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Food Fight: Approaching holidays show families' increasing demand for free food
With a bad economy plus Thanksgiving and Christmas just around the corner, David Weaver is already seeing what he and the staff of the South Plains Food Bank had long anticipated - a larger number of struggling people looking to the food bank for help.
Kenyan student to bring message about hunger to local seminar
A 32-year-old woman from Kenya hopes she can bring to Lubbock a message about a crisis that plagues people in the South Plains and her homeland alike: hunger.
Enrollment numbers are increasing, but so are the difficulties
Cotton production up in Texas, significant growth on South Plains
Despite concerns early in the season, 2009 is turning out to be a fairly good year for cotton.
Bidal Aguero fought for equality for Hispanics in his words, deeds
Bidal Aguero took a stand for Hispanic equality, the well-being of his family, the voice of his culture through his newspaper, El Editor, and for other humanitarian causes, until his death Nov.
South Plains man finally sentenced for child abuse
A South Plains man with a history of child abuse is finally sitting behind bars after pleading guilty Monday to a first degree felony of injury to a child.
Mary Ann Wheatley passed away on Sunday afternoon, Nov. 8, 2009, at Heritage Oaks Nursing Home in Lubbock, Texas.
Investment in early childhood good use of stimulus dollars
Closing the gap between pre-school care and school-age services could greatly improve the educational futures of many children in Lubbock and the South Plains.
Donating blood a good way to help in times of tragedy
Following the tradegy at Fort Hood, many people across the South Plains have called and wondered what they can do to help out.
Barnes & Noble opens at South Plains
Shoppers were treated to the aroma of brewing coffee and that distinctive new-book scent Wednesday when they walked into Lubbock's newest book store.
Annual book sale benefits libraries
A 120,000-book treasury will be opened to South Plains readers Friday through Nov.
A celebration of the life of Roberta "Bobbie" Seiter will be held at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, November 4, 2009 at First United Methodist Church with Reverend Jay Horton officiating.
Students still search for wayward experiment
East Texas students still searched for their wayward weather experiment last week.
Rural revitalization on South Plains legislators' agenda
Four years ago, Gov. Rick Perry traveled to Dalhart to announce that the Hilmar Cheese Co., the largest single-site cheese and whey products manufacturer in the world, would build a state-of-the-art plant in town.
Texas A&M Agrilife Extension regional crop reports for Oct. 21: SOUTH PLAINS: Soil moisture was short to adequate.
$700 million city debt concerns watchdog group
The city's debt has nearly doubled in just three years and that has one local watchdog group concerned.
South Plains second per-capita in child abuse
Law enforcement officers and social workers have seen all kinds of child abuse in their careers.
Reservist graduates early from LCU before deployment
Air Force Staff Sgt. Ramiro Hernandez dabbed his eyes after hundreds of people stood in his honor Thursday morning at a special graduation ceremony at Lubbock Christian University.
CNN Money rates Lubbock 12th best for small businesses
Lubbock's current success as a small business incubator may say more about the rest of the country than the city's own strengths, business owners said Monday.
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