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Back-to-school costs spur Abilene business to offer free supplies at Kulture Con (opens the original)
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ABILENE, Texas — As families prepare for the start of a new school year, one Abilene organization is working to ease the financial burden by providing free school supplies and other resources to the community. Kulture Original will host its third annual Kulture Con on Saturday at the Abilene Convention Center. The free event will feature backpacks, school supplies, food, games, live entertainment and giveaways for families across the Big Country. Planning for the event takes months, but Davis sa
Merkel ISD to rotate elementary pep rally attendance to add more class time (opens the original)
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MERKEL, Texas — School spirit will remain a tradition at Merkel ISD this fall, but elementary students will attend fewer pep rallies as the district shifts its focus toward increasing instructional time. Beginning this school year, elementary grade levels will rotate attendance at the district's weekly Thursday pep rallies instead of having all elementary students attend every week. School spirit will remain a tradition at Merkel ISD this fall, but elementary students will attend fewer pep ralli
Rodney Holder memorial “Guns and Hoses” drive urges donations to fight summer shortages (opens the original)
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ABILENE, Texas — Weather you’re team guns or team hoses, the real competition is bringing as many out to donate as possible. It's a friendly rivalry with a life-saving purpose. Summer months typically bring fewer donations, making events like this even more important. (KTXS/ Scott Martin) RELATED | In Memoriam: APD Officer Rodney Holder The 15th annual Rodney Holder Memorial “Guns and Hoses” Blood Drive brings residents, local law enforcement and firefighters together to see who can inspire the
New Anson city manager shares vision for the city, prioritizes infrastructure, housing (opens the original)
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ANSON, Texas — The City of Anson is under new leadership. After spending nearly three decades working for the City of Anson, EJ Hernandez has now stepped into a crucial role. RELATED | Federal jury convicts former Anson city manager of attempted enticement of minor The Anson native said he never planned to leave his hometown, and now he’s hoping to help shape its future as city manager. “I’ve been here for 28 years, born and raised," Hernandez said. "I’m proud to be from Anson. I never thought a
Abilene City Council rejects proposal for 149-site RV park near Lake Fort Phantom Hill (opens the original)
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ABILENE, Texas — The Abilene City Council unanimously denied a proposal Thursday that would have allowed a 149-site RV park near Lake Fort Phantom Hill after residents packed the meeting to voice concerns about the development. The proposal called for a zoning change that would have allowed the RV park on about 44 acres near the lake. While several residents said they support growth in Abilene, they argued the project does not fit the long-term vision for the area surrounding Lake Fort Phantom H
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