12/23/04
Lubbock Health Inspectors visited 46 food establishments last week. This week, five of them are perfect scoring top performers, and two of them are low performers.
12/23/04
Here is a complete list of the restaurants and their violations for the week ending on 12/23/04.
12/26/04
The city is asking that you recycle your trees so they can be ground into mulch, starting Monday.
12/23/04
A local girl returns home after receiving a liver transplant in Houston last month.
12/23/04
Lubbock drivers begin their holiday travels this weekend and TXDOT workers are doing what they can to make sure roads are safe. And what happens behind the scenes when the snow falls is perhaps the most important safety measure.
12/24/04
The Salvation Army needs your help in its mission to feed hundreds this holiday season.
12/23/04
Roadside vehicle breakdowns can be hazardous to your health during icy conditions. It claimed the life of a Lubbock man Wednesday afternoon.
12/23/04
Friends and family of Lindsey Callaway decided to honor her memory by showing up with a special Christmas surprise for the children at Covenant Hospital.
12/23/04
Firefighters are using forklifts to move 4,000 bales of burned cotton out of the East Lubbock warehouse.
12/23/04
Effective Thursday, security screeners can no longer touch women between their breasts when doing pat down searches.
12/23/04
Dr. Mike Marshall was piloting a small plane that crashed in Yellowhouse Canyon, shortly after takeoff from Slaton Municipal Airport.
12/23/04
The mall will open at 8 a.m. on Christmas Eve and close at 6 p.m. Stores will be closed on Christmas Day but will open early on Sunday morning.
12/23/04
Thursday is the last night you can visit Santa and Mrs.Claus at Santa Land.
12/23/04
There have been many studies that indicate happiness is healthy. A hearty laugh is actually good medicine.
12/23/04
The American Dietetic Association shares advice on how to avoid getting heavier over the holidays.
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