glen robertson

Friday on Lubbock's First News, Mayor Glen Robertson spoke about top issues covered at the City Council meeting on Thursday evening. Robertson discussed why the movement of the library to a building for lease is more efficient than the purchase of a permanent location...

At their meeting Thursday evening, the Lubbock City Council tried out a new citizen comment procedure and approved a new location for a library that has been a hot button issue for several years. The Council has removed the time limit for individual speakers, but now limits the time for citizen comments overall to 60 minutes...

What would you ask Mayor Glen Robertson?

City of Lubbock Public Information Officer Jeff McKito says that Robertson suffered a gall bladder attack, and was released at around noon on Monday.

Robertson says that he encourages citizens to bring any questions or comments to the event.

Wednesday, the members of joint task force tasked with helping to ease tensions between the City of Lubbock and Lubbock Power & Light were announced. Mayor Glen Robertson will head the city's side and he will be joined by council members Karen Gibson and Latrelle Joy. ...

Friday on Lubbock's First News, Mayor Glen Robertson discussed the conclusions and hot topics of the most recent City Council meeting. The Mayor said, "You know, we want to listen to citizens and we don't want to discourage it, but there has to be a line there...

Thursday evening, the Lubbock City Council held their final regularly scheduled meeting for the month of January. The council unanimously approved two agenda items that piqued some interest during the week. The first item was to change the zoning for the Myrick-Green Building in downtown Lubbock...

What would you ask Mayor Glen Robertson?

Friday on Lubbock's First News, Mayor Glen Robertson discussed the censorship of citizen comments and other topics that made the meeting agenda Thursday. The mayor spoke about the Duck Dynasty style protest of the censorship of citizen comments from televised broadcast...