Bray Racing

09/11/2026

We will always remember!

09/11/2026

“Never Forget”

09/11/2026

Women Veterans Deserve Better.

They served our country. They sacrificed for our freedom. And when they come home, they deserve more than a thank-you.

They deserve to be seen, supported, protected, and given every opportunity to thrive.

At WVSS, we are committed to making sure women veterans are never overlooked.

Do you agree? Tell us in the comments: What does a woman veteran deserve most when she comes home?

www.wvssnc.org

09/11/2026

Hoping to see everyone at this great event. Make sure to stop by see the race car and American Legion Post 135.

The Health, HotRods & Veterans Fair is just 4 days away! Join us September 12, 2026, from 10 AM–3 PM at Daisy Musgrave Hulan Park, 425 Turner Street in Shelbyville as we come together to honor and remember the 25th Anniversary of 9/11 while supporting our veterans, first responders, and community. The day will feature health organizations, a blood drive, free flu shots, veteran organizations and resources, a Car & Jeep Show, Dog Show, live music, food trucks, and much more. We’ll also be working together to help build the World’s Largest Toilet Paper Pyramid, with donations supporting local nonprofits and families in need. Bring the family, bring your friends, and come be part of a day built around remembrance, service, and community. Only 4 days to go—help us spread the word!

09/10/2026

Will never forget!!

09/10/2026

Thank you to American Legion Dept Tennessee Commander Tonya Launsby, Department Vice Commander Ron Hessil and Diane Steelman for joining the challenge. You have been entered in the pit pass drawing that will be held on September 23rd.

09/10/2026

Check it out!!

09/10/2026

Thank you to Dept Chaplain Shonebarger for joining the challenge. You have been entered in the pit pass drawing that will be held on September 23rd.

09/10/2026

“Be The One”

Behind every busy routine or "I'm fine," someone around us might be fighting a battle we can't see.

Asking for help is often the hardest part, but no one should have to carry the weight alone. You don't need expert training or perfect words to make a difference—a simple text, a phone call, or taking a moment to truly listen can break the silence and save a life.

Look out for your friends, family, and neighbors today.