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The War, directed and produced by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick, tells the story of the Second World War through the personal accounts of a handful of men and women from four American towns.
WMFE told the stories of Central Florida's brave heroes, capturing their experiences and preserving their accounts for generations to come.
WMFE's The War: Central Florida Stories is a 90-minute documentary spotlighting 13 local veterans aired on Memorial Day Sunday, May 25, 2008, at 6:30 p.m. These personal accounts were provided to the U.S. Library of Congress and to the Orange County History Center.
Not only does this project honor our veterans, our local heroes, but it also educates our children on the bravery, endurance and sacrifices they made during The War.
WMFE's The War: Central Florida Stories:
The Arts Connection for TV connected its audience to all things creative here in Central Florida - from art galleries to the stage and ballerinas to the Blue Man Group. Past programs from the series are archived online and available to view.
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WMFE-TV’s local in-depth news program, This Week, presented Ballot 2008 a series which focused on general and primary election races across Central Florida. Ballot provided the views of the candidates running for office in the U.S. Congress, Florida House and Senate, Orange and Seminole County Commissions and Orange, Seminole and Osceola County School Boards. Past programs from the series are archived online and available to view.
WMFE’s This Week helped viewers be more informed about our Central Florida community. The program aimed to challenge and invigorate its viewers by providing content that gave them a deeper understanding and appreciation of events, issues, ideas and cultures in our region. Past programs from the series are archived online and available to view.
October 2001 - A Citrus Legacy offers the Central Florida viewer a glimpse of the human experience. It tells of the life and times of the Central Florida citrus farmers who, from the beginning, only wanted to establish a daily subsistence, but later fashioned an industry that helped shape the economic legacy of Florida.