This past weekend marked the 19th annual Big Country Balloon Fest. The festivities kicked off on Friday morning and KACU's Ashlyne Lanza was there to find out all about the event and all the fun in store. View the original post on kacu.org. ... [Read More…]
Terry Bradshaw Talks “Faith, Football and Family”
Football icon, sports analyst and speaker, Terry Bradshaw paid a visit to the Key City for Global Samaritan Resources' annual benefit event. Hundreds arrived for the event to hear Bradshaw speak on "football, faith and family." KACU student reporters, Savanah Silva and Ashlyne Lanza spoke to attendants about why they chose to attend and support ... [Read More…]
“Calling Me Home”: A Conversation With Julie Kibler
KACU's Walter Walker spoke with Julie Kibler, a local author featured during this year's West Texas Book Festival. She spoke of her new book, "Calling Me Home." She shares about everything, from her personal connection to the story to Warner Bros. interest in turning it into a movie. View the original post from kacu.org. ... [Read More…]
The Impact of The Book Industry Going ‘Tech’
In our society, technology is changing everyday. The way we communicate, learn and educate is centered in our love of all things "tech." The book market is no exception. KACU's Breylin Becton takes a look at the booming ebook market and how it is affecting both, authors and readers. View the original post here. ... [Read More…]
‘The Daytripper’ Pays A Visit To Abilene
We've all heard it before, everything is bigger in Texas. Every town in Texas has something great to offer and no one knows that more than Chet Garner, host of KERA's hit show, The Daytripper. KACU's Meagan Freeman sat down with Chet to talk with him about his love of Texas, his addiction to barbeque and his vision to tell Texans about all the ... [Read More…]
Love Knows No Bounds
With February here, Love is in the air. Aside from the romantic aspects of Valentine's Day there's more to love than just flowers and hearts. KACU's Zane Goggans with the help of Kelly Zhou, has this inspiring story of an Abilene couple with an inspiring and unusual tale of love. And you can see Ray and Jackie's art and hear their story next week ... [Read More…]
Bus accident claims one life, injures several others
An ACU bus carrying twelve students, 3 faculty and a spouse was in an accident traveling to Medina Children’s Home for an annual service project. Many were treated for injuries at varying hospitals and one student, sophomore Anabel Reid was killed in the crash. KACU-FM News At Noon Reporter: Blane Singletary Play/mp3/2:32 ... [Read More…]
Social Responsibility In Local Businesses
Terry Johnson has been working with area residents for over seven years to help with planning for college and balancing family budgets. Most of the people he's assisted come from lower income or disadvantaged areas. Now he's launching a new initiative that gives local businesses affordable advertisement, and helps high school students learn ... [Read More…]
Going Green in Abilene
You've seen the commercials, who wouldn't want more money? And how can you save money and help protect the earth at the same time? Matthew Woodrow speaks with a local author Diedra Holley about how she cut her bills in half and reduced her global footprint. KACU News The News At Noon Air Date: Oct. 29, 2011 Reporter: Matthew ... [Read More…]
Black History Month In Modern Culture
February is Black History Month. Across the country different people celebrate the month in a variety of ways. Over the years, the celebration of African-Americans in history has changed. In some cultures the focus has narrowed to a certain group of African-Americans, while in other places the celebration has taken a lesser role. We want to ... [Read More…]
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