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1. Mac Davis statue approved by city council, looks to honor musician's legacy (kcbd.com) — Lubbock’s city council has approved a $400,000 statue of Mac Davis at the traffic circle where Mac Davis Lane meets Avenue X, funded through the North Overton TIF zone. Supporters say the monument will help younger residents connect with the late musician’s deep ties to Lubbock and keep his legacy alive for future generations.
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2. Lubbock County justice of the peace accuses county judge of unwanted sexual advances (kcbd.com) — A Lubbock County justice of the peace has publicly accused County Judge Curtis Parrish of making unwanted sexual advances during several visits to his office in 2024, allegations he strongly denies. The claims, first shared on a local Facebook page, involve two of the county’s most visible officials and raise questions about workplace boundaries and reporting options inside Lubbock County government.
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3. Seasonal Work Opportunities In Lubbock 2026 (kkam.com) — If you’re in Lubbock looking to pad your holiday budget, local businesses are already hiring for seasonal work in logistics, retail, photography, and restaurants. The piece highlights options like FedEx and area retailers, then walks you through practical tips—such as applying early, being flexible with hours, and polishing your resume—to land a short-term job that fits your schedule.
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4. United Supermarkets and Mrs Baird's Bread honor three Lubbock area teachers (everythinglubbock.com) — Three Lubbock-area educators from Lubbock ISD and Frenship ISD have been named September winners in the Teachers On The Rise program, earning gift cards and special perks. Local students can still nominate their own standout teachers, giving Lubbock schools another chance to be recognized as the program continues through the school year.
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5. Lubbock agency says leaving abuse is not simple (kcbd.com) — Women’s Protective Services in Lubbock is urging residents to recognize subtle warning signs of domestic abuse and to share local resources discreetly with anyone who may be in danger. Staff describe how leaving can be the most dangerous time for victims and highlight support groups, counseling, and legal connections available to Lubbock residents seeking safety.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: "What do you call cheese that isn't yours?" — Nacho cheese! (Thank you Lorille C. for sending it in!)
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