A BIT OF HISTORY FIRST During World War II, during the Dutch famine in the Netherlands, bread became scarce. Dutch pediatrician Willem Karel Dicke noticed that none of the children with celiac disease in his hospital died. He “hypothesized that the wheat protein may be the culprit in triggering celiac … Continue Reading
More than a Stage: How Mrs. Z’s Performing Arts Studio Builds Confidence and Community
Camille Zimmerman’s passion for musical theater is infectious, and at Mrs. Z’s Performing Arts Studio, she is able to share her love of this … Continue Reading
The (Dry) Law of the Land
It’s the start of a new year. Temperatures have dropped, bars are quieter and chances are you know a few people choosing “Dry January” — the … Continue Reading
Chocolate Tart
Valentine's Day is right around the corner, and I've got a perfect dessert for the holiday - a chocolate tart. It looks elegant and a little … Continue Reading
New on the Scene: Shego, Maili & Baby Howler Monkey
The Abilene Zoo is home to a diverse array of animals from around the world, each with its own unique story to tell. From the towering giraffes … Continue Reading
Abilene Influencer: Betty Bradley
Meals on Wheels Plus celebrated its 50th year of service to Abilenians in May, and fittingly quarterback Terry Bradshaw was the featured speaker at the anniversary dinner. Just like Bradshaw, who led the … Continue Reading
Abilene Author: Jay Moore
Surprisingly, Jay Moore didn’t develop an interest in writing until he was in his 40s, and he’s still not convinced he has a knack for it. But plenty of other people are convinced, making him one of Abilene’s … Continue Reading