Veterans Day

This weekend, I honor a veteran that didn't make it home. I can't believe that it's been 12 years ago this month that we lost you. I honor John Priestner.

Veteran's Day is Sunday. Here are some ways to honor veterans and teach your kids about American history. Find out what you and your kids can do locally to help.

As we pause on Sunday to honor our United States veterans on Veterans Day, we give you our top 15 picks for country music’s most patriotic songs.

Did you know that Veterans Day was originally called Armistice Day? We take a look at that and four other interesting facts about Veterans Day.

The Civil War ended 153 years ago, but the United States government is still paying survivor benefits to the daughter of a Civil War veteran.

In honor of local veterans and in appreciation for their service, the Broome County Parade Committee invites you to join them for a Veterans Day Parade.

With Veteran’s Day does come some free or discounted food for our heroes! I found a great list of grub our veterans can grab Friday and Saturday!

The Binghamton Zoo is offering free admission to all active-duty, reserve, veteran, and retired members of the US Armed Forces on Saturday. They are also doing a fundraiser next week, check it out.

It's Veterans Day on Saturday and the Binghamton Devils are honoring the military all weekend. They are offering FREE tickets to Active-Duty, Retired, Reserved, and Veteran Service Members. Find out how here.

If you've served our country, the Tri-Cities Opera wants to thank you by offering free tickets for you and your family to attend "Glory Denied."

Don't just do a Facebook post or send an email today, do something personal to say thank you for a local Veteran today.

A number of places are closed Friday for Veterans Day. See the complete list and catch the Veterans Day Parade in downtown Binghamton.

A number of retails stores and restaurants in the Greater Binghamton area are serving up discounts and free meals on Friday November 11 for Veterans Day.

The numbers are staggering- almost half of all Afghanistan and Iraq Vets are disabled.