military

That's right -- we're still posting 'Call Me Maybe' videos. Deal with it! This one's got soldiers serving in Afghanistan, so it's sort of our civic responsibility to share it with the world.

We recently asked WGNA listeners to honor Albany area vets.  We'd like to take a moment to say thank you to the following Veterans as we salute Veteran's Day 2012.

About a month or so ago I posted a video of a soldier surprising his family at a South Carolina Game. These sorts of feel good videos warm my heart as I am a big supporter of our military and know what they have to go through.

There is nothing that makes me more proud then our brave men and women in uniform. Making sacrifices every day to keep this country free. Having to spend months and sometimes years away from their families. That's why I felt the need to share this great video from Saturday's college football game between Georgia and South Carolina.

Granville, New York musician Phil Hoyt is hosting a very special concert on Saturday, September 15, 2012 at Veterans Park in Granville to benefit the 'Adopt A Soldier' campaign.

That’s Blake Shelton, JCP Cares Amabassador, to you, fans!

It was a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it moment during the 2012 CMT Music Awards on Wednesday (June 6). Who was the Marine seated next to Kellie Pickler? He certainly isn’t her husband Kyle — did she bring someone back from her recent USO trip?

Today is Armed Forces Day.  But it's not a day that seems to get tons of attention.  America's men and women in uniform deserve more.

We're getting very close to Memorial Day.  Let's not forget the reason for the holiday, shall we?  It's a lot more than mattress sales.  Let's remember the fighting men and women AND their families.  And let's try to give the families a fun day in the process.

I really like this story. I don't know if you have heard about the stories of soldiers asking famous people to go to an event with them but it has kind of become a trend on YouTube. The most famous that I can remember is a soldier who asked Mila Kunis to the Marine Corp Ball in a YouTube Video.

A Clifton Park street was renamed over the weekend to honor John J. McKenna IV, a fallen Marine and state trooper who was killed by a sniper in Iraq in 2006.

It's the holiday season, and I can't think of a time of year that's tougher on families than the military ones.  I'm sure they would love to read stories of folks in the same boat as they are in.  Well, there's a great site that I stumbled upon that needs to be shared: