Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 25th of September.
Good morning, Abilene.
Abilene’s Meals on Wheels director, Betty Bradley, announced she will retire this year after 51 years of service, growing the program from small meal deliveries into an effort that now serves over 1,700 people in several counties — the board is now searching nationwide for her successor.
Police K-9 teams from across the country are competing in Abilene this week for the 56th annual U.S. Police Canine Association National Patrol Dog Field Trials—testing skills like obedience, article searches and suspect searches and concluding with an awards banquet.
A new claw-machine arcade with many prizes is preparing to open in Abilene soon—video footage shows its enticing setup for arcade fans.
Residents can look forward to an exciting new spot for games.
Pecan season draws near and local Helina Hatley, known as the Pecan Lady, readies for another harvest in Clyde.
Last season she picked over 700 pounds of pecans and plans to carry on her tradition while skipping the nearby Pecan Festival.
A local video highlights three activities to enjoy this weekend in Abilene, with events planned for Saturday, Sept.
26 and Sunday, Sept. 27 (check the video for more details).
Meteorologist Thomas Pepe said Abilene may see cooler, wetter winters as a super El Niño may bring extra precipitation and possible winter storms starting this winter.
The forecast follows the fall equinox after record-breaking 100-degrees days.
The Abilene Fire Department held a push-in ceremony for its new Engine 6 at Station 6 after the previous truck broke down; more engines including Engine 1 and Engine 4 are expected soon.
Wayfare Communities acquired 34.8 acres at 5457 Rebecca Lane for a $36.5 million luxury apartment development that will include 272 units in 52 single-story buildings.
Construction started on Sept. 15 and first units are expected in late 2027 with full completion by Feb. 28, 2029.
A $36.5 million luxury apartment project is planned in Abilene to expand housing options as the city grows.
A video released by developers shows key details of the project, which aims to offer modern living spaces in the area.
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