Allie Purser
News Production Manager
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Allie was born in Alexandria but raised in Texas, later returning to Louisiana to attend LSU. Once she graduated from the Manship School of Mass Communication in 2017, she moved to Central Louisiana and began working at KALB as the producer for Jambalaya.
After almost two years at the station, she made the move to Madison, Wisconsin to be the Morning Executive Producer at WMTV. There she led NBC15’s the Morning Show, winning an Emmy for coverage of protests in downtown Madison that turned violent during the summer of 2020.
Allie is excited to back in Louisiana and at KALB, helping both the news and production sides of the station. In her free time, you can probably find her watching a movie or following NBA basketball (Go Spurs Go).
According to the U.S. News & World Report's "Best States" ranking, Louisiana is the 50th best state, also known as the worst state.
John Doggett was named Chief Administrator Officer, Dennis Wimmert promoted to Chief Operating Officer of Crest’s Electric Power Delivery (EPD) platform and Matt Purser appointed as interim Chief Operating Officer of Crest’s Energy, Petroleum, Industrial, and Commercial (EPIC) platform.
Northwestern State football coach Jay Thomas, many of his staff and other Demon coaches will preview upcoming seasons and greet supporters during the upcoming 2015 NSU Victory Tour, which features eight stops reaching out across the state to Demon fans.