Food & Drink

Most people only read the headlines, now days, and that can be reckless in certain situations, like today.

Governor Abbott has ordered all Texas bars closed, once again, due to rising positive Covid cases. If we can't go to bars, then the bars should come to us.

The AISD student nutrition department has begun their free summer feeding program. Breakfast and lunch for kids 18 and under can be picked up at 12 locations.

Lawrence Hall of Abilene is holding this event to raise money and non-perishable food items for our food bank.

It's been fairly obvious that any time Abilene makes any form of national news, it's never a good thing.

If you own or operate an area restaurant, please let us know how you plan to accommodate your customers beginning May 1st.

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.