Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 15th of July.
Good morning, Abilene.
The Sanchez family fulfilled a decades-long dream with San-Gar Imports, now open at 817 Butternut St and featuring handcrafted pottery, art, and other unique imports from Mexico.
The family plans to complete renovations and expand offerings by December+.
Data centers are emerging in Abilene as demand grows with the acceleration of artificial intelligence, explained Larry Brickner at Texas State Technical College.
He noted that modern cooling systems use less water than earlier models in this global race to advance digital infrastructure.
Abilene’s Angry Cactus restaurant received a zoning variance to serve alcohol near a public school in the SODA District and will open soon.
Family-owned San-Gar Imports offers handcrafted imports from Mexico including pottery + metal art.
Opened on June 6, the store displays its unique selection in photos taken on July 8 in Abilene.
Hendrick Health’s Kick Asthma Camp taught local kids to manage asthma with martial arts and medication lessons — camp director Susan McQuade said the program boosts confidence as former camper Jennica Tavera now serves as a counselor.
After nearly 500 readers voted last week, Casa Herrera was named Abilene's best Tex-Mex restaurant.
Founded in 1974 and located on Ridgemont Drive, the eatery is known for its classic dishes & house margaritas.
Jerry Seinfeld Live in Abilene
7 p.m. — Abilene Auditorium At Abilene Convention Center — Ticket prices vary — Experience a night of laughter with legendary comedian Jerry Seinfeld.
Abilene Kulture Con 2026
11 a.m. - 6 p.m. — Abilene Convention Center — Free for 18 and under — Experience a vibrant fusion of business, art, and culture with live entertainment and more.
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