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Hall wins three divisions in bodybuilding debut

Kevin Hall spent 34 years coaching athletes. At 65, the retired football and track coach stepped into a new competitive arena and came away with three division titles. Hall, of Woodsboro, made his bodybuilding debut at the West Texas Showdown on Oct. 17 in Lubbock, competing in seven divisions across bodybuilding and classic physique.
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Gov. Abbott coming to Lubbock for October 30 get-out-the-vote event

Gov. Greg Abbott will visit Lubbock on Friday, October 30, for a get-out-the-vote event, a source close to the governor’s office tells Lubbock Lights. An online invitation lists a 12:15 p.m. start at The Funky Door Bistro & Wine Room, 6801 Milwaukee Avenue. Abbott’s campaign has not independently confirmed...
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Frenship High School associate principal named Texas Assistant Principal of the Year

WOLFFORTH, Texas (KCBD) - Frenship ISD is celebrating Elisha Reese, Frenship High School associate principal, who has been named the Texas Association of Secondary School Principals Overall High School Assistant Principal of the Year. Following the statewide recognition, Reese is now in consideration for the National High School Assistant Principal...
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Former Texas Tech professor sentenced to 40 years for fentanyl trafficking

Former Texas Tech University professor Daniel Taylor was sentenced for his role in a fentanyl trafficking ring involving drug variations he created.
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Free pet adoptions Saturday at “Subaru Loves Pets”

LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - Scoggin Dickey Subaru is having their annual pet adoption this Saturday. The car dealership has hosted this event for 13 years. We always have lots of animals for you to choose your furry friend!. Fun for the whole family to enjoy and take home your new...
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Food for Thought: Popular steakhouse with 64 violations

LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - Three low performers and two on top this week. O’Hana Japanese Steakhouse at 5217 82nd St. had 64 violations. Cooked shrimp, raw beef and veggies were above the safe cold temperature of 41 degrees. The inspector notes, the employee who was preparing the food left the building when the inspector arrived.
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Lubbock, TX Weather Oct. 24: Storm Chances Begin Saturday Night

National Weather Service forecasts thunderstorms beginning Saturday evening and highs falling into the 60s Sunday.
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Upcoming Lubbock events: Mo’s Market and spooky activities

Upcoming Lubbock events: Mo's Market and spooky activities
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Texas Tech Softball Outfielder Leaves Program, Gerry Glasco Fills Spot with Pitcher

Alana Johnson has left Texas Tech. | Texas Tech AthleticsTexas Tech softball has lost a star outfielder. Senior Alana Johnson appeared in only 10 games in 2026 before an injury cut her season short. Now noticeably missing from the Red Raiders’ fall matchups, a Texas Tech spokesperson confirmed with Shelby Hilliard of Red Raider Sports that she has “left the program”. No additional information was reported as to why Johnson departed or whether she is transferring elsewhere, but with head coach Ge
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$18,000 in fishing event equipment stolen, organization seeks public’s help

A community organization in Lubbock, Texas, is asking for help after a trailer containing nearly $18,000 worth of equipment for its annual fishing event was stolen.

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