Garfield Langhorn

Though the war that took more than 58,000 American lives ended nearly 40 years ago, emotions still run high among veterans and most...

Even after all these years, Joan Brown-Smith's eyes still well up with tears when she recalls the last time she saw him. It was November of 1968 and he was walking toward the plane that would take him on the first leg of his journey to the Vietnamese jungle from which he would never return.

Riverhead Town today dedicated Maple Avenue in downtown Riverhead to PFC Garfield Langhorn, the Riverhead Medal of Honor recipient killed in the line...

The Pulaski Street School library was named and dedicated yesterday in memory of Riverhead native PFC Garfield M. Langhorn. A 1967 graduate of...

The Pulaski Street School library will be named for PFC Garfield M. Langhorn, pursuant to a resolution approved by the Riverhead Board of Education...

The four winners in the Sixth Annual Garfield Langhorn Essay Contest were announced today at a ceremony this morning the Pulaski Street School. The...

Hundreds of people flocked to the Riverhead post office on West Main Street today for the dedication of the building as...

At a ceremony on Monday at 11a.m, the U.S. Postal Service will rename the Riverhead Post Office in honor of Private First Class Garfield...

Twice each year, since the bronze bust of her slain Vietnam War hero son was placed in front of Riverhead Town Hall...

The Riverhead Post Office will soon be known as the “Private First Class Garfield M. Langhorn Post Office Building,” Rep. Tim Bishop announced today....