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First Baptist Church in Eastland continues a summer in-home Bible study, "3:16, The Numbers of Hope," at 6 p.m. through Aug.
Tastes like summer: Texas helps feed thirst for the season's fun-time fruit
News YAHOO! Tastes like summer: Texas helps feed thirst for the season's fun-time fruit By Celinda Emison Wednesday, July 2, 2008 Melon tidbits - Texas grows about 40,000 acres of watermelons each year, ...
Reporter-News Staff Report Originally published 02:33 p.m., June 20, 2008 Updated 02:33 p.m., June 20, 2008 Abilene streets were littered with branches and other debris Friday morning after a storm rolled ...
Around the Big Country 05.28.08
Temporary closing: The Records Division at the Abilene Police Department will be closed from Wednesday through Friday for renovations.
Residents of quiet Goree going all out to save their community By Celinda Emison Saturday, May 24, 2008 Goree at a glance U.S. Highway 277 and Farm Road 266, 84 miles north of Abilene First settled: 1886 and ...
UIL track: Lewis, Gutierrez second; three seniors claim bronze
“I didn't run as clean as I wanted to, because I hit about three or four hurdles”
' By securing silver medals Saturday at the UIL Class A state meet, two area juniors can now set their sights set on even bigger accomplishments next year. via Times Record News
Around the Big Country 04.29.08
School paper: The Albany High School Lions' Roar school newspaper recently received a Gold Star award at the state convention of the Interscholastic League Press Conference, competing against Class 1A through ... via Abilene Reporter-News
Tx congregation aids firefighters
“We were not in danger by any means.”
It was hot, thirsty work for firefighters battling wild fires during the past week in west Texa, but members of the First United Methodist Church in Knox City found a way to help those that kept the fires away ... via Disaster News Network
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A liberal dose
Fueled by strong winds, wildfires race across state
“We expect [today] to be another bad today, but not as bad as [Friday].”
An outbreak of wildfires fueled by strong winds and bone-dry weather rampaged across the state Friday, threatening West Texas towns and Hill Country subdivisions.
In King County, about 200 miles west of Fort Worth, a 10,000-acre wildfire jumped U.S. 82 and raced toward the towns of Knox City and Benjamin in neighboring Knox County. As of late Friday, 12 homes and dozens of other buildings were threatened.
In West Texas, a 14,000-acre fire moved into Gaines County near Seminole. It began in Eastern New Mexico. Read more
Knox County murder suspects in court
The brother -sister duo charged with murdering a Knox City man faced the judge today. via KHQA-TV Quincy
Joe Turner Boone, 79, of Knox City, passed away Friday, Feb. 22, 2008, in Knox City. via Times Record News
The Canyon News, Canyon, Texas
Posted February 10th, 2008 by Canyon News in Weddings Traci Sue Trevathan and Dustin Cole Suttle were united in marriage Dec. via The Canyon News, Canyon, Texas
The Abilene Holistic Network meets from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Cotton Patch Cafe, 3302 S. Clack St. via Report news
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