VFW 7059

10/12/2026

10/04/2026

Nothing chills out the soul like the comfort of a BAKED POTATO!! Chill out with a fully loaded BAKED POTATO on October 17th, 4 to 6 pm, VFW Post 7059, 1616 Graham Road in Farmville. All proceeds will benefit VFW Post 7059 Auxiliary Relief fund that supports special Veteran projects.

Come out for a SPUD-tacular evening!! Thankful, blessed and BAKED POTATO obsessed! 🙂 🥔 ❤️

09/22/2026

HUGE THANKS!
Post 7059 thanks all the folks who dropped by the Fish Fry Saturday. Special thanks to Shorty and son James for fixing some delicious fish and puppies, the Fishn'Pig for their donation and our hardworking Auxiliary.

09/19/2026

FROM THE FARMVILLE HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2026:
VFW Post 7059 thanks you for this article.

09/18/2026

POST 7059 CONDUCTS POW/MIA PROGRAM ON PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY COURTHOUSE LAWN:
Post Commander J. Fort opened the remembrance with the National Anthem and Pledge of Allegiance. Post Chaplain E. Swink delivered an Opening Prayer. QM D. Lord performed the POW/MIA Table Rite followed by the sounding of Taps by American Legion Post 32 member C. Guthrie.
So good to see District 4 Commander Connie Banks in attendance.
Never forget our comrades who fought for our freedoms, but have yet to return home.

09/16/2026

Some our members with Elwood, the Longwood U. mascot, at the Heart of Virginia Festival last Saturday.
GO LANCERS!!!

09/15/2026

You just can't beat this deal on a fine catfish dinner AND lending support for the good works of VFW Post 7059!!
Ticket info below or purchase at the door. See you there!!!

09/15/2026

Post 7059 will present a short program remembering our warriors who have not returned from their mission.
Friday, September 18 at 11AM on the lawn of the Prince Edward Couthouse.
Free and open to the public.
A lawn chair is suggested.

09/08/2026

9-11 25th Anniversary Remembrance Ceremony
Hosted by Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7059 and American Legion Post 32.
11 September 2026; 8:30 a.m.; Crute Stage; Main Street, Farmville.
Join us as we remember the sacrifice of those who lost lives on 9/11 and honor the first responders and military who serve our community every day.
(Guests are encouraged to bring a lawn chair.)