Gail Parsons is a journalist who focuses on local news and community events. She writes for the Abilene (Kan.) Reflector-Chronicle, Yahoo News, Wenatchee World, and has also been featured in the Effingham Herald. Gail's articles cover a range of topics including city planning, energy rates, agriculture, local authors, and community milestones.
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Astronaut and Chapman native Joe Engle, 91, died Wednesday, July 10, at his home in Houston, Texas.
By: Gail Parsons
A passion to help make Dickinson County a safer, healthier place to live is what drove Vicki Gieber to devote more than a decade to the Quality of Life Coalition.
By: Gail Parsons, Abilene Reflector
It’s been several years in the making, but the Iron Horse Trail from Abilene to Enterprise is almost complete.
There is something special about a person’s first car. For Linda Bankes of Abilene, it was a 1929 Essex, which her father bought for her in 1955.
By: Gail Parsons
Sarah Schlottman, Abilene High School’s debate, forensics, speech and drama teacher, ended her first year in the classroom with being awarded the National Speech and Debate Association West Kansas District
By: Gail Parsons, Abilene Reflector-Chronicle, Aaron Burd, Alice Speri
A new Truancy Review Team will begin work in the next school year as the Abilene School District continue efforts to curb absenteeism.
Unscrupulous people will always find ways to scam others and rip them off. Abilene Police Department Detective Kevin Landers is trying to get the
Sometime between Aug. 14 and 19, one or more people took advantage of the developing Iron Horse Trail that runs alongside the Abilene Smoky Valley Railroad between Abilene and Enterprise.
By: Gail Parsons
After six decades of helping Dickinson County farmers maneuver through government farm programs, Ellen Alvarez is ready to retire.
The Hope Lions Club will celebrate its 100th anniversary during the 23rd annual Hope Heritage Festival Saturday, Sept. 7.
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