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Lockney Longhorn Marching Band Heads to 2A Area Marching Contest Saturday
LUBBOCK, TX – The Lockney Longhorn Marching Band is set to showcase their 2026 production, “Kaleidoscope,” at the UIL 2A Area Marching Contest this Saturday, October 31, at Lowery Field at PlainsCapital Park in Lubbock. Having earned a 1st Division rating at the Region contest to qualify...
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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 museum sharing history of windmills in the region
LUBBOCK, Texas (KFDA) - The groundwork for the American Windmill Museum in Lubbock came long before it was established in the 90s. Jason Miller, director’s assistant, says Billie Wolfe was a faculty member at Texas Tech and was involved in the Home Ec program in the mid-60s. “In utilizing...
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From Dolly to Michael Jackson, to cinemas, the Cactus Theater has a seat and style for everyone
LUBBOCK, Texas—From Dolly to Michael Jackson, to cinemas, the Cactus Theater has a seat and style for everyone. Check out the full upcoming schedule of performances and purchase tickets at cactustheater.com.
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Texas music icon Robert Earl Keen announces show at Buddy Holly Hall
A Texas music icon is headed to Lubbock. Robert Earl Keen , one of the Lone Star State's most celebrated songwriters and performers, is proving "the road goes on forever and that the party never ends," as he is set to perform Tuesday, Dec. 15, at Buddy Holly Hall. The event is called "I Will Survive ... Christmas" with support from Drayton Farley. The announcement was made noon Tuesday, with tickets scheduled to go on sale 10 a.m. Oct. 23 . Keen, 70, who started to play guitar a littler after starting at Sharpstown High School in Houston, developed his skills and learned to play classic country covers and bluegrass prior to enrolling at Texas A&M University. He graduated from A&M in 1978 and moved to Austin in order to get reps by performing in nightclubs and live-music venues in and around Central Texas and near his hometown. He paid his dues, fine tuned his craft and saw the success build. Some of that included having songs sung by legends like George Strait and The Highwaymen, while garnering the BMI Troubadour Award and having the Texas Legislative Conference name him Texan of the Year earlier in the year. Keen was