Hey there! Yesterday was quite the day around Abilene, with a mix of spooky preparations and some serious news hitting the airwaves. As we gear up for Halloween, folks are buzzing about the best trick-or-treat spots in the Big Country. Sayles Boulevard is a favorite for many, and local churches are also getting in on the action, making it a fun-filled night for kids and families. It’s great to see everyone getting excited about the festivities, especially as the weather turns a bit chillier!
Speaking of the weather, the National Weather Service issued the first freeze watch of the season, so it looks like we might need to bundle up soon. Temperatures are dropping, and it’s a good reminder for everyone to prepare for the colder days ahead. Be sure to check your outdoor plants and bring in any sensitive items, as the Big Country is in for a frosty surprise!
In more serious news, there was a tragic incident in Brown County where two suspects have been charged with capital murder after allegedly causing the death of a woman in a horrifying manner. It’s a grim reminder of the challenges we face, but the community is rallying together as always, supporting one another during tough times.
On a brighter note, there's good news for lovers of mini-golf! The historic course formerly known as Play Fair Park has been rebranded and is now simply called The Park, under new management. It’s exciting to see local favorites get a fresh start, and we can’t wait to see what new adventures await there. So, whether you’re planning your trick-or-treat route or hitting up a round of mini-golf, there’s plenty to keep us busy around town!
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BIG COUNTRY, Texas (KTAB/KRBC) - Whether you're hitting up Sayles Boulevard or maybe even a local church, many across the Big Country are gearing up to hit their favorite trick-or-treat spots. For one
BROWN COUNTY, Texas (KTAB/KRBC) - Two suspects accused of killing a woman by injecting her with meth, beating, stabbing, and strangling her in Brown County have been charged with Capital Murder. Char
BIG COUNTRY, Texas (KTAB/KRBC) - The National Weather Service has issued the first Freeze Watch of the season for parts of the Big Country as colder air settles in this week. Knox, King, Kent, Stonewa
Editor’s Note: The Abilene Police Department supplied the following arrest and incident reports. All information below comes from reports made by responding officers, and all suspects are considered n
ABILENE, Texas (KTAB/KRBC) - A historic mini-golf course is living on with a rebrand and new management. Formerly known as Play Fair Park, The Park is currently open at their long-standing location on
BRECKENRIDGE, Texas (KTAB/KRBC) - As early voting continues, residents have many items to consider on the ballot. In Stephens County, that includes a bond from the school district as Breckenridge ISD
BIG COUNTRY, Texas (KTAB/KRBC) - Many families are facing uncertainty as the government shutdown continues. With SNAP benefits disrupted and other assistance programs at risk, BigCountryHomepage has c
Well, it looks like yesterday was a pretty quiet day in Abilene, Texas, with not much in the way of big news stories making the rounds. Sometimes, those calm days can be a nice break from the hustle and bustle, don’t you think? With no major events or happenings reported, it seems like folks were just going about their daily routines, maybe enjoying the beautiful fall weather and the changing colors of the leaves around town.
Hey there, neighbor! So, yesterday was quite a day in Abilene and the surrounding areas. It seems like the weather has been a bit of a mixed bag lately, and while we had some rainfall, it’s important to remember that the Texas A&M Forest Service has put a burn ban in place for 16 counties in the Big Country. Even with the recent showers, it looks like we still need to be cautious with outdoor burning, so if you were thinking about that backyard bonfire, it might be best to hold off for now.
Hey there, neighbor! Yesterday was quite the day in Abilene, with a mix of community spirit and some serious weather chatter. The Abilene Philharmonic was gearing up for a big celebration of Leonard Bernstein's legacy, set to take place at the Abilene Convention Center. It’s always a treat to enjoy some symphonic music, and it sounds like this event will be a fantastic way to bring everyone together for a night of culture and celebration.
