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Memorial Day's roots go all the way back to just after the Civil War when it was suggested that not only should we praise the living veterans of the Civil War, it would be well to remember the patriotic dead by placing flowers on their graves.

Kiss Country listeners have been donating money all month to support North Louisiana Military families. Thank you, we’re so grateful that our listeners are doing this wonderful thing. Now, we want to give that money to those families.

Words can't express our gratitude to those who have and are currently serving. The sacrifices both you and your families have made don't go unnoticed. Thank you, from the bottom of our hearts, from everyone here at Kiss Country.

Townsquare Cares is a non-profit organization that betters the lives of troops and their families 24/7, 365 days a year.

If we could put on a live concert free military concert, who would you like to see?

'American Sniper' starring Bradley Cooper is on pace to be the weekend's top box office draw. According to Deadline.com, the movie's preview ranks as the highest preview night for an R-rated drama beating out last year's 'Lone Survivor.' ...

Veteran's Day won't come around this year until Tuesday, November 11, but with Barksdale Air Force Base sitting square in the middle of Bossier City, we're reminded almost daily of the sacrifices that our military's young men and women are making.

Jim 'Pee Wee' Martin was not about to let the 70th anniversary of D-Day go by without showing his respects.

Have you ever wondered about the coins that seem to be placed on top of military headstones at cemeteries? You might be surprised to find out their meaning.

The cowboy rode away last night (Jan. 9), but not before giving a veteran a new home. George Strait helped the Homes 4 Wounded Heroes Military Warriors Support Foundation present US Army Specialist E-4 Douglas Michael Edds a new home.

I don't remember exactly when we started sharing this poem with everyone on Kiss Country but it's been at least 10 years and yet, every time I read it, I get a big lump in my throat.

Recently an Australian soldier shot a short film about his experiences in war as he narrated a letter he'd written to his Mom.  And though he's Australian, the feelings he shares aren't limited to one country.  Our American men and women are feeling these same things today.