local business

I didn't think this was something that needed to be said, but I've been proven wrong.

Here's what a bunch of local businesses are doing to celebrate Twosday: 2/22/22.

It's been asked, "What would you do for a Klondike bar?" but I think the more important question today might be, "What would you do to save a local restaurant?" That's what one Los Angeles stuntman asked himself before getting into a tub of beans...

Norma Johnson, executive vice president of the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce, joined Dave King and Matt Martin to talk about how businesses are dealing with COVID-19.

"It's taken its toll on people emotionally and socially. And of course, the business community, all we're trying to do is get back open and generate business," McBride said.

The Lubbock Chamber of Commerce is hosting a 10-part webinar series about how local businesses can continue to adapt during the COVID-19 pandemic.

One webinar will focus on recent health care policy issues and litigation. Another will focus on how local businesses can stay connected with customers.

One webinar will feature Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, another will host Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar, and a third will focus on local business.