veterans

This simple change to your porch light could mean a lot to those who give their all for our country.

Here's another ranking we'd prefer to see no Michigan cities on...

With help from the community a Michigan food truck provided free meals to veterans on Easter.

The Van Andel Arena is asking patrons who come out to events in the month of November to bring 'thank you' cards to be sent to US troops serving across the globe.

We all look forward to that three day weekend that unofficially kicks off the summer season -- but have we forgotten the reason we have a Memorial Day in the first place?

Do you know any veterans who would like to receive the COVID-19 vaccine? There is a walk-in clinic in West Michigan this Saturday that aims to vaccinate at least 1,000 vets.

A Michigan Vietnam veteran who dedicated his later life to honoring those who served has passed away. He had no known family so the funeral home handing his arrangements is asking any one who can make it to support his burial.

Veterans searching for employment are invited to the 8th Annual Veterans Job Fair is this Thursday, June 13th, in Muskegon.

The Fourth of July is a time for celebration and fireworks, but many veterans seek an alternative to the loud fireworks displays this time of year. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources and the Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency are working together to provide alternative camping options for veterans and others, including pet owners, who are seeking a quieter 4th of July.

Along with all of us who want to THANK our Veterans for serving our country, there are a number of companies who offer up special deals for Veterans on Veterans Day (in alphabetical order): At Applebee's Veterans can get a free meal on Friday, November 11th...

The Michigan DNR has announced that for the second straight year they will join with the Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency to offer alternative camping options for those veterans and other visitors, including pet owners, seeking a quieter holiday.

Many of our hero's of WWII have been flying to Washington D.C. for visits to the WWII Memorial, Arlington National Cemetery, and other points of interest. I had the honor of Emceeing an event several weeks ago here in Grand Rapids just before several of our WWII Veterans boarded flights to DC. I'll have to admit, I sure didn't see anything like this happen.