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A look back at an eventful year in the Killeen-Fort Cavazos area - Vimarsana News

A look back at an eventful year in the Killeen-Fort Cavazos area

As 2023 draws to a close, the Herald is also taking a look back at some of the top stories of the last year.

Chamber Mixer and Dinner Next Week | Red Bluff Chamber of Commerce - Vimarsana News

Chamber Mixer and Dinner Next Week | Red Bluff Chamber of Commerce

Join the chamber for an unforgettable evening at The Bluff Private Event Venue, where the excitement never stops! Mouthwatering food trucks, engage in amazing activities, bid at the silent auction, and witness the community awards. With limited tickets available, make sure to secure yours today! Get ready to groove to great music, savor delicious food, […]

New interim president ready to assume role at A&M-Central Texas - Vimarsana News

New interim president ready to assume role at A&M-Central Texas

With 45 years of experience in higher education, Richard Rhodes, the chancellor at Austin Community College, is ready to assume his new role as interim president of Texas A&M University-Central

F.H.M. Murray, Alexandria's Obscure Civil Rights Champion - Vimarsana News

F.H.M. Murray, Alexandria's Obscure Civil Rights Champion

Writer Anita Hackley-Lambert wrote a book about her ancestor, civil rights leader F.H.M. Murray.

A Fatal Error Inspired a Plan to Reduce Friendly Fire, but the Military Isn't Interested – Texas Monthly - Vimarsana News

A Fatal Error Inspired a Plan to Reduce Friendly Fire, but the Military Isn't Interested – Texas Monthly

Thirty years ago, Ralph Hayles fired the missiles that killed two American soldiers in Iraq. Ever since, he has worked to develop technology that could prevent similar deaths, while the military has looked elsewhere to address the problem—with little success.