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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Abilene public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Sears Recreation Center Renaming
The city officially renamed the Sears Recreation Center to honor Billy Enriquez and its multipurpose room to honor Ovelia Campos, cementing their legacy in the community.
Election Voting Locations
Early voting for the November 3 election is officially happening right now with polling spots open all over Abilene. Make sure to check the list so you can find the closest and most convenient place to cast your ballot.
Election Logistics
Heads up, Abilene! The city just shook up its early voting hours and locations, so check the new schedule before you head out to cast your ballot.
Open Meetings Act Compliance
Abilene City Council is meeting on February 27th, and they've got a packed agenda. Want to know what decisions are being made that could affect your neighborhood? Tune in or check out the full list online!
Runoff Election for Place 4
Get ready to vote, Abilene! Local elections are happening soon for City Council and the Wylie ISD board. Your choices will directly impact how our city and schools are run.
City Council Transition
A new face, Miguel Espinoza, is throwing his hat in the ring for the Abilene City Council. He's talking about bringing a 'fresh outlook,' but what does that actually mean for us?
City Council Meeting Agenda
Heads up, Abilene! Your City Council is meeting on September 11th. Get the scoop on what they're debating and deciding – it's your chance to stay informed on local government.
City Council Place 5 Representation
Wondering who's running for City Council in Abilene? This is your quick guide to all the candidates so you can make an informed choice at the ballot box.
Election Results
The Abilene runoff election is officially done and dusted. Get the scoop on who won and who's now in charge of steering the city's direction.