Abilene Reporter-News - Sun Nov 08
Two men were stabbed and a woman was injured during an assault early Sunday, Abilene police reported.
Police and fire blotterReporterNews.com - Sun Nov 08
Suspects stole thousands of dollars in property in two separate burglary incidents over the weekend, Abilene police reported.
Tenaska and the risks it bringsAbilene Reporter-News - Sun Nov 08
On Nov. 5, the Abilene City Council received a presentation from the water department at a public meeting.
Tenaska and the risks it bringsReport news - Sat Nov 07
On Nov. 5, the Abilene City Council received a presentation from the water department at a public meeting.
Search for home causes frustrationReport news - Sat Nov 07
Frustration. Yes. That is the word. My wife and I have recently toured every section of the city looking for a house we would interested in purchasing.
Local stimulus impact hard to measure: Millions come to Abilene; is it working?Report news - Sat Nov 07
Stimulus funds were used to repair and upgrade this massive hangar door at Dyess Air Force Base.
AISD board members weigh in on electionAbilene Reporter-News - Fri Nov 06
In the days following Tuesday's failed bond election for the Career Tech High School, some Abilene Independent School Board members answered questions about what comes next.
AHS student's mother locked down at Fort HoodAbilene Reporter-News - Fri Nov 06
Staff Sgt. Mary Garcia had plans to finish her advanced leaders course at Fort Hood and make the drive to Abilene's Shotwell Stadium for Thursday night's football game, where she hoped to watch her daughter play her bass clarinet with the marching band of her own alma mater, Abilene High School.
No headline - ClubNewsReporterNews.com - Fri Nov 06
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Lifetime of givingReport news - Thu Nov 05
Over the years, retired Abilene Christian University math professor Bo Green has donated gallons of his blood.
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