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Codes Enforcement Neighborhood Deployment in Quincy Park Neighborhood
The Code Administration Department of the City of Lubbock will conduct a neighborhood deployment in the Quincy Park neighborhood on Wednesday, October 21, 2026, between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. The boundaries of this exercise will be 82nd Street, Milwaukee Avenue, 98th Street, and Upland Avenue. A field office will be set up at 10002 Milwaukee to provide information regarding Code Administration activities and City of Lubbock services. A roll-off container will be available at this location for citizens of the deployment area to dispose of bulky items.
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Noon Notebook: Los Hermanos Familia Hosts Annual Veterans Day Parade Nov 14
LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - (News release from Los Hermanos Familia) In celebration of Veterans Day, an annual American holiday honoring military members and those who have served, as well as Military Family Appreciation Month in November, Los Hermanos Familia and the Purple Hearts 0900 will hold the annual Veterans Day Parade in Lubbock on Saturday, November 14, 2026!
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Talking Points — 10/18/26
LUBBOCK, Texas — This week on Talking Points, KAMC’s Jen Phillips spoke with Dr. Margaret Durham, Democratic District 84 Congressional candidate, about what inspired her to start her campaign journey, including her background in education and public service. Later, Jen Phillips sat down with Sarah Simpson, a Lubbock mom and advocate, to speak about Proposition […]
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Judge Lifts Ban on Big 12 QB Whose Eligibility Was Revoked After 4 TDs in First 3 Games
A college football season can change quickly, and if you add controversial eligibility decisions into the mix, not only does it create coaching headaches but also volatility on the roster. For Texas Tech, Thomas Castellanos’ uncertain eligibility court case is one such issue. After an earlier decision from the Kentucky Court of Appeals on Oct. 2 threatened to keep him out, a new order has opened the door for his return. The ruling concerns a group of 38 college athletes seeking a fifth season of eligibility under an ongoing lawsuit against the NCAA. On Friday, Oct. 16, Judge Brian C. Edwards o...
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Latino Lubbock and Trends and Friends with community updates
LUBBOCK, Texas—Latino Lubbock is always full of ways to stay plugged in. They join us every Thursday with updates and ways to get plugged in with our community. Pick up your free copy of the Latino Lubbock or find it at latinolubbock.net.
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Nightmare On 19th Street Marks 20 Years With Four Haunted Houses And 1.25 Miles Of Scares Across Lubbock
Nightmare on 19th Street in Lubbock is gearing up for its 20th anniversary with four haunted houses packed into one ticket, plus over a mile of scares featuring new creepy characters this year.
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The Skeleton House in Lubbock is getting residents ready for Halloween season
LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - It’s spooky season and you know what that means. It’s time for houses to put up the Halloween decorations. But you may not have seen one quite like ‘The Skeleton House’. It’s the brainchild of Justin and Mandy Locke, whose first purchase four years ago changed everything.
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Texas Tech QB Thomas Castellanos granted temporary injunction
Texas Tech quarterback Thomas Castellanos has received a temporary injunction in the state of Kentucky and has regained his eligibility for the 2026 college football season. The latest development comes after the Kentucky Court of Appeals dissolved an earlier injunction on October 2nd that had allowed Castellanos and several other members of the high school Class of 2022 to compete for a fifth collegiate season. That decision forced Castellanos to miss Texas Tech’s October 3rd matchup against Colorado, leaving his eligibility uncertain for the rest of the season. Now, Castellanos has re-gained...
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Iconic Texas Tech Administration Building gets state historical marker
The original building on the Texas Tech University campus now has a well-deserved historical label. Tech and the Lubbock County Historical Commission officially designated the Administration Building – the first and oldest building on campus – with a Texas Historical Marker Celebration, making the structure a Registered Texas Historic Landmark, according to a Tech news release. Constructed between 1924 and 1925 after Texas Technological College was founded in 1923, it becomes just the second structure on campus to become a Registered Texas Historic Landmark, joining the Dairy Barn (2015). The designation is the highest honor bestowed by the State of Texas for historically and architecturally significant buildings. “For more than a century, generations of Red Raiders have passed through these doors and gathered around this building for some of the most important moments and traditions in the life of our university,” said Texas Tech President Lawrence Schovanec . “The Administration Building has become a timeless and iconic symbol of Texas Tech, even as the university has grown and changed around it. This designation recognizes the important place it holds in our history.” Three other buildings on the Texas Tech campus – the Human Sciences Cottage (2026), the Judging Pavilion (1982)
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Flyover planned for Homecoming against Arizona State
LUBBOCK, Texas (News Release from Texas Tech Athletics)-Homecoming will have an extra meaning for four Texas Tech graduates who will be part of the flyover crew Saturday prior to kickoff between the 10th-ranked Red Raiders and Arizona State at Galaxy Stadium. The flyover will feature two Chinook helicopters as well...
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Hub City Happenings Oct. 15-18
A dark psychological thriller about a writer interrogated over violent stories that resemble real child murders.Friday and Sunday, Texas Tech Black Box Theatre, 2812 18th St.Tickets: $15 general, $10 TTU faculty/staff, $5 students. Show details & tickets. Blithe Spirit. A witty Noël Coward comedy about a novelist haunted by his...