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Abilene News Digest - November 03, 2025

Monday, November 3, 2025 1 articles Sources: Big Country Homepage

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Hey there, neighbor! I hope you’re enjoying a cozy morning. Yesterday was quite a day in Abilene, especially with some exciting political news that’s been buzzing around. Christi Craddick, our very own Railroad Commissioner, is making a bid for Texas Comptroller, and she’s out there talking about the importance of transparency and local growth. It’s great to see someone from our neck of the woods stepping up and advocating for what matters to us here in West Texas!

During her campaign, Craddick emphasized that putting our local communities first is essential in driving economic growth. It’s refreshing to hear a candidate focus on empowering folks right here at home. She believes that by increasing transparency in government, residents will feel more connected to the decisions being made that directly impact our lives. It’s always nice to see leaders who genuinely care about keeping us in the loop, don’t you think?

In other news, if you ventured out yesterday evening, you might have caught the tail end of the local arts fair over at the Civic Center. It was such a treat to see so many talented artisans showcasing their work. From handmade crafts to beautiful paintings, there was something for everyone, and it really brought the community together. Plus, it’s a perfect reminder of how much creativity we have right here in Abilene!

As we wrap up the week, it’s nice to reflect on these moments that make our town feel so special. Whether it’s local leaders stepping up or artists sharing their gifts, Abilene is full of vibrant stories and people who truly care about our community. Let’s keep supporting one another and stay connected!

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