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Texas Tech is one of 115 schools nationwide participating in the 3rd annual College Football Mental Health Week.

60% of the proceeds go to the Navajo Reservation in New Mexico, the rest stays here in the Hub City.

As a young girl, she was a Brownie. As a lady, she’s a well-respected troop leader with 25 years of experience. Today, Margie Olivarez is still committed to helping the Girl Scouts in Lubbock.

The pumpkins should arrive at the church around 10:30 a.m. on Saturday morning to kick-off the church’s non-profit fundraiser.

Meals on Wheels customers received a special delivery today, as over 900 Sonic meals were served by local celebrities and community leaders.

The Guadalupe-Parkway Sommerville Centers will host the ninth annual “Lubbock City Limitless” fundraiser October 14, 2022.

The exhibit, called “Black and Brown in Print,” highlights the Southwest Collection’s newspaper, oral history and archival collections documenting the legacy of Black and Hispanic newspapers on the South Plains.

Thanks to the efforts of the South Plains Honor Flight, Lubbock residents are gathering to honor those who served in Vietnam at the traveling memorial wall in Texas Tech's Memorial Circle.

Anderson says he recognized a need when a state official said there were 11,000 jobs related to addiction and recovery in Texas, but no place where a person could go to college and prepare for one of those careers. Then he discovered there was no licensing for addiction counselors.

Addiction Recovery at Texas Tech University chronicles Carl’s own struggle with addiction and describes how he established the model at TTU that has been replicated in colleges and universities across the nation.