Idalou News Archives

Most Grammy nominees spend their day with a microphone in their hands, not plates of food, but that's what makes Shelly Lares different.

The story of Idalou is a story of the railroad, and cotton, but of course it goes deeper than that.

If there were a modern day Johnny Appleseed, would he live in Idalou? Surprisingly the answer could be yes.

It was early in the football season last September, when a game against Cisco changed this community and one family forever.

NewsChannel 11 crews are on the road again, and Monday marks the start of our Community Coverage Tour.

By CLARE MIERS IDALOU - There are places in Texas where you can pick peaches, black-eyed peas and even blackberries, but did you know that you can also find your way to an apple orchard or two in the Lone Star State?There aren't very many, but mid- to late summer is the time to travel northwest to the Lubbock area to find some of the best apple ...

About 30 miles of cotton and sunflower fields away from Lubbock city limits, 58-year-old Wicker Nowlin won't worry much about growth or competition.

The courthouse lawn was filled Friday with people from near and far who kicked off their Fourth of July celebrations at the Lubbock Apartment Association Street Dance.