veterans

I have such a love for not only our veterans but also for the elderly. I saw a post trending through Facebook of this elderly army veteran who was not taken care of, left alone, and my heart broke.

Memorial Day is the day where we remember those who have lost their lives fighting for this country, our freedoms, and the ability to enjoy a weekend. I knew that the one place I wanted to spend that was at the Saratoga National Cemetery.

I'd heard about the Patriot Flight for a few years and finally, a year or so ago I experienced it first-hand.

Studies say that 22 veterans commit suicide every day. It's such a troubling number for these people that put their lives on the line to protect us. Tom Zurhellen believed more people needed to know that number so he's doing something about it.

If you're a veteran or know of one entering back into civilian life, share this event coming to the Capital Region later this month.

You can nominate a military member to get VIP seats to the Albany Patroon home games and playoff games. Here's how.

Valentine's Day tends to be marketed to couples but these Schenectady students turned their focus to another group of people yesterday.

Lee Brice will be performing at the Stand With Us Benefit Banquet for Folds of Honor and you could win tickets for the Veteran in your life.

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.

Veterans Day was yesterday and though they deserve the attention they get on that one day, they should have more. If you're looking to continue to help and appreciate the Veterans, here are some local organizations to look in to.

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.

You went trick-or-treating last night or you may have bought a ton of candy and didn't end up having a lot of kids come to your house. Now what? Ever thought of donating it to the troops?