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Sunday, June 18, 2000
| West Texas in high spirits about area wineries Web-posted 6/16/2000   West Texans are familiar with growing things. A jaunt down any road leading out of Lubbock will reflect the agricultural heritage as rows of corn, cotton and sorghum create colorful patterns.Go to the General Index |
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| Windmill facility expected to pump up public attention Web-posted 6/16/2000  The largest public collection of windmills in the world is located on one 28-acre tract in Lubbock.Go to the Attractions Index |
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| Market Lubbock in charge of financial growth Web-posted 6/16/2000 Lubbock's economic development efforts fall on several shoulders, but are clearly led by the city-appointed board of Market Lubbock Inc. |
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| Tech campus receives Montford face-lift Web-posted 6/16/2000 Texas Tech University has seen a huge face-lift the past year due to the efforts of Chancellor John Montford and his master plan. |
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| New venues bring an array of entertainment Web-posted 6/16/2000  Lubbock's relative isolation on the Staked Plains of the Llano Estacado may forever breed stereotypes from those who have not had the pleasure of visiting, but word about Lubbock's array of entertainment offerings continues to spread.Go to the Entertainment Index |
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| Small medical center competing as alternate care Web-posted 6/16/2000  The battle cry for Lubbock's four major hospitals is "Revise the Balanced Budget Act of 1997." At least that was the repeated concern by three executive representatives of Highland Medical Center, Covenant Health System Ð comprised of Covenant Medical Center and Covenant Medical Center-Lakeside Ð and University Medical Center.Go to the Medical Index |
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| Texas Tech welcomes Leach as new football coach Web-posted 6/16/2000  Mike Leach probably would not mind if someone described him as grateful for the chance to be head football coach at Texas Tech.Go to the Sports Index |
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