Veterans Day

TRI 102.5 wants to say thank you to our enlisted men and women, and their families, in Northern Colorado who sacrifice so much for all of us all year long.

United States veterans can enjoy a free medium hot or iced coffee at any Northern Colorado Dunkin' Donuts location on Veterans Day, November 11. Participating Dunkin' Donuts locations: 2801 S College Avenue, Fort Collins 1530 Main Street, Windsor 102 E 29th Street, Loveland To take advantage of this offer, just let Dunkin' Donuts know you're a veteran and enjoy a cup of coffee on them...

All veterans and active-duty military get free car washes from Breeze Thru Car Wash locations in Northern Colorado on Veteran's Day (Wednesday, November 11) as part of the Grace For Vets program. "Veterans sacrificed so much to defend our nation and we owe them a huge debt of gratitude," said Breeze Thru owner, Andrea Agnew...

Veterans day is a time to pause for those who have given all and to thank those who still today fight for our freedoms. As every soldier continues to give, we pause now with this video to say thank you.

Today is Veterans Day. God bless our veterans. We are so grateful for all they have given and sacrificed for us. There are a few events planned in Northern Colorado

There is no greater human than a serviceman or woman. Free meals for vets in Northern Colorado, thank you. Now stand up and be recognized.

Happy Veterans Day! The Human Bean is helping vets and active duty personnel celebrate by giving them a free drink at Northern Colorado locations.

Join the Johnstown/Milliken VFW Post #2585 for their 5K run/walk event this year. The fundraiser is coming up on Sunday, November 9 and all are invited.

To me, it may be the most important holiday we have. Veteran's Day is Sunday, November 11th. There are no words, medals, gifts, or free meals that will ever fill the debt of gratitude we owe the men and women who have served to keep our country great, but they can help show our thanks. Here is a list of businesses in Northern Colorado who are doing a great thing and offering thanks with free meals

My father, LaRoy C. Leisenring, Major US Army (ret) represented his country proudly as a career officer. Dad, served multiple tours in Korea and Vietnam. I could not be prouder of him. He carries himself to this day with a sense of pride and honor that I see amongst so many of our younger veterans.

Personally, I believe there is no bigger sacrifice than leaving your friends, family, and home to go fight for our country. Almost 1.2 million of our own are currently enlisted in the armed forces, and over 23 million veterans are still alive in the United States today.