Amvets Riders Chapter 103

07/21/2026

Amvets Riders Chapter 103 next meeting is scheduled for August 17, 2026 @ 7pm in the Amvets lower level 123 Buttermilk Lane Hopwood PA
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07/21/2026

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07/01/2026

06/27/2026

06/24/2026

OUR FLAG NEEDS RUNNERS in our AREA!

Relay for America began on Flag Day in California and is relying on volunteers and local support along the way.

The Flag Carrier Segment 221, from West of Masontown PA along Rt.21, to Farmington PA, along Rt. 40, is in need of a few runners to carry our USA FLAG!

See post for more information.

Shared from Relay For America:

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AMERICA 250 FLAG RELAY 2026!

The transcontinental flag relay from San Francisco to Washington, D.C.

A single American flag carried by 250 runners through 15 states in 20 nonstop days, arriving at the National Mall on July 4, 2026 — America's 250th birthday.

More than 250 runners are carrying the American flag from the Pacific Coast to Washington, D.C., aiming to reach the National Mall by July 4.

Relay for America began on Flag Day and is relying on volunteers and local support along the way.

This is so phenomenal!!! Carrying America's flag and ensuring it is forever waving during the Run is a 250th memory for sure!!! Love that it's in memory of all veterans, and highlighting a few!!!

God Bless America and our wonderful American Military!!!

Follow every mile from the Golden Gate to theNation’s Capital ~ with daily dispatches across all 20 running days, stories from the road, and first word the moment nominations open.

Read the full story and how to sign up to carry the flag at this link:
relayforamerica.org

06/17/2026

Amvets Riders Chapter 103 next meeting is scheduled for July 20, 2026 @ 7pm in the Amvets lower level 123 Buttermilk Lane Hopwood PA
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06/16/2026

Stop by the corn booth at the Fayette County Fair this year and support local veterans with your purchase.

Main Character Monday
Irving Rice, also known as the "Corn Man, has been an icon at the Fayette County Fair for ten years. He started dressing up to show his support for the corn booth that supports the veterans. Irving himself is an Air Force Veteran, and a POW from the Vietnam War. Before becoming the "Corn Man," Irving spent time at the Fayette County Fair with the old time fiddler's picking the banjo and playing guitar. When asked how long he would continue the tradition of being the "Corn Man," Irving says, "I'll keep going 'til I can't no more. I could never be anything else."

06/11/2026