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Second mortgages are more than home-improvement loans
Second mortgages represent different things depending on the homebuyer and their situation. → Read More
Former Abilene attorney remembered for integrity, humor
Bob Surovik is being remembered as a family man of high character and integrity who knew how to love life. → Read More
Autism Extravaganza offers information, support
Autism Extravaganza organized annually by the Region 14 Education Service Center. → Read More
Local support, care available for Alzheimer's patients
Alzheimer’s Disease continues to elude doctors and researchers searching for a way to prevent – or cure – the disease. → Read More
Veterans share stories at Tet Reunion
When retired Marine Sgt. Major Troy Hensley helped start the Tet Reunion, he and 11 other Vietnam Veterans saw it as an opportunity to connect with fellow Vets and share stories. → Read More
Best cotton crop in years coming through Abilene office
A near-record cotton crop is making its way to market, but before it gets there much of it goes through Abilene → Read More
New Cypress Street Station owners to carry on legacy
The new owners of Cypress Street Station are excited to carry on the legacy built by the restaurant’s former owner. → Read More
More than 100 turn out for sixth annual Resolution Run
Louise Cannon said she decided to start the new year off on the right foot Saturday by participating in the sixth annual Resolution Run. → Read More
Building permits down in 2016
Building activity in 2016 declined by nearly 8 percent from 2015, largest due to a decrease in single-family homes. → Read More
Building permits down in 2016
Building activity in 2016 declined by nearly 8 percent from 2015, largest due to a decrease in single-family homes. → Read More
BCFS provides services for people who are struggling
Funding is from Texas Department of Family and Protective Services, Texas Workforce Commission and private donations. → Read More
Coca-Cola plant shows off expansion
Business and community leaders get firsthand look at newly completed $31.9 million expansion at the Coca-Cola plant in Abilene. → Read More
Dyess We Care Team shows it cares for the Abilene area
600 volunteers from Dyess AFB as done work worth more than $2 million to help individuals and groups off the base. → Read More
Dyess We Care Team shows it cares for the Abilene area
600 volunteers from Dyess AFB as done work worth more than $2 million to help individuals and groups off the base. → Read More
New Abilene BBB CEO looks to advance agency's 'cause'
Growing up in Memphis, John Riggins said he was always interested in business. → Read More
Dyess Operation Cookie
Some Dyess airmen will get a sweet tooth boost Friday compliments of an annual cookie campaign. → Read More
Dyess Operation Cookie
Some Dyess airmen will get a sweet tooth boost Friday compliments of an annual cookie campaign. → Read More
Walmart opens academy for manager/supervisor training
New Walmart Training Academy at the store on State Highway 351 will serve the training needs of 24 area stores. → Read More
Fallen Warriors honored at new Dyess memorial
Military members, from 90 Texas counties, who died in their service are recognized in this Wall of Honor. → Read More
ACU student killed in bicycle-car accident
Fatal accident occurred late Thursday night at Ambler Avenue and North Judge Ely Boulevard. → Read More