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New Orleans Saints to Honor Fallen Soldier at This Sunday's Game - Vimarsana News

New Orleans Saints to Honor Fallen Soldier at This Sunday's Game

The New Orleans Saints and Community Coffee will be honoring a fallen soldier at the Falcons-Saints game this Sunday, November 7 at the Caesars Superdome.

New Orleans Saints to Honor Fallen Soldier at This Sunday's Game - Vimarsana News

New Orleans Saints to Honor Fallen Soldier at This Sunday's Game

The New Orleans Saints and Community Coffee will be honoring a fallen soldier at the Falcons-Saints game this Sunday, November 7 at the Caesars Superdome.

McDonald's Manager Reveals What Grimace Is And The Internet Is Shook - Vimarsana News

McDonald's Manager Reveals What Grimace Is And The Internet Is Shook

It turns out that the purple character isn't just a random blob.

Source: iheart.com
How honest cop John Shobbrook was destroyed by corrupt Queensland police - Vimarsana News

How honest cop John Shobbrook was destroyed by corrupt Queensland police

The untold story of how a young federal narcotics agent had his career destroyed by corrupt Queensland police with friends in the highest places is revealed in a new book.

"On hallowed ground:" Patrick Henry's Red Hill honors buried history of its enslaved population - Vimarsana News

"On hallowed ground:" Patrick Henry's Red Hill honors buried history of its enslaved population

BY SARAH HONOSKY The (Lynchburg) News & Advance BROOKNEAL — In a clearing about a half mile from the main buildings of the Patrick Henry National Memorial on Red Hill, on the northwest edge of the old tobacco plantation, was a sea of white markers — more than 140 crosses marking the gravesites of the Quarter Place enslaved and African American cemetery.  Until recently, the graves were only recognizable by depressions in the earth, by scattered field-stones and the single engraved tombstone, which carves like a question mark from the soft soil. It was a history ...