New Case of Neuroinvasive West Nile Virus Identified in Lubbock
So far, 10 cases of neuroinvasive West Nile Virus have been identified in the city of Lubbock this year.
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Buddy Holly Center and Silent Wings Museum to Take Part in Toys for Tots
The museums will accept toy donations to benefit local children through Friday, December 14th.
98th Street to Close Between Fulton and Iola Avenues Monday
Local traffic will still have access to neighborhoods to the south from Frankford Avenue and Fulton Avenue from the east and Juneau and Iola Avenues from the west.
City of Lubbock Facilities to Close For Thanksgiving
Regularly scheduled trash pickup will not take place on Thursday or Friday, and there will be limited trash pickup on Saturday. Normal pickup resumes on Monday.
Federal Funds Requested for Erskine Street Work in Lubbock
The Lubbock Metropolitan Planning Organization submitted a funding request from the Texas Department of Transportation for $750,000.
Lubbock City Council Discusses Godeke Library, Possible Cell Phone Ban While Driving
The Council also considered a pay increase for the municipal judge, funds for a memorial, and eliminating the position of the mayor's executive assistant.
Sales Tax Revenue Up Again for Texas, Lubbock
Texas Comptroller Susan Combs says that the growth was led by collections from oil and natural gas-related sectors.
Frankford Avenue Past 98th Street to Be Paved Thursday Evening
Crews are doing most of the work during the evening hours to avoid disruptions to neighborhood school traffic.
Portion of Frankford Avenue to be Paved Tuesday Night
The section of Frankford Avenue is directly adjacent to a school, and the section is being paved at night to avoid disrupting school traffic.
September Sales Tax Revenue Increases in Texas and Lubbock
State sales tax revenue continues to increase in Texas and Lubbock, according to the Texas Comptroller's Office. The sales tax revenue reports released today indicate that $551 million dollars were distributed to local and county governments, an increase of 11.6 percent compared to September of 2011.