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Inspired by the stories: Paratrooper uses skills to tell tales through art, photos - Vimarsana News

Inspired by the stories: Paratrooper uses skills to tell tales through art, photos

CHARLESTOWN — Steven Felicetti said he’s always had artistic ability, but jumping out of airplanes was an acquired skill.

James "Jim" Anderson - Vimarsana News

James "Jim" Anderson

James “Jim” William Anderson was born to James and Dorothy (Chisholm) Anderson on November 24, 1952 at the lakeside hospital in Bemidji, Minnesota. He passed away unexpectedly on Friday December 15th, 2023 at his home. Jim would speak fondly of his time growing up at 1201 Dewey Avenue in Bemidji and all of the adventures he had living next to Lake Bemidji and Bemidji State University. Jim secured his first employment at the age of 9 delivering papers for the Bemidji Pioneer. He also started a route for the St. Paul Pioneer Press and was proud to have met many of the people in Bemidji throu...

Army links helicopters, boats and AI for casualty evacuation - Vimarsana News

Army links helicopters, boats and AI for casualty evacuation

After an early test, crews have scheduled more experiments for next year.

FCSO introduces new jail administrators - Vimarsana News

FCSO introduces new jail administrators

The Faulkner County Sheriff’s Office (FCSO) introduced new jail administrator Capt. Chris Watkins and assistant jail administrator 1st Lt. Tyroneisha Collins on Monday.

How my father 'survived' Pearl Harbor, or did he? | The Riverdale Press - Vimarsana News

How my father 'survived' Pearl Harbor, or did he? | The Riverdale Press

William Adams, my father, did not talk about the war — not to his wife nor to his children. Just once, I asked him a question: How close did you come to being hit? He spread his thumb and forefinger no more than two inches apart.