veterans

Friday, May 10, 2013 we invite all Country Music fans to join us at Brown's Revolution Hall for a great night of Country Dancing and Music to help the Rensselaer County Veterans.

How is it possible that people who serve this country and put lives on the line are put at the back of the line when looking for jobs?   We at the Sean and Richie can't accept that, folks. Please pass this link around to your favorite underemployed service,an or woman.

A new report from the CDC finds that men who’ve served in the military carry a heavier health burden than civilians — in fact, veterans are significantly more likely to have two or more chronic conditions like diabetes, heart disease and high blood pressure.

Chris Young had the chance to catch up with an old friend during a visit to Minot Air Force Base last week. The singer stopped by the base for a CD signing with some of our country’s finest airmen as part of his work with Stars for Stripes and the Minot Exchange. While there, he was reunited with Wounded Warrior Scott Lilley, whom he first met in 2009 while working with Stars for Stripes. Read Mor

On June 14, we always celebrate Flag Day, and show how patriotic that we can be.

First, I need to say thank you to all of the veterans. Our veterans have been through so much.

Memorial Day Weekend is almost here. We told you where you can see some of the Memorial Day parades.

It’s hard to believe that Memorial Day weekend is almost here. It’s the unofficial start of summer.

With all the fun things to do for Memorial day weekend including some that I mentioned in another blog, I also mentioned remembering those who have served and are still serving our country.

The Sean and Richie Show want to commemorate Memorial Day in a very special way and we'd like you to tell us who you are remembering on this most solemn and patriotic occasion.

With the events about Osama bin Laden this week, I feel we should recognize our veterans, especially this particular vet.

Congratulations to one of our own – You hear him every Sunday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on WGNA-F.M., as he counts down the biggest country hits in the U.S., on “Bob Kingsley’s Country Top 40.”