Eugene Raquemore documented Lubbock's culture and community from the 1950s to the 1980s.

After hours of public testimony focused on safety, flooding and neighborhood character, the council approved Zone Case 3537 (35.5 acres) to heavy commercial with the developer's deed‑restriction commitments; the vote was 4–3.

After hours of testimony both for and against a specific-use permit for a permanent concrete batch plant on Marshall Avenue, the council voted to postpone the zoning decision to Oct. 27, 2026, directing the proponent and residents to explore conditions that could mitigate dust and cumulative health impacts.

Michael Ward emphasizes the need for practical Civic Park planning during city council meeting.

Community members urge city council to reduce proposed impact fees to support growth.

City outlines budget for salary adjustments, projects, and benefits expectations for next year.

Council outlines budget for community development programs and various grant funding sources.

Council discusses paratransit fee adjustments and budget changes for cemetery maintenance.

Council acknowledges Mayor Pro Tem and assistant city manager for parade organization efforts.

Advocate David Martinez asks council to prioritize community safety while supporting local businesses.

Board unanimously supports Marilyn Downing's request for zone change to commercial district.

Council supports Pinecrest student housing with increased parking and safety measures for residents.

Family and friends celebrate Helen Visor Fitzgerald's legacy of service and community impact.