Lovers of dance: Saturday is your day. No fewer than three Abilene fine arts organizations will take over a trio of local venues to present spring dance recitals.

Strangely enough, the most adventurous moment of Abilenian Eleanor Hamby's 2009 voyage to Antarctica happened on the way back.

Gospel singer Ray Flanary grew up in Anson, riding his bike past the neon sign every day: "Jesus Saves."

Not content with a state championship, three teams from the Wylie Independent School District are going for a world championship next week.

The Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (TTUHSC) School of Nursing and the Health Sciences Center of Cisco College in Abilene have teamed up to revitalize a program designed to help licensed vocational nurses pursue an associate degree.

He considers it a homecoming. A Reporter-News employee for nearly 27 years, Doug Williamson will take over as editor of the newspaper Monday.

Early voting continued Wednesday for the May 29 Republican and Democratic primaries.

Texas State Technical College West Texas has received $278,712 from the Texas Comptroller's Jobs and Education for Texans grant program to build a mobile welding training center.

There could soon be a giant cat sitting in Everman Park in downtown Abilene.

An ongoing feud between two families may have led to the death of a man who was run over by a pickup Sunday in the parking lot of The Big Spring Mall, a Big Spring police spokesman said Wednesday.

Moving from behind bars to mainstream society can be difficult and overwhelming for former inmates, but one Abilene woman is making it her personal mission to help women make the transformation.

Answering questions about salary increases and training, two Taylor County Sheriff's Office candidates and an official speaking in place of incumbent Sheriff Les Bruce debated at a forum at the Abilene Country Club on Wednesday.

One man's trash is another man's treasure never seemed so true as it did at an auction at an Abilene self-storage facility.