 All this month, get up to $50 off any Android smartphone from Appalachian Wireless, any Android you desire, all $50 off with two-year agreement, better service, bigger savings, that's today's Appalachian Wireless, an East Kentucky network company. The Floyd County Veterans Court program held its first graduation ceremony Wednesday. The graduating veteran says Veterans Court offered him something no other court program could have. When I first got back from Afghanistan, I was having a hard time with mental problems, you know, I was with PTSD, and we started talking amongst each other that my brothers who I went overseas with, and I realized that that helped. And even when I would try to talk to other people who hadn't been there, who couldn't relate to me, it wasn't helping very much. So I realized that once I started drug court and had other veterans who were in there who had been through the same thing, that was really a big boost to help me get through it. Officials with the program say it's been a joy to watch Troy's life change since entering the program. When Troy come to us, he had a lot of drug issues, criminal charges with drugs, and he had lost his wife, he had lost his family, he had lost his job. And as of today, he's got a great job, he's working every day, and he's got a lot of relationship with his family again, with his kids. These veterans, these people that serve our country and sacrifice so much for us, he went to Afghanistan when he came back, he had all these problems. But if we can help them get back on track, that's what this program is about. And that's why we were excited not to have Troy get back on track in his life back. For more information on Veterans Court programs, visit the web address or call the number listed on your screen. Reporting from Prestonsburg, I'm Shawn Allen for EKB News.