Food & Drink

While many businesses are allowed to stay open, some are not so fortunate. Here's a chance for you to support your favorite server, bartender, hair-stylist, musician, and others in the area that need our help.

The AISD student nutrition department has increased the number of locations where parents can pick up free breakfast and lunch for kids 18 and under.

Many Abilene-area restaurants are offering alternatives to dining in with curbside pickup, delivery, and drive-thru.

Meals On Wheels needs help raising funds to pay for the increase in demand and delivering meals to the Abilene's area elderly and homebound. Here's how you can help.

With schools closed throughout the week, due to coronavirus fear, both school districts are offering free meals for needy students.

The Abilene Shipley Do-Nuts shop owner pledges to assist the elderly that need groceries and children that are hungry in our community, due to the Coronavirus concerns.

The 43rd Annual All You Can Eat Cactus Lions Club Spaghetti Supper is March 7th. Lions Club members claim "their sauce is the best."

If you like chowing down on some good ole West Texas chili and you like helping children, then you're going to love the Kiwanis Club of Greater Abilene.

It's time for the Texas Wild Bunch Bonanza Cook Off and Auction. All attendees get to sample everything from deer to elk to bacon wrapped jalapeno poppers.

The 15th annual H-E-B Feast of Sharing dinner is Tuesday, December 10th from 4 PM - 8 PM at the Abilene Civic Center. The meal is free and entertainment are free.

The 3rd annual all you can eat 'Cactus Lions Club Fish Fry' is September 28th at St Paul United Methodist Church. Lions Club members boast "their fish, tartar sauce, coleslaw & hush puppies are the best."

The Chick-fil-A, on 351, have teamed up with the AISD Homeless Education Program and for donations of new underwear/socks - you can get free sandwich or 8-count. This clothing drive is August 19th-31st.