Veterans

This year's theme was "Honoring Our Military Medical Corps," and they certainly did that.

In beautiful Veterans' Park in downtown Rowlett.

Some encourage kids to wear red, white, and blue, while others include special guests.

AT&T was named No. 37 out of 100 -- just in time for Veterans Day!

The flag is being provided to the district by the spouse of a district employee. A certificate of authenticity will also be presented.

RSVP was created with the central belief that senior volunteers are valuable resources whose talent, wisdom, and experience can be utilized to create safer, healthier, and stronger communities.

After years of service, veterans are coming back to an unwelcoming job market, but many local colleges and universities are trying to attract them.

Enrollment is up almost 12% from fall 2008, with the biggest growth in nursing, education, and science.

I'm betting there'll be a fighter aircraft flyover at some point, too.

Four patients committed suicide.

Over the last half year, the hospital has spent more than $250,000 to eliminate structural suicide risks in the building.

The ceremony will take place near the site of the planned McKinney Veterans Memorial Park.

McKillop has spent the last three decades working to help get POWs home.

Seven recipient organizations offer assistance to military personnel and their families.

Dallas CMOP, which leases space in Lancaster’s Longhorn Business Park, opened in 1994 as the fourth CMOP.

Gift will allow completion of ailing veterans' family-support center.

Dallas police have raided AmVets Post No. 106 on the 2300 block of Oates Drive and VFW Post No. 1837 on the 2300 block of Lakeland Drive to shut down illegal gambling at both locations.