Hey there! So, yesterday was quite a day in Abilene, full of community spirit and some exciting happenings. The Regional Victim Crisis Center celebrated its 48th anniversary with a lovely community lunch, bringing together first responders and medical partners. It was heartwarming to see everyone come together, sharing a meal and appreciating the vital work that these folks do for our community. It’s always nice when we can take a moment to recognize the heroes among us, right?
On a lighter note, the beloved pumpkin patch from Disability Resources Incorporated made its grand return, and you can bet folks were eager to get out there! The staff and residents have been working hard to set everything up, and it sounds like a wonderful way to get into the fall spirit while supporting a great cause. Plus, who doesn’t love a good pumpkin to decorate for Halloween? It’s the perfect excuse to grab the family and head out for some fun!
If you’ve been outside lately, you might have noticed an increase in those beautiful monarch butterflies fluttering around. They’re making their annual migration, and it’s always a treat to see them grace our town. It’s a reminder of the seasonal changes we experience here, and I think many of us appreciate those little touches of nature as we transition into cooler weather.
Of course, not everything was sunshine and pumpkins. There was a serious motorcycle accident in north Abilene that left a rider badly injured. It's a stark reminder to stay vigilant on the roads, especially with all the activity in town. The police are also seeking information regarding a vehicle theft at a local dealership, offering a cash reward for tips. It’s always good to stay informed and look out for one another!
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ABILENE, Texas (KTAB/KRBC) - The Regional Victim Crisis Center Team hosted dozens of first responders and medical partners for a free lunch in an effort to support those who are crucial in supporting
ABILENE, Texas (KTAB/KRBC) – The residents and staff at Disability Resources Incorporated (DRI) have been hard at work preparing for the return of the pumpkin patch fundraiser. The last DRI pumpkin pa
ABILENE, Texas (KTAB/KRBC) - If you have been outside, you may have noticed some fluttering friends that made their way to Abilene, as they do every year. The monarch butterflies are on their migratio
ABILENE, Texas (KTAB/KRBC) - Police are offering a cash reward for information on a suspect accused of stealing a vehicle from an Abilene car dealership last month. The incident happened at a dealersh
ABILENE, Texas (KTAB/KRBC) - A rider was seriously injured after witnesses say a speeding motorcycle slammed into the back of a car in north Abilene Wednesday afternoon. Police at the scene of the cra
SNYDER, Texas (KTAB/KRBC) - Parents, Dariela and Jayson Pinney, delivered their victim impact statements to a packed Scurry County Courtroom on Tuesday evening. Through wavering voice and welling tear
BIG COUNTRY, Texas (KTAB/KRBC) - Thanks to the Rural Volunteer Fire Department Assistance Program, established in 2001, fire departments across the Big Country have received a combined $6,980,000 in f
ABILENE, Texas (KTAB/KRBC) - The Abilene Zoo is celebrating a new arrival, a baby steenbok born on October 6. Courtesy of the Abilene Zoo Named Amani, which means “peace” in Swahili, the little antelo
Hey there, neighbor! Yesterday was quite a day in Abilene, with some heartfelt moments and significant achievements making the rounds. Over in Sweetwater, a touching dedication ceremony took place for a new Career and Technical Education building at Sweetwater High School, honoring former teachers Eddie Puckett and Kenneth Dudensing. It’s always special when our local educators get the recognition they deserve, and it sounds like these two had a lasting impact on many students' lives.
Hey there! So, yesterday was quite the day in Abilene, and there’s definitely a lot to catch up on. For starters, over 200 residents in the southeast part of town and Potosi found themselves without water due to a significant main line break. The Potosi Water Supply Corporation was on the case, working hard to restore service, but it’s never fun when something like that happens. Hopefully, those affected are back to normal soon—nothing like a reliable water supply to keep our days running smoothly!
Hey there, neighbor! So, I’ve got a couple of updates from yesterday that you might want to know about. Over in Colorado City, things got a bit intense when shots were fired at several homes and vehicles. Thankfully, the local police acted quickly and arrested three suspects in connection with the incident. It’s always a relief to see our law enforcement keeping things safe, but it’s a reminder to us all to stay vigilant and look out for one another in our little corner of Texas.
