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Lubbock’s Planning and Zoning Commission is set to consider a zone change for property under an industrial asphalt batch plant that started operating earlier this year, less than 600 feet from residential neighborhoods where Lubbockites have lived for decades. While citizens thought the facility might've been temporary, developers are hoping to make the establishment more permanent.
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While many state and federal offices in the midterm were called late Tuesday night, some ballot items in Lubbock County remained unknown until early Wednesday morning. Delays came as the Lubbock County Elections Office dealt with discrepancies that triggered a recount. Now, with those final – but unofficial – results in hand, our Samantha Larned has more on how Lubbock County voters weighed in.
Despite major shifts toward Democratic candidates, incumbent state senator Charles Perry and incoming Republican Congressman Tom Sell say their responsibility in representing rural West Texas remains unchanged. Meanwhile West Texas Democrats hope to keep momentum and advocacy.
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