veterans

I love to pass along stories when someone that serves, and has served, our country has something good happen to them.

Over the weekend, a very special celebration took place in Claverack.

The Watervliet Fire Department was helping an Albany area World War II veteran Thursday morning, but it wasn’t because his home was burning.

I wanted to teach my children the meaning of Memorial Day in a way that they could understand.  It's hard to wrap your head around war and death at 3.  So, my husband and I took the kids to the Lansingburgh Veterans Memorial Day Parade...

So I'm walking out of the Carroll Hill Elementary School this week, having just completed another great musical experience with elementary kids, and this plaque caught my eye

Memorial Day is the unofficial start to summer, but let’s not forget what it’s really about.

Time for you veterans to get some "payback" for all you've done this Memorial Day and Warriors in the Workplace organization is just the group to provide it

Back in December, Sean had a story about a couple of Albany area people that are combat vets in the National Guard.

I received a message on my Facebook page from a young lady named Laura from Stillwater, about a retired soldier that has a Christmas Eve road march every year.

Some people honor disabled veterans through bumper stickers, others show their support through donations. LeAnn Rimes and husband Eddie Cibrian did something a little different -- they went skydiving!

There’s a project that’s going on that I heard about and wanted to let you know about involving several organizations of our community, and is helping many Capital Region veterans.

No matter what the statistics show out there, finding a job is still pretty tough, especially for ex military.  But are you aware of the "Warriors In The Workplace" organization? It's definitely a fitting time to mention this on Memorial Day weekend