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Monday, August 17, 2009

Sheriff Gutierrez Gets New Job in Austin
Read the official press release from Governor Perry's Office
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Sunday, August 16, 2009

Two Alcohol Protestors Speak Out
Two alcohol sales protestors speak out together, hoping to gain your support.
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Friday, August 14, 2009

Burglar Gets Krispy Kremed
A Krispy Kreme employee thwarted a burglar who attempted to steal from his truck.
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Jones Stadium Construction Continues
The countdown to kickoff continues.
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Thursday, August 13, 2009

Hockley County Sheriff Removed from Office
In Hockley County, there's a new sheriff in town after David Kinney is removed from office. A petition, filed this afternoon, claims Kinney is incompetent...
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Hockley County Sheriff Removed From Office
Hockley County Sheriff David Kinney is removed from office Thursday.
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Group Fights Bond Proposal
The Lubbock City Council voted yes to a November bond election Thursday, despite a group's complaints against the committee that came up with the proposals.
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Couple Claims Vet Tried to Steal Their Puppy
A Lubbock couple was told that their puppy was dead. The puppy was alive and well and living with someone else.
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LISD School Board For Employee Pay Raise
The Lubbock ISD School Board approved a pay increase for some employees in the district Thursday.
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Wednesday, August 12, 2009

Controversial Sign Garnering State Attention
A posting outside the County Commisioner's Office is garnering state-wide attention, because of it's politicaly -- and possibly racially -- charged message, and also because...
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LPD Officer Shoots And Kills Dog
A Lubbock Police officer shoots and kills a pitbull Wednesday morning after the dog bit him several times.
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Crews Monitor Smoke off I-27 Fire
Emergency crews continue to keep an eye on the fire at the I-27 Recycling Center, and are also monitoring the smoke coming off those burning...
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Judge's Bulletin Board Now a Clean Slate
After controversy over an e-mail posted on a bulletin board in the county court house, political opinions have been removed from that bulletin board.
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Tuesday, August 11, 2009

Recycling Center Fire Starts Days Before Owner's Date in Court
The fire at a North Lubbock recycling center continues to burn almost 24 hours after it first started.
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New Warnings Regarding Internet Contraception
Folks at the local Planned Parenthood are warning against what they call Internet Contraception.
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Hit And Run Leaves One Man Critically Injured
A local pool hall was the scene of a potentially fatal hit and run early Tuesday morning.
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Recycling Fire Blazes On
Firefighters continue to battle the blaze that tore through the North Lubbock recycling center.
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LISD Will Not Adopt New Graduation Requirements
A new state law that went into effect in June gives students more options for electives, but the Lubbock Independent School district will not implement...
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Monday, August 10, 2009

Lubbock Now Accepting Alcohol Permit Applications
The city of Lubbock has approved new alcohol permits, and you can now expect to see wine and beer in stores in about a month.
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Alcohol Applications Flood City Hall
The lawsuit brought by the Strips retailers has been voluntarily dismissed, opening the floodgates for nearly a hundred alcohol sales applications to flood City Hall...
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