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Downtown Abilene was full of joy last night as festivities kicked off the holiday season.
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The United Way of Abilene is hoping this year’s Winter Lightfest will have better attendance than last year’s.
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The Grace Museum hosted its second annual Native American Heritage Celebration Thursday. It’s part of a year-long celebration of cultural heritages.
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Recycling rates in Texas reveal that it is one of the more wasteful states in the nation. At 23%, the statewide rate falls well below the national average of 34%.
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Supporters say Abilene Heritage Square will breathe new life into the former Abilene High School and Lincoln Middle School structures.
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The actors strike ended after 118 days. Producers of the Texas-based independent production The Chosen are already thinking about the possibility of strikes next year.
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As the holidays draw near, many people become more acutely aware of missing loved ones, whether they’ve passed away, aren’t able to be close by, or are estranged.
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The National Anthem and a flyover helped kick off the Big Country Veterans Day Parade Saturday in downtown Abilene. Organizers set the date of this year’s parade early so that Dyess personnel could attend.
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Yesterday evening, about 1,600 people made their way to the Taylor County Expo for the 19th annual Hendrick Bunco for Breast Cancer fundraiser.