A campaign event is coming to Abilene. James Talarico, a candidate for US Senate, will be in town. His visit includes a gathering for volunteers and a rally.
The event is set to take place on August 13. It will start with a volunteer portion, which will last several hours. Further information about the event, including specific times and details, can be found through Talarico's campaign or local news sources, such as BigCountryHomepage.
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