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Abilene issues flash flood safety tips as storms bring heavy rain, more possible (opens the original)
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Rainy weather and late-night storms moved through the area Wednesday, and more storms could be on the way in the near future, prompting the city of Abilene to share flash flooding safety guidelines online. The city said there are steps people can take at home to prepare, along with safety measures drivers can follow to avoid flood-related dangers on the road. RELATED| 'Triple Flood Threat': Three-pronged flooding event puts millions of Americans at risk Angela Baker emphasized the importance of
H-E-B, Operation Shower host baby shower for 40 expectant military moms at Dyess AFB (opens the original)
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Abilene, Texas — Expectant military mothers at Dyess Air Force Base were treated to what organizers called a celebration designed to give them support. Operation Shower is a nonprofit that celebrates and honors military families by delivering group baby showers to military moms-to-be whose spouses or partners are deployed, or who are active duty themselves. RELATED | Dyess to conduct major accident response exercise this week “We realize if there’s one mom, there's prolly of 40 moms that are in
H-E-B to host Operation Shower baby shower for 40 Dyess AFB military moms-to-be (opens the original)
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Abilene, Texas — Forty expectant military mothers in the Abilene area will be honored with a group baby shower Wednesday, Sept. 30, as part of H-E-B’s company-wide Operation Appreciation program. H-E-B will host an Operation Shower event for the moms-to-be from noon to 2 p.m. at the Dyess Air Force Base Hangar Center, 357 Avenue B, Dyess AFB, TX 79607. RELATED| Dyess to conduct major accident response exercise this week All of the expectant mothers are active-duty service members or the spouses
Education Department releases 2027-28 FAFSA early, giving students a head start (opens the original)
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Abilene, Texas — Students applying for financial aid for the 2027-2028 school year can now start the FAFSA process earlier than usual. On Sept. 23, the Department of Education announced the early release of the 2027-2028 FAFSA form, a full week earlier than the usual scheduled deadline At McMurry University, advisors are already helping students navigate the new FAFSA application following its early launch. Dr. Grant Greenwood said the earlier availability could help students make decisions soon
FAFSA 2027–28 Launches Early With New Application Improvements (opens the original)
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Abilene, Texas — On Sept. 23, the U.S. Department of Education announced the early launch of the 2027–28 FAFSA. The new form is designed to make the application process faster and easier, with clearer language, quicker completion times, immediate eligibility results, a faster renewal process and instant account verification. RELATED| Department of Education threatens to cut aid from schools not documenting value of degrees The changes are intended to simplify the financial aid process for colleg
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