Inspire

If you or someone you know is retired or currently an active serviceman or woman in the military, GNA's Brian and Chrissy want your message to the heard, loud and clear Monday morning on the show. We appreciate our veterans, and we know you do too.   It's a chance to show some love, appreciation, and support to the heroes who allow us to live in the Land of the Free, Because of the Brave.  If you

I picked up my three year old son Brody from daycare Tuesday afternoon and headed to the polls before dinner.  On the ride home, I explained to him that before we go in the house, that he and Daddy were going to stop and vote.  Easy for me, the polling place is literally a tenth of mile from where I live so that was very convenient.  Now came the hard part; explaining why we were doing it.  How do

John Bradke is originally from Niskayuna where he served as a volunteer firefighter for 12 years, but in his heart, he knew he needed to be doing what he loves down in New York City. So 5 years ago he chased his dream of becoming a firefighter in the Bronx, leaving behind a loving girlfriend, family, and friends.  He told GNA why he decided to make such a bold leap and it's the kind of life-changi

What a precious gift they gave him.

You ever want something so badly, but knew in your heart of hearts that it was never ever going to happen?  But you went for it anyway. You tried with all your might to go against everything that your intuition and your brain knew wasn't possible.  Yet when it didn't happen the way you wanted it to, you still were disappointed.  That's basically tonight's Mega-Millions jackpot.  You're not going t

Most baseball fans in attendance, and watching on TV, will remember last nights Yankee game for the heartbreaking way the season came to an end at the expense of the Red Sox. For many other fans, especially here in the Capital Region, we will remember the heartwarming way the game began: with classy, warm, touching tribute that honored the victims of the Schoharie tragedy.

The village of Schoharie is known for its tight-knit community, small -own charm, hard-nosed blue-collar work ethic, beautiful landscapes, peaceful farms, friendly neighbors, and quaint little shops and restaurants.  Not exactly the kind of place you'd expect to be the epicenter of the national news following an unthinkable tragedy.

When I read the story of a local dad who climbed all 46 peaks of the Adirondacks with his two young sons, I was blown away.

Heroes come in all walks of life, lines of duty, and nooks and crannies. They are first responders, mentors, leaders, military personnel, and teachers.  And sometimes, they are simply a kind neighbor. September’s County Waste Hometown Hero is Ashley Carmichael from Potter Hollow and we are honored here at WGNA to tell you her story.

It seems rare to find someone these days who not only loves their job, but also excels at it.  Perhaps that's the reason why this moment stood out to me so much. The other day while doing a little grocery shopping with my 3 year old son Brody, a man who worked in the produce section of a local supermarket changed my son's entire day, and rescued me from a parenting nightmare.

If you happened to be looking up into the Saratoga sky yesterday afternoon around 4:40 pm, you may have witnessed a pretty rare occurrence.  A Circumzenithal arc or an 'upside down rainbow' appeared in parts of Saratoga creating the illusion that the sky was smiling down on you.

I'm beginning my fitness journey at Best Fitness. Who wouldn't want to spend more time enjoying life, rather than sweating at the gym?