Today is a chance to thank those women and men who have stepped up to serve. Granted, we should be thanking them everyday, but this is the national day when all of America takes the time to show gratitude.
If you've ever seen Cody Johnson in concert you know that he always makes a point to acknowledge members of the US military, veterans, and first responders.
If you're a military veteran, it's all about you this weekend, and rightfully so. With Veteran's Day on Sunday, several East Texas restaurants are planning to offer freebies and deals to say thanks.
Friday, November 11th, Huntington ISD presented their 21st annual Veteran's Day Program. Huntington has a great reputation of holding one of the best programs in East Texas, and once again they did not disappoint.
Maybe you've seen a few green lights around East Texas this week. At work, on the front porch, and on college campuses, people are replacing white lights with green bulbs to show support for veterans. And it's easy to become part of the movement.
On this date in 1918, in the 11th month, the 11th hour of the 11th day, World War I officially came to an end. Originally called Armistice Day, legislation in 1954 officially changed the name to Veterans Day to honor all of our soldiers.
I was going to try to come up with some eloquent and well-thought out words today to pass along my feelings about Veterans Day. This video speaks volumes...much more than I could ever do.