Travis Mills

Retired United States Army Staff Sergeant Travis Mills has joined us many times on the Moose Morning Show to discuss the Travis Mills Foundation, the Maine Chance Lodge Veterans Retreat, and his inspirational book, 'Tough as They Come.'

After yesterday's disappointing news that the Travis Mills Foundation was robbed of tools for the third time, there is a way you can help, and enjoy some great Mexican food at the same time. Chipotle Mexican Restaurant and Grill at 1 Stephen King Drive, Suite 10 Augusta, Me 04330  will be holding a fundraiser for the Travis Mills Foundation today from 4 PM-9 PM. ...

Retired United States Army Staff Sergeant Travis Mills joined us on the Moose Morning Show to let us know about an upcoming fundraiser for the Travis Mills Foundation.

Saturday, July 23, you are invited to visit the Travis Mills Foundation's Maine Chance Lodge Veterans Retreat in Rome. The event, from 1:00pm to 4:00pm, is being held so you can see the progress of the construction.

Meg Scully, Winthrop graduate and current senior at the University of Maine at Farmington, joined us on the Moose Morning Show. Meg, as part of her senior project, is directing the one-act play, 'Letters,' Tuesday night (April 26) at the Emery Community Arts Center at UMF.

Travis Mills will be among several authors signing books at Barnes and Noble in Augusta on Tuesday form 4-8. He'll be joined by Wendy Brotherlin-Dunlap, Shellie Braeuner, Ellen Booream, Jennifer Carson, Kimberly Ridley and Lea Wait. Here are links to go along with the interview and the flyer with school ID: Barnes and Noble flyer (print and bring) Travis Mills Foundation

Any robbery makes you shake your head, but stealing money that was raised for veterans and wounded warriors is just downright despicable. That is exactly what happened at the Augusta Elks Lodge on Monday night (May 25) when robbers made off with more than $15,000. Most of that money was from a fundraiser for the Travis Mills Foundation, that was established by wounded veteran Travis Mills. Read Mo

I have always stood in awe of our veterans. Travis Mills is one who I look up to for a number of reasons. Not the least of which is the adversity he's overcome to live a truly meaningful life.

The Travis Mills Foundation (TMF) has purchased the historic Maine Chance Lodge in Rome, previously owned by cosmetics pioneer Elizabeth Arden. They are looking for your support to transform this property into a fully accessible veterans family retreat!

The First Lady of Maine is going to jump out of an Airplane. Ann LePage, the wife of Governor Paul LePage plans to skydive this weekend with members of an all-veteran parachute team. Joining her will be veteran Travis Mills, a quadruple amputee. This will be his second jump since his tragic incident in Afghanistan in 2012.

Have your heard of Mike Rowe?  He used to host the TV show 'Dirty Jobs'. He always seemed like a very down to earth guy. He recently met Travis Mills and what he posted on his Facebook was very cool. Here is what Mike had to say in his post ...

Ashley Harriman stopped in to the Moose Morning Show to talk about the Miles for Mills race that's coming up on Monday, May 25th. Travis Mills is the local soldier who lost his limbs in Afghanistan from stepping on an i.e.d. Proceeds benefit his charitable foundation.

Ashley Harriman is working it for Travis Mills, a local veteran who stepped on an I.E.D. in Afghanistan in 2012. A quadruple amputee, Travis has bounced back to live life in a way that's both fulfilling and inspirational. The film "Travis: A Soldier's Story," will be shown at Cony High Schools auditorium Thursday night, January 16th, from 7 to 8:30. You do need to purchase tickets in adv

Ashley Harriman stopped in to talk with us about something near and dear to her heart, the Miles for Mills fundraiser coming up on Memorial Day. Ashley, a junior at Maine Maritime Academy, is cousin to Travis' wife, Kelsey. The horrible incident which was to change the Mills family's life forever happened just a little over a year ago.