Military

Local communities may be able to get federal assistance constructing, restoring or maintaining memorials to veterans, law enforcement and firefighters.

Memorial Day is the day to honor those who have given the ultimate sacrifice. Here are some ways that you can honor them this weekend.

Mr. Harold Gary is a World War II veteran who is about to celebrate his 100th birthday and would love to receive birthday cards from around the globe.

If you love your country, have the belly of a billy goat, are physically fit, and willing to be a human test subject, the United States Army wants you.

From the organizers of Spiedie Fest and the Delta Engineers Festival of Lights...a very special benefit for Twin Tiers area veterans that you're invited to.

For nearly 30 years, wreaths have been placed on the graves of America's hero's at Christmastime. This year, you and your family are invited to help honor our veterans.

Giving to local non-profits is important each year, but even more so in 2020 and this is why.

Cora Swartout served the United States as a member of the Air Force during the Korean Conflict. On Veterans Day, she was gifted with something very special.

Find out the meaning behind various U.S. military medals.

Transitioning from military to civilian life is tough, but the DAV and RecruitMilitary are hoping to make the transition a bit easier with their job fair.

You're invited to a special birthday parade on Thursday, May 28 to celebrate the 99th birthday of Montrose resident Mr. Gary, a World War II veteran.

On the anniversary of D-Day, a special WWII plane that flew over the beach in Normandy will fly over portions of the Southern Tier to honor essential employees.

It is regrettable that we report this fact, but a new study from WalletHub determined that New York State is the second worst state for veterans, specifically Military Retirees.

Between whatever it is you've got planned for this long weekend, why not take some time to recognize and support our troops and their families?