This past weekend, folks from up and down the East Coast made the drive to Millboro, Virginia, packing into the Green Valley Hunters Paradise for the Tri-State Cross Country Series. The energy was absolutely unmatched. It was an incredible off-road event for motorcycles and ATVs, but if you look past the mud and the engines, […]
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Some guests walk into the podcast having rehearsed their story so many times it comes out smooth and clean. Trish Leto is not that guest. Her story arrives the way she does fast, honest, and already three steps ahead of where you thought it was going. Trish served in the U.S. Navy from 1996 to
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There are events you attend out of obligation, and then there are events that pull you in because something real is happening. The 2nd Annual Lititz Vet Fest, held on May 16, 2026 at the Lititz Springs VFW Post 1463, was the latter. What started as a modest fundraiser last year has grown into something
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Today was all about honoring our fallen heroes, and let me tell you, it was an incredible experience. We kicked things off right on the grounds of Mount Bethel Cemetery in Columbia, Pennsylvania, with an amazing presentation by Blankets of Honor. Manny Acuna, the Chief Executive Officer for Blankets of Honor, started the morning by
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The road to Chester Valley Golf Club actually started yesterday, Sunday, May 10th. In a move that set the tone for the entire week, Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro officially proclaimed that Sunday as the “Day of HOPE” across the Commonwealth. It was a powerful recognition of the resilience of our Veterans and the impact of a program that has
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A Community That Doesn’t Quit When the Skies Opened, Palm Harbor Didn’t Flinch There’s a phrase you hear a lot in the military: “embrace the suck.” It means you don’t wait for perfect conditions to complete the mission, you adapt, you push forward, and you get it done. That ethos was on full display at
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There are certain traditions that mean more than words ever could. In the military, law enforcement, and first responder communities, challenge coins are one of those things. They are more than a token. They represent service, trust, sacrifice, recognition, and moments that matter. But here’s the reality, while the coin may last, the story behind
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Carl S. Ey – HMG Staff Writer Columbus, Ohio – In an electric Friday night atmosphere, 14,810 fans poured into historic Crew Stadium to welcome the Columbus Aviators — the city’s brand-new spring professional football team — to Ohio’s capital. The energy inside the stadium was charged as the UFL made its debut in Columbus.
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The University of Connecticut Huskies defeated the Villanova Wildcats 90-51 on Monday night to capture their thirteenth consecutive Big East Women’s Basketball Championship at the Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut. The Huskies were never behind in the game from the time sophomore forward Sarah Strong scored her first three point shot just one minute
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Most veterans leave service carrying experiences that don’t fit neatly onto a civilian resume. You’re told to adapt, to “find your place,” to quietly convert your skills for an office or factory. But sometimes the best move is to build something no one else can, something born directly from your own needs, frustrations, and community.
