Now through December 24th, you can help provide shoes for: Buckner’s Lubbock, Children’s Home of Lubbock, CASA of the South Plains and Texas Girls & Boys Ranch.
On Thursday, December 2, Covenant Health will partner with Indeed.com to host a job fair at the Knipling Education & Conference Center. If you want to attend, please respond in the RSVP Link provided by Covenant Health, here.
It ends as it began. And it begins the same. That is, November ends as it began - dry with seasonably mild temperatures. And December begins the same - dry with seasonably mild temperatures. There is, however, a cold front arriving today and another in time to affect the weekend.
The exhibition features more than 70 original works of art by Lubbock-raised visual artist and musician, Terry Allen. The exhibit will be open through March of 2022.
Covenant Children’s is asking our community for donations of new or gently-used, aluminum, crutches or walkers. There is a special need for medium-sized crutches which are provided to patients between 5′2″ and 5′10″.
Texas Tech Interim Head Coach Sonny Cumbie is leaving Texas Tech. He is expected to be named the head coach at Louisiana Tech, sources close to KCBD have confirmed.
A former member of the military sent law enforcement on multiple chases and kept them in a standoff for more than 30 hours this Thanksgiving holiday weekend at the Armed Forces Guard Reserve Center.
On Monday, United Supermarkets and the Community Foundation of West Texas kicked off Giving Tuesday alongside partner non-profit organizations. In honor of the day, United Supermarkets made an initial contribution of $5,000.
Lubbock Christian University (LCU) will host its ninth annual Big Blue Christmas celebration on Tuesday, November 30. The family-friendly event will take place in the outdoor mall area in the middle of the LCU campus from 5-7:30 p.m.
We finally saw some rain Saturday across much of the area after a dry stretch of November. Lubbock airport picked up 0.38″ of rain. Unfortunately, we look to return to that dry pattern again, at least for the next week.
Police said traffic in the area will likely be affected. Avoid the intersection of 46th St. and University Ave., particularly drivers traveling southbound on University.
United Supermarkets is teaming up with the Community Foundation of West Texas to kick-off Giving Tuesday on Monday, November 29 at the United Supermarkets on 114thStreet and Slide Road at 10:00 a.m.
Worthy estimates the organization handed out between 400 and 600 hundred meals at the event. The meals were partially donated by the United family. About 60 volunteers took the time to hand them out.
Thanksgiving in West Texas begins with a cold north wind and ends chilly. Tonight will be our coldest in a while, perhaps the coldest of the season so far. Rain chances remain elusive, but there is one day with a slim chance.
In a petition filed on Wednesday, the widow of Chad Read is seeking custody of her late husband’s children from their mother. In the news release from her attorney, they attached a video of the shooting along with the petition.
Thanksgiving is one of the most celebrated holidays of the year. It’s supposed to be a day spent with those you love and cherish. While this year, gatherings may be smaller, these risks still exist. Obviously, nobody wants this holiday to end in disaster. However, accidents can occur for different reasons and can lead to various outcomes. Knowing how to act in emergency situations is crucial.
If you’re looking for a special gift this holiday season, you don’t have to fight the crowds on Black Friday. Your neighbor might have just what you are looking for.
When the first truck attempted to turn left onto County Road 195, the second truck attempted to pass, colliding with the first truck. The second truck then began to roll. The driver, 40 year-old Matthew Cy Jackson, was pronounced deceased on scene as a result of his injuries.
The annual event sponsored by the Residence Halls Association, University Student Housing, and Hospitality Services from Texas Tech University is attended by more than 20,000 Tech students and local residents. In fact, it’s one of Texas Tech’s largest and oldest traditions, dating back to 1959.
The symphony will be kicking off the holiday season with George Frideric Handel’s “Messiah” Saturday, December 4th at 7:30 pm at The Buddy Holly Hall of Performing Arts and Sciences.
A moderately strong cold front it headed our way. On the warm side of the front, today, temperatures again will be 10 to 15 degrees above average. On the cold side of the front, tomorrow, temperatures will tumble as much as 20 degrees.
