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Amanda Peralta Jasso
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Anchor and Reporter, KLST-TV (San Angelo, TX)
Beats
Technology, China, Politics, Vietnam, Southeast Asia, Economics, Myanmar, Korea, Asia, Cambodia, Indonesia, Thailand
gambling, crypto, pharmacy, dating
Content
By Amanda Peralta Jasso Verified| KLST-TV (San Angelo, TX) Verified SAN ANGELO, Texas — During the month of February we bring you the stories of significant African-Americans and their impact on the United States and Concho Valley. Amanda Lozano tells the story of the first African-American soldiers to serve in the U.S. Army, that protected the southwest and great plains in the late 19th century: The Buffalo Soldiers. “African-Americans had served in the United States military since the American Revolution and up, but on a volunteer unit basis.
By Amanda Peralta Jasso Verified| KLST-TV (San Angelo, TX) Verified For nearly 40 years, San Angelo's Trend Furniture has given area families new furniture for their home.@ SAN ANGELO, Texas — The annual “Miracle on Wellington” arrived at a San Angelo family’s home Friday afternoon. They received a house full of new furniture. Merrill and June Wadell are the recipients of this year’s “Miracle on Wellington,” sponsored by Trend Furniture. “It looks great.
By Amanda Peralta Jasso Verified| KLST-TV (San Angelo, TX) Verified SAN ANGELO, Texas — During the month of February we bring you the stories of significant African-Americans and their impact on the United States and Concho Valley. Amanda Lozano tells the story of the first African-American soldiers to serve in the U.S. Army, that protected the southwest and great plains in the late 19th century: The Buffalo Soldiers. “African-Americans had served in the United States military since the American Revolution and up, but on a volunteer unit basis.
Company Info
KLST-TV (San Angelo, TX)