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United Supermarkets and Kelloggs donated $25,000 to Snack Pak 4 Kids, which will help feed kids across the region over the summer.

Lubbocks United Supermarkets have donated 10 trucks of water to Odessa, which has struggled with a days-long boil water notice during a heat wave.

Teachers on the Rise program honored six Lubbock area educators. Heres who they are and more about the program.

The long-vacant supermarket building at the busy corner of Kemp Boulevard and Southwest Parkway will become a United Supermarket.

The organizations gathered at the Buddy Holly Hall of Performing Arts and Sciences to spread blue sand in the cracks of sidewalks to raise awareness

Winning teachers receive a $100 United Supermarkets gift card, lunch for two to the Texas Tech Club and a gift box full of Mrs Baird’s goodies

Lubbock biz briefs: Updates on Dutch Brothers, a new pet store and a retirement community New pet store coming to Lubbock The former location of BodyWorks for Women on 82nd Street will soon be home to Pet Supplies Plus, a Livonia, Michigan-based business, according to a sign at the soon-to-be remodeled location. According to wikipedia.com, Pet Supplies Plus was founded in 1988 in Redford, Michigan, and is a privately held pet supply retailing corporation. As of February, the retail chain fe...

Lubbock Community News in brief Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Covenant Childrens launches new fundraiser The Covenant Health Foundation will kick off a two-week community fundraising campaign, Champions for Children, benefitting Covenant Children’s and its care for kids on Wednesday. As the only licensed children’s hospital in West Texas, countless children and families have been impacted through the life-saving care received at Children’s. With more than 90 individual participating locations...

It looked like a factorys assembly line inside the Lubbock Memorial Civic Center on Thursday afternoon as the first phases of the COVID-19 vaccinations continued. People with appointments, individuals older than 65-years-old or with a chronic medical condition making them high-risk, were entering through the east door. Thursday was the first day the health department was vaccinating the next tear of people — individuals not associated with healthcare work. The health department scheduled a...

.......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... Editor’s note: This story was updated Dec. 31 to reflect corrections in the number of cases among employees. In light of nearly two dozen positive COVID-19 tests reported for more than a month, the Albertsons Market in Carlsbad continued to follow safety protocols enacted by the State of New Mexic...