Lubbock's history one of community   In 1879, a small settlement of farmers and pioneers staked their claim in newly established Lubbock County, a land previously inhabited by Paleo-Indians, Spanish explorers, traders, buffalo hunters and Comanches.

Cotton, agriculture help power community   Just as sure as the dawn brings light, agriculture remains a strong pillar of the South Plains economy.

Work continues on Marsha Sharp Freeway   After years of planning, securing state funding and buying right of way, construction finally has begun on the Martha Sharp Freeway, which will provide uninterrupted east-west travel across Lubbock.

Association helps unite Lubbock neighborhoods   She wants to get to know her neighbors.

Expansion   Faith is alive and well in Lubbock, judging by the number of churches that are adding more space to existing facilities or have moved into new facilities within the last 12 to 18 months.

CHURCH LISTINGS   Lubbock places of worship offer a wide variety of choices, including a mosque and a synagogue. Baptist and Church of Christ congregations predominate, but many other denominational groups also have a significant presence, including regional offices.

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Recycling   Here's where Lubbock residents can recycle their trash

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