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4th on Broadway seeking volunteers for 31st annual celebration Noon Notebook - Friday, Feb. 19 By KCBD Staff | February 19, 2021 at 9:17 AM CST - Updated February 19 at 12:51 PM LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - (News Release) Planning for the 31st annual 4th on Broadway at Mackenzie Park is underway. Since its humble beginnings by a committee of downtown churches in 1991, the event has become a go-to summer celebration for thousands of West Texans. This year’s theme is “Let Freedom Sing.” After having to reschedule and then revamp the 2020 event into a three-hour television spectacular, or...

The theme of this year's 4th on Broadway Independence Day celebration in Lubbock is "Let Freedom Sing!"

Smoked, stuffed turkey legs have broken out of the State Fair and onto menus across the state. January 16, 2021 The Dirty South turkey leg from Smoke-A-Holics BBQ in Fort Worth stuffed with dirty rice and sausage. Photograph by Daniel Vaughn Many food vendors suffered severe financial setbacks when the State Fair of Texas was canceled last year. One of them was Yoakum Packing Company, which produces the item that has become the symbol for this sort of festival atmosphere: the giant smoked turkey leg. If you’ve eaten a turkey leg from a tent or booth with the Yoakum Packing, Farm Pac, or Han...

Fredericton Community Kitchens / Supplied The Friendly News is a collaboration between TELUS and Daily Hive. Together, we’re creating a space for important, feel-good community stories to be told, where Canadians can immerse themselves in uplifting news and articles featuring community leaders giving back during a time when we all need it most. Written for Daily Hive by Sandra Thomas When the coronavirus forced schools across New Brunswick to close earlier this year, Cassandra Blackmore and the dedicated staff and volunteers at the Fredericton Community Kitchens knew what they had to do to ...

workers and it requires all employees, current and newly hired, to pay 50 percent of their benefit costs, many republicans voted for it despite the fact that it has fallen short of the governor's original ambitions of saving much more money. it does not deal with skyrocketing health-care costs. and most provisions are limited only to new hires. >> what we have before us is not a pension reform, but pension change. >> it will certainly stop the bleeding, >> he is a city councilman pushing for pension reform for years and says that this lawful for a what is necessary .. >> this will ge...