HeyJaredRudy Fernandez
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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70 Vendors Selling Handmade Gifts At Sonflower Women's Ministry Fair, 2849 Beltway South (opens the original)
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For five years, I’ve found Christmas gifts for my wife and a couple of my daughters at Abilene’s Sonflower Women’s Ministry Craft Show and Ministry Fair. But the best part is knowing this shopping trip helps support ministries right here in our community. Join me Saturday, October 24, 2026, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., at First Church of the Nazarene, 2849 Beltway South in Abilene. I’ll be there broadcasting live and browsing, too. With more than 70 vendors and shopping indoors and outdoors, you’ll fi
Which Powerball Numbers Show Up Most Often In Texas Lottery Drawings (opens the original)
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I play the lottery because my dad did. Before he passed away, he gave me the numbers he’d picked from family birthdays, and I’ve kept playing them. They haven’t won me a jackpot, but putting them on a ticket still makes me think of him. With Powerball estimated at $389 million for Monday, September 28, and Mega Millions at $300 million for Tuesday, September 29, I got curious: Which numbers have actually been drawn the most? Powerball According to the Texas Lottery’s Powerball frequency table, t
Hispanic Business Council Seeks Nominations For Armed Forces Hero Recognition (opens the original)
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Nominate an Abilene Hispanic Military Hero for Special Honor Some people serve their community. Others serve their country. And some remarkable West Texans spend their lives doing both. The Abilene Chamber of Commerce Hispanic Business Council is asking us to help find one of those deserving individuals. The council is accepting nominations for a Hispanic member of the United States Armed Forces who has demonstrated outstanding service, leadership, sacrifice, patriotism, and commitment to the co
Studio Hygiene Goes Beyond A Spray Bottle. A Radio Host Who Sanitizes Before Every Show. (opens the original)
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I'll admit it: Ii Rudy “Fearless” Fernandez am a germaphobe, and I've been one for a very long time. Long before COVID-19, you could find cans of Lysol and sanitizing wipes in my radio studio. People walk in all the time and say, “Rudy, it smells so good in here!” My coworkers and guests probably think I sound like a broken record because I'm constantly saying, “I've sanitized everything. I've even sanitized the microphones, so we can have fun during this interview.” Being a one-armed guy has al
Grab A Rod And Head To Johnson Park For Kids Fish On November 7 (opens the original)
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If you know me, you know I love camping, fishing, and just about anything that gets families outdoors. So when I saw this announcement from the City of Abilene Parks and Recreation Department, it immediately caught my attention. And here's the best part: you don't have to be camping to join in on the fishing fun. The City of Abilene is opening a portion of its annual Family Campout to the public for Kids Fish with the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department. The fishing event will take place on Novemb
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