9/29/05
Dr. John Iacuone has been in Lubbock treating patients from all over this region for 28 years.
9/29/05
The latest Food for Thought report card on area schools is in... who gets a gold star? And a claim in Men's Health magazine is giving Lubbock a bad wrap for food safety.
The latest Food for Thought report card on area schools is in... who gets a gold star? And a claim in Men's Health magazine is giving Lubbock a bad wrap for food safety.
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Here is a complete list of the restaurants and their violations for the week ending on 9/29/05.
Austin Ewing (25) and Kimberly Rowlett (26) both of Lubbock David Hunt (32) of Dickens and Denise Graham (35) of Orlando, Florida Charles McQuhae (53) of Lubbock and Martha Heinrich (53) of Idalou Donald
9/29/05
While some organizations are experiencing donor fatigue from recent disasters, other charities have been finding creative ways to collect money.
9/29/05
A Shallowater woman is dead after a traffic collision in Hockley County.
9/29/05
A cashier at a South Lubbock Pizza Hut fought off a would-be robber with a broom.
9/29/05
In just one week the Lubbock Music Festival will showcase the talent of almost 200 musicians, including Texas Country artist, Pat Green.
9/29/05
University Medical Center has a new heart center that is set to open on Monday.
9/29/05
United Way gave nearly $400,000 to Red Cross and the Salvation Army for evacuees. But now, they say money is needed to help support the 24 local agencies that help Lubbock residents every-day.
9/29/05
More than 665,000 servings of food are on their way to Port Arthur. Breedlove sent out pallets of food Thursday afternoon after receiving an emergency plea for help.
9/29/05
A campaign to raise $25 million to upgrade the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center in El Paso is underway.
9/29/05
You might not see them when you head into the South Plains Fair, but security is everywhere.
9/29/05
Atmos Energy is warning their customers, they say heating bills are expected to cost at least 65% more than last winter. If your average bill was $80 last January, you can expect to pay $120 this coming January.
9/29/05
A Lubbock restaurant is hoping to make a huge donation to the Red Cross by serving you dinner.
Dana Jill Alexander and Timothy Shayne Alexander Francisca Herrera and Cleto Gonzalez Castillio Kevin Andrew Raney and Julie Raney David Carrillo Jr. and Patricia Carrillo Melinda Aguilar Garcia and
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