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Workers were observed this week with heavy equipment at the future home of CoNetrix along 34th Street west of Costco. This month, the Lubbock Economic Development Alliance (LEDA) announced the expansion of local companies in Lubbock, including CoNetrix.

Amber Pelzer was downtown with a gun in her car on a night there was widespread unrest following the police killed of George Floyd.

DoorDash, UPS and public organizations nationwide are offering grants of up to $10K to help small business owners with badly needed funds.

Officials said a teenager is dead after a head-on collision that happened overnight on South Loop 335 near Amarillo.

Kansas City is poised to contribute $10 million to the South Loop Link project. Backers hope to raise more $115 million for the four-block park by year’s end.

The test kitchen, originally constructed in the early 1970s and housed at the former Johnson Publishing Company Building in the South Loop, was used by Ebony magazine editors to test recipes the magazine would feature in its publication.

The city of Amarillo has several initiatives to help people affected by the recent deluge of rain.

Jaelyn Turner is wanted for his alleged role in the shooting that injured two women on Kirby. Police are also looking for two persons of interest.

A Walgreens store in Chicago reportedly has been redesigned to allow customers to browse only two aisles of products – after they pass through anti-theft detectors.

A unique redesign strategy piloted by a Walgreens store in Chicago could offer small businesses fresh inspiration on how to tackle retail theft.