For years, April Sullivan used her skills as a physical therapist to help relieve pain in people recovering from injuries. But after seeing many patients whose chronic pain and stress weren’t relieved through traditional means, she decided to explore something new. The “something new” is the holistic … Continue Reading
Abilene Influencers: Regi McCabe-Gossett
Background & Bio Originally from Seattle, Washington, Regi McCabe-Gossett came to West Texas to run track at Abilene Christian University … Continue Reading
Visions of Sugar Plums: A Tribute to The Nutcracker Ballet
For the first time in 33 years, Abilene’s holiday celebrations will be missing a classic: The Nutcracker Ballet. The Abilene Ballet Theatre is … Continue Reading
Beyond the Water Curtain of Minter Park
The pleasant sound of crashing water forms the centerpiece of Vera Hall Minter Memorial Park ever since it originally opened in downtown Abilene … Continue Reading
Hidden Home Office
“Mad Men” meets a functional family space in the south Abilene home of Taylor and Logan Sturgis. Built in the 1950s for the Wooten family … Continue Reading
Day in the Life: Child Life Specialist
Mimi Schultz’s detective name is Bubble 0-7. That’s because bubbles are her favorite work equipment. As a child life specialist, she turns kids’ toys into tools and medical procedures into child’s play. In honor … Continue Reading
The Swenson House
Close your eyes and envision a wide open prairie with a lone two- story mansion rising above the pastureland, a magnificent sight in any era. Now, with eyes wide open, drive by 1726 Swenson Street and imagine the … Continue Reading