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As of this writing, Mark Adams hadn't yet been formally announced, coronated, sworn-in or otherwise as the new King of West Texas, AKA Texas Tech Head Men's Basketball Coach. But according to our sports gurus Rob Breaux and Ryan Hyatt from Talk 1340, as well as Texas Tech Athletics Director Kirby Hocutt himself, it's a done deal. Hocutt confirmed the rumors late Monday afternoon on Twitter: So, coach...congratulations. Here's to never having to pick up a check in Lubbock for the rest of your life. Get our free mobile app But who can forget the scene last week when local businesses fell a...

Texas Tech Fans Are Throwing a Party for Mark Adams In the last few weeks, Texas Tech fans have been on an emotional roller coaster. First, there was the brutal loss in the NCAA tournament where they were just a layup away from advancing to the Sweet 16. Then, rumors swirled about Kyler Edwards and Kevin McCullar being unhappy and wanting to transfer. More rumors swirled about the rest of the roster. But it was OK. Chris Beard is great at rebuilding rosters. We all know what happened next. A week of silence, followed by the biggest heel turn since Quickly, a candidate emerged via social me...

Two Docs Hosting Barks & Brews Adoption Festival Get our free mobile app If you are a fan of beer, dogs, and adopting dogs, you are going to love an event coming up on Sunday, April 18th. Two Docs Brewing Co. has announced they will host the Barks & Brews Adoption Festival on April 18th. The event on that Sunday will start at 2:00 p.m. and last until 10:00 p.m. For the adoption event, Two Docs Brewing is partnering with Live Oak Animal Hospital and the South Plains SPCA to find new homes for some great dogs. Two Docs will also have multiple dog-friendly vendors on site and according to the ev...

If you're looking for a fun outdoor activity in Lubbock this month, we've got some good news.

Alcohol To-Go Could Become Law In Texas Enter your number to get our free mobile app There haven't been many silver linings for bars and restaurants during the coronavirus pandemic. Many have ended up closing throughout the State of Texas and even here in Lubbock we have seen our fair share of closings. But alcohol to-go might just be that one issue that the industry points to as a success story in 2020 and 2021. And during the 87th Texas Legislature, alcohol to-go is on it's way to becoming a new state law. According to the Texas Restaurant Association, the bill to keep alcohol to-go was fil...