veterans day

New York becomes a Purple Heart State in 2026, honoring wounded and fallen service members and expanding support for veterans across the state.

Central New York honors Veterans Day with ceremonies, free meals, parades, and events across the region. Explore where to celebrate and support veterans.

Broadway Utica is inviting "A Christmas Story" audiences to bring stocking stuffer donations to support local veterans this holiday season at The Stanley Theatre.

Veterans are being honored by several restaurants today for Veteran’s Day. Several discounts are available throughout Central New York for vets to take advantage of. Here are a few:

One local author has written a poem to not only remember and honor those who lost their lives on 9/11, but to honor those who dedicated their lives to their country as a result of that fateful day and beyond.

This year a number of businesses and organizations are offering free meals and deals to say thank you. Here is a list of places in Central New York.

What better way to honor our veterans than with free fishing all day long?

In 1954, the Armistice Day name was changed to Veterans Day to include veterans of all wars.

A World War II Veteran has been inducted into the New York State Senate Veteran's Hall of Fame. He is a resident of Whiteboro.

On this Veterans Day, we say thank you to all those that have served in the military and have stood to protect our freedoms. Did you know that there are a bunch of famous musicians that have served?