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  • 1 week ago | ktxs.com | Shelby Byrd

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  • 1 week ago | ktxs.com | Shelby Byrd

    When Hedi Wachtel suffered a spinal cord injury in 2020, doctors gave her less than a three percent chance of moving anything below her neck. Defying the odds, Wachtel regained use of her arms and some movement in her legs through various physical therapies and hard work. With her new knowledge and passion, she founded Greater Than Three, an adaptive sports program aimed at individuals with mobility loss, particularly from spinal cord injuries and limb loss.

  • 2 weeks ago | ktxs.com | Shelby Byrd

    Community distribution events like those at Rose Park allow the food bank to bring nutritious food to where it's needed most, especially when it comes to perishable foods like meat and produce. RELATED |Celebrate creativity in Abilene: Support NCCIL during Abilene GivesPatrick Dembach, the Director of Operations, said the food bank is part of a co-op that connects them with farmers and retailers to get fresh produce.

  • 2 weeks ago | ktxs.com | Shelby Byrd

    MUNDAY, Texas — The city of Munday and other northern counties in the Big Country faced severe storm damage as winds reached up to 100 miles per hour, accompanied by softball-sized hail. The storm caused widespread destruction, toppling power lines, radio towers, and causing structural damage throughout the area. Power lines mangled by the wind (KTXS/Shelby Byrd)Members of the Farmer’s Grain Co-op returned to find one of their grain bins blown away.

  • 2 weeks ago | ktxs.com | Shelby Byrd

    Lake Brownwood is experiencing a surge in water levels, reaching over 100 percent capacity and sitting a foot above the conservation pool, according to the Texas Water Development Board. The recent heavy rainfall has led to minor flooding, resulting in the closure of some campsites and boat ramps. However, the fishing pier remains open, though without power, said Texas Parks and Wildlife. The recent heavy rainfall has led to minor flooding, resulting in the closure of some campsites and boat ramps.

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