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On Stage—Rickey Woodward Share Our performance series “On Stage” jumps in the way back machine to bring you a couple of performances with reed man Rickey Woodard. Known the world over, and known in the U.S. for his work with the Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra, in 1992 Rickey found himself on the cozy bandstand in Denver’s El Chapultepec. The quartet included Ken Walker on bass and Nat Yarbrough on drums, with Stephan Karlsson on piano. Homer Brown shared some of the tenor sax...

System Surveyor CEO Chris Hugman to Lead Security Panel at ISC West Security professionals to discuss “Multi-Site Security in a Post-Pandemic World: How to Standardize System Design” Join us for ISC West Chris Hugman, CEO, System Surveyor Austin, Texas, July 16, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — On day one at ISC West, System Surveyor CEO Chris Hugman is moderating a panel session about the importance of standardizing security system design across distributed organizations. Two enterprise security...

Time: 2:30 – 3:15 p.m. PDT Location:  Pre-recorded video (starting July 19): https://virtual.iscwest.com/ Panelists: Ken Walker, Director, Enterprise Security, Safety & Systems, Assurant Duncan Campbell, Building Access and Security Systems Manager, University of Utah Pre-recorded video: Robert St. Jean, Senior Manager of Global Safety & Security, Boston Consulting Group Session Description: Even before the pandemic, enterprise security leaders felt pressure to standardize their system des...

‘She’s my little girl’: Tracy moved, but couldn’t leave her treasured spider behind We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement Like many of us, Tracy Heness has a cherished pet she affectionately calls ″⁣my little girl″⁣ or ″⁣my little fatso″⁣. But her pet is not a cat or dog or even a rabbit. Ms Heness has a pet spider living on her kitchen window sill. Tracy Heness with her pet spider’s ‘hous...

Best of Show will be crowned Sunday night, but earlier Boerne Texas Grand Champion Fannie...

Best of Show will be crowned Sunday night, but earlier Boerne Texas Grand Champion Fannie...

Kip Kinkel, who killed his parents before going on a shooting rampage at his Oregon high school in 1998, killing two classmates and injuring 25 more, has given his first news interview, telling HuffPost he feels “tremendous, tremendous shame and guilt.” Kinkel said he watched the debate in the prison library.

Article content Developer holding county hostage? Ward 3 Coun. Brian Botterill almost hit the nail on the head when he stated; “You can’t hold developers hostage until you get what you want” (As stated in the story “County not likely to purchase land for schools in Cambrian” in The News’ May 21 edition). But it’s apparent that it’s the developer who’s holding the county hostage with demands for more profit by increasing the density level of Cambrian Crossing.  We apologize,...

Americans are spending a lot more time outside now that we are in a pandemic. Buzz60’s Keri Lumm has more. After a year when people have largely been confined to their homes, it seems the great outdoors is a place people want to spend time in more than ever. Thats apparent based on a new report from home improvement resource website Fixr, which released its 2021 Outdoor Living Trends report. It shows that homeowners definitely want to embrace outside. "Due to ongoing restrictions and pe...

Caprock Chronicles: Lubbock Police Department centennial Monte Monroe Editor’s Note: The Caprock Chronicles are edited by Jack Becker a retired Texas Tech librarian. He can be reached at jack.becker@ttu.edu. Today’s article is by Monte Monroe, Ph.D. He is an archivist at the Southwest/Special Collection Library on the campus of Texas Tech University. On May 11, 2021, the mayor and city council officially recognized the Lubbock Police Department for 100 years of service, hosting a public...