Lubbock ISD Chief Academic Officer Kelly Trlica Announces Retirement
Trlica said “My time in LISD has been the highlight of my career in education.”
Cole Shooter
Cole Shooter, a Lubbock native, attended Lubbock High School and holds a degree in Political Science from Texas Tech University, where he minored in music performance, specifically voice, organ, and carillon. He hopes to attend the Texas Tech School of Law following an MBA from Wayland Baptist University.Cole has led numerous political organizations around Lubbock and Texas Tech, in addition to being the former president of Tech's Zeta Sigma chapter of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, the nation's oldest men's music fraternity, and the Tech Guild of Carilloneurs.He was an opinions columnist for Tech's Daily Toreador from August 2006 to December 2010, and Cole's columns have been featured in Gwen Ifill's Washington Week, the Jewish Collegiate Weekly, as well as other publications.Cole has been a news anchor at KFYO since February 2007.
Two City of Lubbock Employees Fired Over Theft
The City’s Water Utilities and Human Resources Departments are still continuing their internal investigation into the third employee.
City of Lubbock Reminds Residents That Vehicles Are Prohibited on City Park Land
Driving on park property can result in damage to both turf and irrigation sprinkler systems, which can result in costly repairs.
Citibus to Hold Workshop Meetings to Receive Citizen Input
The workshops will be in an open house format, so attendees are welcome to arrive at any time during the meeting to participate.
Texas Tech School of Law Grads Rank Best of Texas Public Schools on Bar Exam
Tech Law graduates led all Texas public law schools on the February 2013 Texas Bar Examination with a 95.45 percent first-time pass rate.
South Plains College to Hold 55th Annual Commencement Ceremony
South Plains College will award 1,544 degrees and certificates at their 55th Annual Commencement Ceremony.
Lubbock City Council Approves Contract For New Sewage Treatment Plant Design
The City of Lubbock has seen significant growth in the northwest region, which has caused issues for the current sewer system in the area.
Lubbock Police Search For Lubbock National Bank Robbery Suspect
The man is suspected of robbing the Lubbock National Bank at 4420 19th Street around 12:47 p.m. Wednesday, May 1st.
Three City of Lubbock Employees Face Felony Theft Charges
Charges against the men, who work for the City’s Water Utilities Department, were upgraded to first degree felonies since the three are public servants.
Amber Alert Issued for 14-Year-Old Ruby Paloma Contreras of Dallas-Fort Worth Area
Authorities believe she is with 26-year-old Stephan Andrew Cox, and that they may have traveled to El Paso.