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Texas Tech Public Media cuts spark concern among faculty

The restructuring included layoffs and cuts to local programming.

Will Texas' open electricity market deliver for Lubbock residents?

Lubbock residents have long dreamed of cheaper electricity. Will Texas' open market deliver?

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Lubbock residents have long dreamed of cheaper electricity. Will Texas' open market deliver?

Years in the making, the transition from a municipal electric company to an open market has left some residents unsure.

Lubbock residents have long dreamed of cheaper electricity. Will Texas' open market deliver? – The Gilmer Mirror

Solar farm planned on over 800 acres in South Side opportunity zone

The land in an opportunity zone near Toyota's San Antonio plant is slated to be turned into a solar farm. CPS Energy will buy power from it.

Innosphere Ventures and Colorado State University Announce

Innosphere Ventures and Colorado State University (CSU) announce the fourteen startup and scaleup companies that have been selected to join the 2023 REACH...

Lubbock's Charter review committee recommends slight salary increase for city council

Recommendation keeps notion that being on city council is still mostly a volunteer position.

Lubbock city and county have $116 million to spend on COVID recovery

The $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 included $350 billion in funding to state and local governments for economic recovery.

Virtual panel discussion about homelessness in Lubbock on Wednesday

A panel of local homeless advocates and providers will be discussing past actions to help people experiencing homelessness, and what next steps should be taken to address homelessness. The virtual discussion will take place from 6:30-8 p.m on Wednesday. It can be viewed on a Zoom live stream and Open Door’s Facebook page. Wednesday also marks the 10 year anniversary of the Lubbock City Council's vote to make it illegal to sleep on most public property. The vote came in response to the number of people sleeping at downtown's Mahon Library. Panelists will include Quinn Paschal, who was sleeping at the Mahon Library at the time of the curfew, Dr. Nicholas Bergfeld, lead author of the Lubbock Disparity Report, Adam Pirtle of Texas Housers, Jim Beck, founder of Open Door, Andrea Omojola, Open Door COO, and Chad Wheeler, Open Door CEO. The A-J's Matt Dotray will be facilitating the discussion.