As the chief executive officer of Day Nursery of Abilene, Cynthia Pearson gets a few job perks that other top executives don’t – like going on occasional or special field trips and holding a baby as a stress reliever. Pearson is only the second director that the Day Nursery has had since it began in the early 1970s. She became executive director in January 1994, following … [Read more...]
Abilene Author: Glenn Dromgoole
Before he was Book Guy, Glenn Dromgoole spent a career as “reporter guy” and “editor guy.” Only after retiring as editor of the Abilene Reporter-News in 1997, did Glenn start writing books, including Book Guy: One Author’s Adventures in Publishing. To date, he has published 35 books, with another scheduled for next fall, tentatively titled The Spirit of Christmas. Growing … [Read more...]
Oak Street Shoppe
Drive through Abilene’s SoDA District and you’ll see an attractive array of restored and repurposed historic buildings. That description perfectly fits the beautiful building at 149 Oak St., which houses Oak Street Shoppe. Except that the building and the store aren’t that old, certainly not historic. Oak Street Shoppe opened in April 2024 following an extensive demolition … [Read more...]
What To Do With Your Big Blank Wall
As you decorate your space, there isn’t a more intimidating sight than a big, blank wall. It could be an endlessly long hallway or a football field-sized wall in your living room. And then, there is always that space above a sofa that’s been placed against the wall. The search to find just the right thing can be stressful but take a look at these ideas that could be the perfect … [Read more...]
Zucchini 3 Ways
May and June is a time when we start seeing the fruits of our garden. Zucchini is a versatile vegetable packed with vitamins A, C and K, as well as potassium and magnesium. Whether grilled, sautéed, baked or even spiralized into noodles, this green squash can elevate any meal. May these delicious zucchini recipes inspire you add a fresh twist to your meals, no matter the … [Read more...]