New report shows improvements in mental health care for veterans at Togus

Maine's congressional delegation praised the improvements Togus has made following a scathing report two years ago that found problems throughout the system.

New facility planned for Togus to aid caregivers of veterans

A 16-suite Fisher House on the Togus campus would give caregivers a free place to stay while their family members receive treatment at the VA facility.

Chelsea grants final approval for Cabin in the Woods project

The approval clears the way for Volunteers of America to build cabins for homeless veterans on the Togus campus.

Veterans housing program to receive $100,000 grant

The Cabin in the Woods, a 21-cabin facility on the Togus campus in Chelsea, is expected to open in July or August.

Togus employees donate toys to Salvation Army in Augusta

Nearly 200 local families will benefit from the board games, toy trucks and sporting goods that were delivered Friday.

UMA, Togus hold events honoring veterans throughout week leading up to Veterans Day

This year, Veterans Day comes just a day after the 150th birthday of the Togus campus.

Togus to celebrate 150 years Saturday

Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert McDonald and members of Maine's congressional delegation are expected to speak after Saturday's parade.

Togus at 150 years special coverage: Past, Present and Future

Togus at 150 years special coverage: Past, Present and Future

Richmond woman houses aging veterans as part of Togus program

The VA program is one way elderly Maine veterans have been able to stay at home through a program developed by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and administered at the state level by the VA Maine Healthcare System.