military

The troops deserve our appreciation and gratitude is the way I feel and I had heard about people writing out a few cards and sending them. So I looked up a place to send them.

It's to honor those who served, but it's actually not on Veterans Day.

Petty Officer 2nd Class Kasey Bergerson joined the Navy 8 years ago and we want to say thank you for your service.

UWS is being recognized for their commitment in helping military members and veterans in transitioning to higher education.

A great opportunity to get a classic car, with all proceeds going to the Military Order of the Purple Heart Chapter 56, (Combat Wounded Veterans), out of Duluth, Minnesota.

If you have old maps pertaining to any conflicts associated with the military, the St. Louis County Historical Society needs your help.

The moral of this story to me is, you never know what little gesture or a good deed you might do that will make a difference.

As we approach Memorial Day, many are taking the time to think about the sacrifices that our men and women in the military have made for our freedoms.  An annual event aims to keep that focus with a spotlight on the charities that benefit servicemen and their families.

Grand Casino Hinckley and Mille Lacs is known for offering a free Veteran's Day meal during the holiday, but tomorrow is a special day and once again Veterans and active service men and women can receive a free buffet meal.  Here are the details.

Handicapped parking signs allow people who need it, a closer parking spot to a store or business. When I heard that Vets who have problems but don't qualify for a handicapped sticker or license plate, I was a little angry. Then I heard Wounded Warriors created a purple sign that you could put in place of your handicapped sign to allow a space for a Vet.

They say you should never judge someone until you've walked a mile in their shoes.  That's part of the design behind a brand-new event in the Twin Ports area that aims to increase awareness for veterans issues and raise funding.

To the people that have to work on Christmas Eve keeping us safe. Police, Fire Dept, First Responders, and Military. I hope you know we appreciate the work you do and remember when you help someone, you are changing a life sometimes.