military

Sully, the service dog for President Bush, has captured our hearts with a viral photo titled "Mission Complete." What will happen to him now?

New York state Army and Air National Guard alongside area veterans have teamed up for the 14th year of "Trees For Troops" which sends Christmas Trees overseas.

Do you have a worn and tattered flag? You can drop it off at these locations to be properly retired with respect and honor.

The Target by Washington is currently LGBT soldiers. and if they should be allowed to serve.

The kids had fun in their costumes collecting candy ~ Now what? Donate your excess candy to our military!

In the Spring of 2015 a star was born out of Fultonville, NY. Teenager and timid musician auditioned for, powered his way through the battle and knockout rounds, and took home the honor of winning on the NBC hit series, 'The Voice.' Now, Sawyer Fredericks is bringing his talents back to Utica.

One of the bravest group of soldiers to ever defend our nation are the Tuskegee Airmen. They flew and fought in many dangerous battles, all with the thought of friends, family, and fellow Americans in their hearts. Assemblyman Anthony Brindisi and his colleagues honored a few of the surviving members of the honorable group. One of those men is Rome native Herbert Thorpe.

A local woman wanted to thank the soldiers in the United States Army for their service so she decided to to treat them to lunch at Moe's.

Lowe's home improvement store in Rome recently displayed an act of Patriotism by  creating designated parking spaces for Purple Hearts and military veterans.

The goal: 'Fill The Hill' with hundreds of U.S. flags on Memorial Day, Monday, May 30. Are you in? Show you're proud to be an American and support Sitrin's Military Rehabilitation Program.

Mental health is one of the biggest issues facing our nation and in most cases it's a significant issue for our men and women who return home from war. David Fletcher is a 55-year-old Army veteran who served in the first Gulf War. David has fallen on some hard times and is now faced with an ankle injury leaving him unable to work or pay for most of his bills. Hopefully the community can come to hi

Denise Brigham Baker is a mother of three boys. One of the three is already a United States Marine and the other is in the Army. She has one more boy approaching his last few days of basic training at Paris Island to become a Marine. She is asking the community for help to keep a tradition of hers alive and bright.