military

Though I've never served, the military hold a special place in my heart. They do so much for me, I try to find what I can do to support them. I recently found the organization Wreaths Across America and now, I never see a future Christmas without them.

There are men and women who are much braver and stronger than I am. They fought and currently fight for our freedoms and the least we can do is to continue to honor them after they're gone.

Veteran's Day is this Sunday (November 11th) and there are many offers for those who have served and protected our country. Here is a list of the many restaurants in the Capital Region that have offers on Sunday and Monday.

Something we honestly should've been celebrating for years, but better late than never. If you're a veteran, active duty, friends, family, or just support our troops, this is an event you need to add to your calendar.

If you are an active military member, veteran or a military family member, there is a job fair being held today (Wednesday September 19th) for you.

Starting at 6am on Wednesday, July 4th - and continuing all throughout Independence Day on WGNA - Brian and Chrissy will be honoring some of the local men and women in our military who may be away from their families while protecting our freedom back home. We'll be airing special shout-outs, message…

I saw an Honor Flight arrive at the World War II monument once when I was in Washington DC a few years ago. At that moment, I knew it was something I wanted to be a part of and on Saturday, I finally did it and it was my honor to be there.

WGNA is proud to team up with local veterans organizations to help our local veterans find work when they come back home. These organizations can help with everything from building a resume, plotting a career path, to landing a job in the Capital Region.

The last time I was in Washington DC I saw something that changed my life and ever since I've wanted to do it too. This year, I'm gonna apply to do it.

Just makes you think that what may seem bad to you, really is just a small bump in road in comparison.

The legal drinking age has always been up for debate. There was a time that it was 18 and then raised to 21. How is it that someone can go and fight for our country but can come home and still not be able to have a drink?

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