Holidays

The start of the new school year is coming, so it's time to start thinking about school supplies. You've come to the right place for all of the school supply lists for the Abilene area.

It's time to start thinking about "back to school" and when that actually takes place here in our area.

There will be a Texas-sized celebration in the 'Key City' with the Abilene Freedom Festival July 3rd and July 4th.

This Independence Day fly Old Glory with pride. Remember to respect the flag and that there are laws that govern how we fly the Stars and Stripes. Here are some helpful tips.

International Motorcycle and Scooter Ride to Work Day is an annual event to celebrate the joys of riding motorcycles.

Warning: you may have a sudden reaction that causes your eyes to leak.

The first Friday in June, every year, is National Doughnut Day. Here are some local businesses celebrating with freebies.

Many people believe that consuming certain foods, at the beginning of the year, will bring us love, luck, good health and/or money. Here are a few of the most popular food superstitions to help you kick off the New Year.

New Year's Eve is a major day for fireworks displays. Just like July 4th, the same rules apply, so let's review all those safety tips once again.

Santa has gone high tech these days and you can download the smartphone app called "A Call From Santa" so the kids can keep in touch with Santa.

The Abilene Animal Shelter is hosting a "12 Days of Christmas" sale. This is where you can name your price on any animal that has been in the shelter for more than 12 days.

Scoot-a-boot into the New Year at the Boys and Girls Club of Clyde's Staple 6 Barn Dance Dec. 31st. The featured entertainment will be the Wilkinson's Quartet.