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Holly Hop Ice Cream Shoppe Lubbock announces final hours of business
Correction : The final day of business is Sunday. One of Lubbock's iconic ice cream shops is shutting down tomorrow afternoon, ending an 18-year run of sweet memories. Holly Hop Ice Cream Shoppe, 3404 34th St., announced via social media late Friday night that Sunday would be its final day of business. "This was not an easy decision, and everything has happened so rapidly," the business stated on social media. The announcement, made around 11 p.m. Friday, invited people for one last hurrah from 1-3 p.m. on Sunday. The shop's antiques and decor will be available for purchase. Holly Hop Ice Cream Shoppe took inspiration from the 1940s and 50s. It opened in 2008 and moved to its current location in 2010 under the ownership of founder Darryl Holland. He sold it in 2021 to Wesley Trook, a then Texas Tech student who has since graduated. From 2022: Holly Hop into new hands: Texas Tech student takes reins of popular Lubbock ice cream shop "Holly Hop has been part of so many chapters of my own life," Trook said through the post. "During my time here, I graduated from high school, earned my bachelor's and master's degrees from Texas Tech,
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