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Local nonprofit focused on equine-assisted therapy seeks volunteers
LUBBOCK, Texas (PRESS RELEASE) - Refuge Services, a Christian nonprofit organization specializing in equine-assisted therapy, is calling for compassionate and dedicated volunteers to join our team. We provide transformative therapy programs that harness the healing power of horses to support individuals facing a range of physical, emotional, and mental health challenges.
1 person arrested in connection to Wednesday's game room shooting in Lubbock County
One person has been arrested in connection to Wednesday's shooting at a game room in Lubbock County, according to the Lubbock County Sheriff's Office. Through LCSO's investigation, a person entered the Donna Pac N Sac game room in the 6300 block of U.S. Highway 84 early Wednesday morning with a gun and shot a worker. The reason as to why the individual shot the worker was not made immediately clear. ...
41 Inmates Charged With Murder Remain in Lubbock County Detention Center
Although homicides decreased in Lubbock in 2023, there are still quite a few people booked into the Lubbock County Detention Center on murder or manslaughter charges. Some have been sentenced and are awaiting transportation to prison. Others are stuck in a lengthy legal limbo with the case against them. Murder...
Here’s When The First Day of School Is For Lubbock-Area School Districts
It may have been a long, hot summer, but the first day of school is just around the corner and for many South Plains families, it will be here before you know it. That also means you will start seeing more back to school events happening in and around Lubbock.
Covenant Health to hold free colon cancer screening
LUBBOCK, Texas— Covenant Health will hold a free colon cancer screening on Saturday, August 24th at the Covenant Endoscopy Center located at 3610 21st Street. According to a social media post from Covenant Health, those interested in the free screening “must complete qualification pre-screening by Friday, August 2 to participate.” Here is a list of […]
Longhorns Look to Improve on Successful 2024 Campaign
LOCKNEY, TX – Last season, the Lockney Longhorns lost two early-season football games before winning five in a row and reaching a bi-district playoff game against Morton. The Indians defeated the Longhorns to bring Lockney’s season to an end at 7-4. Thanks to a UIL realignment, the two...
Slaton Bakery hosts second Texas Banana Pudding Festival
LUBBOCK, Texas — Slaton Bakery will host the second annual Texas Banana Pudding Festival on Saturday, August 31 at 8:00 a.m. The bakery will offer four different puddings available to enjoy. A social media event said the flavors were Church Lady Banana Pudding, Fireball Boozy Banana Pudding, The King, inspired by Elvis and Cherry Delight.
Hector Limon credits parents for success that's led to Lubbock ISD Hall of Honor
In the late 1970s and early '80s, the Lubbock Christian University baseball team played a handful of games on Estacado High School's home field. Hector Limon made a point of attending each one. Growing up, Limon's father was a devoted Chaparrals fan, which rubbed off on him. His dad had a relationship with LCU coach Larry Hays, which made the prospect of playing for the Chaps all the more enticing. ...
Yesterday is Today, Today is Tomorrow
LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - Our conditions for the next several days remain virtually identical, only picking up slightly next work week. Today, like yesterday, we’ll see mostly sunny skies and a range of 90s. Other than a degree or two of variation here and there, highs remain about the same, a trend we’ll see carried into tomorrow and Saturday. Sunday begins a slight warm up that follows into the work week, putting us in the upper 90s and eventually around the 100 mark Tuesday and Wednesday.
Denise Norman files for MISD School Board District 1
MIDLAND, Texas (KOSA) - Denise Norman has filed for the MISD School Board District 1 election. Norman has served on eight different educational boards/committees and is a member of the Parent Teacher Association. She is an administrator and Human Resources Director in the oil and gas industry, but says that public education is important.
2 El Paso TV Stations Drop News Operations
El Paso is in danger of becoming a “news desert”, according to the chair of the communications department at UTEP. This follows the announcement that two local television stations, CBS4 (KDBC) and KFOX14, will shut down most, if not ALL of its. news operations. The two stations are...
San Angelo ISD Takes No Action On Property Purchase for Additional Parking
SAN ANGELO, TX - The San Angelo Independent School District Board of Trustees decided to take no action on a proposed property purchase near Fort Concho Elementary School during their meeting on July 22, 2024. The proposal, which sought to alleviate parking issues at the school, faced several logistical and financial challenges. Learn More Here.
Connecting Round Rock: Advocates for Veterans – AUSA Texas Capital Area Chapter
Describe the part of your mission focusing on veterans and the work. The Association of the United States Army (AUSA) Texas Capital Area Chapter is a nonprofit educational and professional development association serving America’s Army and supporting a strong national defense. AUSA provides a voice for the Army, supports the Soldier, and honors those who have served in order to advance the security of the nation. The AUSA – Texas Capital Area Chapter is open to all Army ranks and all components — including Active, National Guard, Army Reserve — Government civilians, retirees, Wounded Warriors, Veterans, concerned citizens and family members. Indeed our AUSA chapter welcomes anyone who subscribes to the philosophy of a strong national defense with special concern for the US Army. Community businesses and defense industry companies are also welcome to join AUSA.
Ruben on the Road: Tulia museum keeping Swisher County history alive
TULIA, Texas (KFDA) - Ruben heads south on I-27 where he visits the museum in Tulia and learns how they are keeping the county’s history alive. Frank Reeves, former director of Swisher County Archives and Museum, says back in 1961, the state and governor at the time had every county collect local history so those stories wouldn’t be lost.
Texas deaths from Hurricane Beryl climb to at least 36, including more who lost power in heat
HOUSTON (AP) — The number of Texas deaths after Hurricane Beryl came ashore and knocked out power to millions of residents climbed to at least 36 on Thursday as officials confirmed more people who died in homes that were left without air conditioning during sweltering heat. The medical examiner’s...
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