7/24/06
There's one group of men and women that help keep Muleshoe safe all year long. NewsChannel 11's Sharon Maines explains how it's all about volunteer work.
7/24/06
Police are investigating an overnight shooting in Southwest Lubbock that left one person dead and another injured. Police say no one was not arrested for the shooting. They believe it was a situation of self-defense.
7/24/06
A Littlefield denim worker has died seven days after he was injured on the job.
7/24/2006
Lubbock Police say a truck hit a fence before knocking over a fire hydrant.
7/24/06
A Lubbock woman is facing charges after she allegedly struck a little girl with her car.
7/24/06
Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott was in Lubbock Monday, in search of one man who he says has turned his back on his daughter.
7/24/06
Kinky Friedman was in Lubbock Sunday, Carole Keeton Strayhorn will be here Tuesday and Monday was Chris Bell's turn.
7/24/06
Lubbock County Commissioners voted Monday to go to Colorado to study super precincts.
7/24/06
The main entrance to Texas Tech may never be the same again. Monday, the Board of Regents announced the site of a new business administration building.
7/24/06
Just south of Muleshoe, is the oldest wildlife refuge in Texas. The 5,809 acres of land is home to cranes, water fowl and many other animals.
7/24/06
The lake is located 65 miles southeast of Lubbock and is owned by the city. Garza County Sheriff's Deputies tell us the body was found around seven o'clock Monday evening. Police are investigating and NewsChannel 11 will bring you new information as it develops.
7/24/06
Dr. Purdy was raised in Muleshoe then came back here to practice thirty years ago, and he has some really interesting stories to tell.
7/24/06
Seven point five million dollars. That's on average how much money dairies pump into the Muleshoe economy in salaries alone. NewsChannel 11's Jennifer Vogel spoke with a dairy to see how they are contributing to their community.
7/24/06
Drive through Muleshoe and you will find the National Mule Memorial statue.
7/24/06
They opened their first resturaunt in Muleshoe back in 1957. Now, the Leal family owns six restaurants, a tortilla factory and you can find their products at the grocery store.
7/24/06
They have customers in Muleshoe, Japan, Israel, England and even Guam. Muleshoe Metal Art is a global business, selling its designs all over the world.
Paul Jacob Schaub and Lauren Michelle Williams Scott Jason Sonnenberg and Angie Elizabeth Seibold Shetarrie Denard Owens and Charity Ranell Coe Mark Anthony Sierra and Victoria Matilda Gonzales Walter
Donald Lee Stevens and Karen Lynn Stevens William Hyatt Gordon and Simone Zaniowka Gordon Jose Mora-Garcia and Josefina Mora Cynthia Ann Ramirez and Josue Ramirez Amber N. Hofacket and Jeff W. Hof
7/24/06
Muleshoe is the agricultural and shipping center of the county. But this area started out as part of the historic XIT Ranch. You can still find some of that history today, and NewsChannel 11's Christy Hartin takes us there.
7/24/06
Muleshoe Pea and Bean started in 1995. Now, they process and dry black eyed peas and pinto beans for customers all over the world.
7/24/06
Did you know there was a TV station in Muleshoe? NewsChannel 11 video journalist Samuel Ortega takes us inside a Muleshoe home where the news is broadcast six days a week.
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