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Road closures, parking restrictions set ahead of presidential visit
LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - The closure of some intersections will begin at 10 p.m. tonight, Oct. 26, and be completed by 9 a.m. tomorrow morning, Oct. 27. Avenue O from Mac Davis Lane to 9th Street closed, with a singular entrance at 8th Street. The entrance for the public will be the main entrance on the west side of the Civic Center, off 8th Street.
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Lubbock ISD to hold Board of Trustees meeting on Oct. 29
The Lubbock ISD Board of Trustees will hold its next regular meeting on October 29, 2026, to recognize the Curtis and Hattie Gipson family, name a school library, and announce the district's first financial accountability rating.
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Volunteers, participants sought for Lubbock's Veterans Day parade
Lubbock's Los Hermanos Familia non-profit organization and The Military Order of the Purple Heart Chapter 0900 are inviting volunteers and participants to join in for its 11th annual Veterans Day parade set for Nov. 14. The Veterans Day Parade honors all veterans and those who have served in Lubbock and surrounding communities, according to a news release from Los Hermanos Familia. The 2026 theme is: “250 Years of Freedom” – Celebrating the numerous generations and families who continue to serve our country with dignity and pride. "Participants are encouraged to pay tribute to veterans and all who have served the community. Veterans, their family members, marching bands, floats, etc., are encouraged to be included," reads a statement from Los Hermanos Familia. Set-up will start at 8:30 a.m. Nov. 14, with the parade beginning at 10 a.m. Due to construction on the regular route on Broadway, the parade will start on Avenue A, travel east on Broadway, turn south (right) on Canyon Lake Drive, and end at the park/grassy area across from the Windmill Center at 1701 Canyon Lake Drive. How to participate in Lubbock's Veterans Day parade The organization is seeking area World War II veterans to serve as grand
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Lubbock business news includes Plainview airport, philanthropy, shops
Hello A-J readers! This week brought a grant to expand the Plainview-Hale County Airport , business philanthropy, and new shops at the mall. Here are the recent highlights. A major development is set to happen at the Plainview Hale County Airport, in part due to a $1.5 million grant from the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Economic Development Administration. This, along with $2 million each from the city, county, and Plainview ISD, will fund the addition of a new terminal and an aviation training center. "This is an exciting new chapter for PVW, as we look forward to providing modern terminal facilities for our pilots and visitors while creating a space for technical education and workforce training that will serve future generations," said Ted Chancellor, Plainview city manager. "We're excited about what lies ahead, and I believe we're just beginning to realize the full potential of our airport." Restore Hyper Wellness, 7604 Milwaukee Ave., #300, is seeking nonprofits to support in 2027. Throughout 2026, the medical spa spotlighted a new nonprofit every month in their charity initiative, Restore the Love. This initiative rallies support through awareness, donations, and attending nonprofits' events. It raised more than $3,000 in 2026 for programs including