Archive for January 2022
A few thoughts on the condition of the country today
My first thought is that I believe the people who govern our town, cities, states, and the country work for the people they represent. Citizens don’t work for or report…
Read MoreTaylor County, City of Abilene announce partnership with Lancium for $2.4 billion data center campus
Taylor County and the City of Abilene have approved a project with Lancium, a Houston-based energy technology and infrastructure company, to build a large scale, renewable energy powered data center…
Read MoreCleghorn honored for 25 years on job
On Jan. 2, Stephonse Cleghorn celebrated 26 years with his employer, Cotton Patch Café, who honored him last year on his 25th anniversary with the company. There is only…
Read MoreMother-daughter alteration team sets up shop in Abilene
I had the pleasure of visiting with Chong Flint and Crystal King at their alteration shop, Wildfire Altercations, on South Danville. The shop is well laid-out and very customer friendly.…
Read MoreHAPPY NEW YOU! HAPPY NEW ME!
How many times have you heard Happy New Year in the last few days? It is certainly a nice thing to say, and I believe it is a genuine wish.…
Read MoreAbilene’s Tommy Lee Jones Sr. credits family, church, and community for the good life he’s lived
Looking back on a life of running a business, portraying Buffalo Soldiers, raising seven successful children, and filling a variety of volunteer positions, Abilene’s Tommy Lee Jones Sr. says at…
Read MoreNational Blood Shortage: Omicron Variant, Other Factors Decimate Blood Supply, More Donors Needed to Make Appointments Now
National Blood Shortage: Omicron Variant, Other Factors Decimate Blood Supply, More Donors Needed to Make Appointments Now Donors who come to give with Vitalant in January entered into $5,000 Big…
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