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Fort Bliss will host its annual spring "Bliss in Bloom" shopping bazaar Friday, March 8 to Sunday, March 10 at the Trading Post-Building 1717 Marshall Rd. on Ft. Bliss.

If you’re in need of the power of collective prayer, an upcoming breakfast at Fort Bliss might be the place for you.

Every Monday, I get the opportunity to highlight a member of our Armed Forces stationed in the El Paso area with ‘Military Mondays’.  Today, we hear from a proud sister of Marine stationed at the furthest reaches of the El Paso area!

I don't know about you, but I never get tired of watching videos of  military men and women surprising family members after long tours of duty. Watch what happens when this Marine returns from Afghanistan and surprises his little brother at basketball practice.

At the deployment ceremony last week, we recorded a few farewell wishes for the soldiers of our Task Force Dragon project and a few from Task Force Iron Knight in El Paso. Watch their heartwarming goodbyes here.

Being a military spouse is incredibly stressful. Dealing with sick kids by yourself, finding new work every few years, never knowing your spouse’s schedule, constantly moving, and dealing with deployments are only a few of the stressors that normal civilians never have to deal with...

Fort Bliss Survivor Outreach Services officials will conduct the 2nd Annual Day of Remembrance, at 6:30p.m., Friday, February 15 at 241Sheridan Road.

Fort Bliss will host a Valentine's Day hiring fair from  9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Thursday, Feb., 14.

Looks like Walmart is attempting to prove to the American public that they aren't so evil, seeing as how the conglomerate just put forth a plan to hire 100,000 military veterans. Sounds like a good idea, doesn't it? Well, with many thanks to Conan O'Brien, we might have to think again.

It's one of the most heartwarming, sob-inducing sights you'll see on the Internet: the soldier returning home from overseas, surprising his or her child. It never gets old, one of the genuine feel-good moments the Internet lets us see.

If there was one thing I wish would be home for Christmas, it would be my brother, Major Albert Mendoza of the United States Marines Corps. Since he can't be here and is overseas, I thought I'd share some other military families getting reunited for the Holidays.

Ever since the match up for the Sun Bowl was announced, there has been a lot of negative press about our city and our bowl game.  We here at KISS FM have decided, enough is enough!  We want to hear why you love our fabulous city, and here's why I love El Paso.....