LUBBOCK, Texas — Lubbock’s population has constantly grown for decades, with a lot of new developments happening all over the city, but more areas than others, with East Lubbock as one of the areas to receive a lack of improvements.
“We need more businesses in our area instead of just fast food places, pizza places, we need some banks, we need a Walmart,” said Sonya Fair, a longtime resident of East Lubbock.
Fair was born and raised in Lubbock and returned after college to take care of her parents.
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“This is home, and the cost of living is reasonable. I just felt like I needed to be back here. Plus, my parents were getting older, had health problems, and I’m the oldest, so I moved back to kind of take care of them until they passed away,” said Fair…