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Summer Culinary Camps Find a New Home at The LIFT’s State-of-Art Kitchen

For more than 10 years, The Grace Museum has hosted summer culinary camps in Abilene, teaching the basics of cooking and instilling the love of food preparation in children from all over the Big Country.

For the first several years of the camp, The Grace partnered with Texas State Technical College Culinary School. Next,…

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Abilene High’s Reese Received Much More Than Gold Medal as Special Olympics Coach

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The next Summer Olympic Games are two years away, but Abilene High School head boys basketball coach Justin Reese spent part of his summer coaching the Olympics in Florida, and he earned a gold medal for his effort. Reese – approached earlier this year to coach basketball at the Special Olympics USA Games in in June in Orlando, Florida – spent time in March in San Antonio...

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AISD Has a Treasure in Beth Dukes, Regional Substitute of the Year

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For Beth Dukes, the job she does almost every day for Abilene ISD is all about children. Always has been; always will be. As an AISD substitute working for ESS, Dukes has served the district since 2020, primarily in the area of deaf education at Ward Elementary School, which is home to the Regional Day School Program for the Deaf. Earlier this year,...

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Summer Culinary Camps Find a New Home at The LIFT’s State-of-Art Kitchen

Abilene High’s Reese Received Much More Than Gold Medal as Special Olympics Coach

AISD Has a Treasure in Beth Dukes, Regional Substitute of the Year

Garfield Brings Experience, Enthusiasm into His Role as Athletic Director

Hudson Returns to West Texas to Take Helm of Girls Basketball at Cooper

New Press Box to Help Shotwell Stadium Return to its Former Glory

High School New Student Orientations

AISD Memorial Wall Honors Veteran Former Students