10/10/02
Dr. Jack Rudd, a retired West Texas Dentist, is on a mission to save the teeth of African children, specifically the children of Zambia.
10/11/02
A man filling up his car at a Virginia gas station was shot to death Friday in what may have been the most brazen attack yet by the Washington-area sniper, committed as a state trooper investigated an accident just across the street.
10/10/02
Once again, the annual Farmer-Stockman Show makes it's way to Lubbock. Organizers say they anticipate more than 20,000 people this year. Some visitors from as far away as Switzerland. Here's a look at what you can expect to see.
10/10/02
They say fences make good neighbors, except when your neighbor drives through yours.
10/10/02
A new college at Texas Tech plus new and old technologies in the field of medicine.
10/10/02
Lubbock's City Manager, Bob Cass, wants to know who authorized a $5.3 million loan to the West Texas Municipal Power Agency.
10/10/02
A Lubbock County man told deputies that he tried to drive himself to a hospital with a gunshot wound.
10/10/02
He robbed a convenience store, lead police on a chase and crashed into two police cars. Now the driver is facing multiple charges.
10/10/02
City of Lubbock firefighters are getting a memorial in their honor, thanks to the generosity of Lubbock citizens.
10/10/02
State Representative Larry Combest announces more than $1.8 million in rural development funding announced for Bailey County.
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City Council member Victor Hernandez is issuing the following statement regarding the ongoing discussion of the City’s relationship with the West Texas Municipal Power Agency. Mr. Hernandez had a prior commitment and was unable to attend Thursday's open executive session.
10/10/02
Women's Protective Services and the Cactus Theater are taking note of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
10/10/02
Wolfforth's plan to develop 600 acres north of 82nd St. is denied by Lubbock City Council.
10/10/02
New research adds to the growing body of evidence that shows exercise can help fight the effects of aging.
10/10/02
It's estimated that as many as half of all diabetics have some degree of peripheral neuropathy which can lead to infection, and even in some cases, amputation. Drugs help, but not enough for most diabetics. Instead, some patients are turning to magnets for relief.
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