Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 4th of June.
Good morning, Abilene.
Abilene Zoo said it euthanized Kito, a beloved giraffe enduring chronic neck issues that led to a rapid health decline after more than a decade of dedicated care — the facility now honors his memory.
A group of Dyess Air Force Base volunteers is asking the community to loan a large fifth-wheel RV for eight volunteers at the annual Chili Superbowl on Labor Day weekend to support children at Ben Richey Boys Ranch (the team, Team Trailer Trash, has helped run the fundraiser for years).
The Frontier Texas Museum will stage its annual reenactment of the historic Pine Street shootout this Saturday at North First and Pine streets, drawing local families to witness volunteer actors bring the past to life.
The free event ends with an epilogue (detailing its origins).
Community leaders, historians and residents are gathering today at 9 a.m. at Taylor County Courthouse (southwest entrance at 300 Oak St.) to dedicate a plaque honoring Lt. Col. William Barret Travis’s 'Victory or Death' letter that helped spark Texas independence.
The Abilene Vet Center has launched a therapeutic guitar program to help veterans ease stress after service.
Counselors designed the program to help veterans get out of their head and into their body, and leaders will update the community this afternoon.
A local family will host the Walk With Noe 5K on Noella's 8th birthday to raise awareness and funds for rare diseases in our community.
The event will support special needs families and fund research on 18q Deletion Syndrome.
The Texas High School Rodeo Association Finals kick off today at the Taylor County Expo Center in Abilene, running through June 13 with events including Reined Cow Horse and Cutting competitions — free admission is offered through Sunday with ticketed performances later.
Finding Nemo Jr. Performance
Time not specified — Abilene Community Theatre Inc — Ticket prices not listed — Experience a magical student-led production of Finding Nemo Jr. with talented young performers.
Abilene Cheer and Mascot Camp 2026
June 8-11 — Hardin-Simmons University — Athlete: $385, Coach: $315 — Participate in a fun and engaging cheerleading camp themed 'UNITE!'
Culinary Camp Junior A
9 a.m. - 12 p.m. — The LIFT Center — $200 Non-Members | $175 Grace Members — Young chefs learn cooking basics while preparing meals to enjoy and share.
Nike Volleyball Camp at Abilene Youth Sports Association
9 a.m.-3 p.m. — Abilene Youth Sports Authority — $399 — Hone your volleyball skills with expert coaching in a fun and engaging environment.
Cars for Cancer Fundraiser
8 a.m. - 6 p.m. — Taylor County Coliseum — Donations appreciated — Enjoy a car show while supporting a good cause for Brilee.
Sherman Shadowcats vs. Abilene Flying Bison
7-11 p.m. — ACU Crutcher Scott Baseball Field — Tickets from $33 — Catch the excitement of local baseball match showcasing the Sherman Shadowcats against the Abilene Flying Bison.
2026 Firecracker 4 Miler
7:04 AM — Redbud Park — Save up to $10 — Celebrate Independence Day with a 4-mile run through Abilene's neighborhoods.
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