The Abilene Board of Education approved new science instructional materials for grades K-12, including new textbooks and classroom resources, following a presentation from Assistant Superintendent Ric ...

The Solomon Festival Car Show Saturday, July 18 attracted approximately 50 vehicles and three motorcycles. Left: Many youngsters and older folks as well enjoyed Hot Wheels car races. The gate ...

As part of the Abilene Reflector-Chronicle election coverage and to help voters make informed choices, the newspaper will profile candidates for the Dickinson County Commission, House District 70, ...

Student reading scores have improved in several grade levels over the past four years, district administrators told the school board Monday, while acknowledging continued work is needed to reach the ...

Union Pacific Railroad’s locomotive, Big Boy No. 4014, has celebrity status. Whenever it ventures out, huge crowds turn out ...

The Dickinson County Planning and Zoning Commission voted to recommend the County Commission impose a three-year moratorium for data centers, alternative renewable energy and battery energy storage ...

Solomon City Park was packed Friday and Saturday as past and present Solomon residents, visitors from nearby towns and others ...

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A water line break occurred Sunday afternoon in the 300 block of North Cedar Street. The Public Works Department completed a temporary repair yesterday and planned to make a permanent repair Monday, ...

The Abilene Board of Education unanimously approved a new Academic Middle School After-School Tutoring Program that will replace the district’s grant-funded model. Superintendent Dana Sprinkle said ...

The Abilene USD Board of Education received an update on the district’s budget development process during its recent meeting, with administrators reporting the district finished the fiscal year in a ...

The city of Abilene’s first meeting of July was lively with an amendment passed pertaining to the multi-sports fields development and back-and-forth discussions about the 2027 budget between staff and ...