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Heath Allen

Emmy Award winning journalist Heath Allen started at WDSU in 1994 as anchor of the midday news. He now reports on a wide range of issues around New Orleans, southeast Louisiana, and around the world, including most recently documentaries in Afghanistan, Haiti, and Cuba.

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FreightWaves Classics: Building the Ledo Road kept China in World War II - Vimarsana News

FreightWaves Classics: Building the Ledo Road kept China in World War II

The Ledo Road helped the Allies fight the Japanese in China, and also kept many Chinese from starving.

Post masters dedicate service to community - Vimarsana News

Post masters dedicate service to community

Having a post office was vital to any community, no matter how small. Some maps would not recognize a community’s existence if they did not have a post office. The postmaster was the go-to person for information, complaints and keeping mail moving in and out of that post office to suit the government and its customers/patrons. Nine men were appointed El Campo postmaster between 1890 and 1936. Christian Bruns was appointed March 17, 1890. A land agent for Weimar Land Co., he resigns as more people arrive and more land is sold. Eckhard Rauch is appointed July 26, 1890 (the first clerk is J...

Recalling, and healing from, the memories of war - Vimarsana News

Recalling, and healing from, the memories of war

It may be that making raspberry shrug from backyard berries and drinking it down on a hot summer day; or writing poems; or even revisiting the sites of memory with

From the Archives: 'Darkhorse' Marines honored fallen brothers 10 years ago - Vimarsana News

From the Archives: 'Darkhorse' Marines honored fallen brothers 10 years ago

Advertisement One by one, the Marines approached the podium to speak about their brothers-in-arms killed in Sangin, Afghanistan. Each of the 25 men who died with the 3rd Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment during the tour that ended this month was honored Friday at Camp Pendleton by a Marine who knew him best. A memorial for Camp Pendleton Marines on the front page of U-T San Diego April 30, 2011 (U-T) Their voices quavered at times and their happiest memories were undercut by sadness, but the respect and affection they showed for the men who fought at their sides was unwavering. Among the fallen ...