Abilene Reporter-News Videos: People

ACU Ethnos Culture Show

The ACU Ethnos culture show brings many diverse ethnic performances to one stage

Square Dance Superstar

Marshall Flippo, a legend in the world of square dancing, calls the shot during a Saturday dance at the Wagon Wheel in Tye. The Wagon Wheel is celebrating its 50th anniversary.

Chiefs Compete in Lemonade Squeeze Off

Abilene Fire Chief Ken Dozier won a battle with Abilene Police Chief Melvin Martin on Tuesday to see which chief could squeeze the most lemon juice in 60 seconds. Chick-fil-A hosted the "Squeeze Off" and donated proceeds from all the lemonade sold Tuesday to Safety City.

Astronaut in Abilene

Eileen Collins, the first woman to pilot and command a NASA space shuttle, visited with Abilene students and business leaders on Monday.

Bill Senter: 2008 Citizen of the Year

See Bill Senter honored as the Citizen of the Year during a Chamber of Commerce banquet on Monday.

Standing Firm

Two Big Country amputees were fitted Tuesday with a computerized leg invented by the company Otto Bock. Representatives of the company were in Abilene to show the men what it is like to use the C-Leg rather than a mechanical leg.

Bob Phillips Visits Buffalo Gap Gallery

Bob Phillips, host of Texas Country Reporter, stopped in Buffalo Gap Thursday to shoot a story about George and Wanda Holland's pottery shop and gallery.

Poetry Open Mic: Various Poets

About a dozen poets shared their work Monday afternoon at an open mic event for the West Texas Book & Music Festival, which continues with various activities throughout the week.

Poetry Open Mic: Don Rogers

About a dozen poets shared their work Monday afternoon at an open mic event for the West Texas Book & Music Festival, which continues with various activities throughout the week.

Poetry Open Mic: Barbara Rollins

About a dozen poets shared their work Monday afternoon at an open mic event for the West Texas Book & Music Festival, which continues with various activities throughout the week.

Poetry Open Mic: Al Haley

About a dozen poets shared their work Monday afternoon at an open mic event for the West Texas Book & Music Festival, which continues with various activities throughout the week.

Living with Alzheimer's

Teresa Lambert describes living with Alzheimer's.

Fleeing From Ike

A dozen members of a family that lives north of Beaumont fled Hurricane Ike and ended up in Brownwood. The American Red Cross has arranged to have them stay at a Christian camp on Lake Brownwood until they can return home.

How Big Is Your Bubble?

Children and adults alike competed Tuesday afternoon in a bubble gum blowing contest at the West Texas Fair & Rodeo.

Rodeo Queen

Lauren Willen of Albany was crowned the 2008 West Texas Fair & Rodeo Queen on Tuesday night.

Never Too Old

Margie Robinson, 80, will graduate in August with a digital imaging and design degree from Texas State Technical College. She recently displayed her Web page and portfolio to a panel for critique.