Good morning, Lubbock.

Lubbock Meals on Wheels needs volunteers to help deliver a thousand meals daily across over seventy-seven routes.

Volunteer coordinator Nicole Thomas said the group seeks help year-round for roles as drivers and kitchen assistants and invites community members to join.

Meals on Wheels in Lubbock is asking for volunteers year-round, especially drivers, to help deliver 1,000 meals daily on 77 routes around the community.

Volunteer coordinator Nicole Thomas noted that while volunteer numbers spike early in the year, they drop as other commitments take over (each volunteer helps keep the service running).

A guide offers local karaoke nights at popular spots like Silver Bullet and Shotzy’s, detailing session days, happy hour deals, and themed events for a fun night out + community spirit.

Rudy Trevino’s Tejano Gold Countdown (which lists the top 25 Tejano and Regional Mexican songs for 2025 based on TGC analytics) will air every Sunday at 8 a.m. with a same-day replay at 5 p.m., and he has been voted into the Texas Radio Hall of Fame.

A local article shows how playful rivalries over parking, walking speeds, and food spark lighthearted competitions among Lubbock residents during their daily routines.

Texas A&M Singing Cadets will perform Tuesday at the Wallace Theater in Levelland as part of their 123rd touring season, marking its biggest event since reopening last September.

Tickets cost $20 on the theater website, and the show celebrates local Aggie ties with Wallace Blankenship & executive director Alycyn Keeling.

A local guide lists top karaoke venues in Lubbock featuring popular spots like Silver Bullet Sports Grill & Bar with nightly karaoke and Shotzy's Bar & Grill hosting events on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.

The guide also offers insights on where to enjoy signature drinks and a lively atmosphere.

Wallace Theater will host 60 Texas A&M Singing Cadets on Tuesday as part of its 123rd touring season; executive director Alycyn Keeling — an Aggie alumna — said the event honors the venue’s historic ties and will kick off a series of live shows.

Lubbock recorded a warm December when highs hit 86°F on Dec.

25 (above the usual 50–60°F) and raised wildfire concerns, prompting residents to be extra cautious with flammable materials outdoors.

In December, Lubbock broke winter temperature records with highs of 85°F on Dec.

22, 84°F on Dec. 23 and 86°F on Christmas Day, raising wildfire risks. Residents are urged to limit outdoor flammable use & watch their energy expenses as gusty winds increased fire concerns.

Congressman Jodey Arrington announced today a $1.4 billion investment to boost rural health in West Texas, with $281 million per year for five years to help hospitals, telehealth and training under the Rural Health Transformation Program — overseen by Texas Health and Human Services.

ThunderBeard Tribute to ZZ Top

7:30-9:00 p.m. — Cactus Theater — Tickets from $22.50 — Experience an authentic tribute to the iconic sounds of ZZ Top with the lively band ThunderBeard.

Eastern New Mexico Greyhounds vs. Lubbock Christian Chaparrals Men's Basketball

1-4:30 p.m. — Rip Griffin Center — Ticket prices vary — Catch an exciting college basketball matchup at the Rip Griffin Center.

Casey Pilgreen Live Concert

1-5 p.m. — Cactus Theater — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy an afternoon of lively country music with Casey Pilgreen and listen to hits like 'All Around Country Girl'.

Friends of Library Book Sale

9 a.m. – 2 p.m. — George & Helen Mahon Public Library — Books from 25 cents — Browse through gently used books this weekend and support the local library.

Lubbock January Conquest Tournament

10 AM – 7 PM — Stormcrow Games — $15 — Engage in competitive battles at this exciting gaming tournament.

Lubbock Christian Chaparrals vs. Cameron Aggies

1-6 p.m. — Rip Griffin Center — Ticket prices vary — Catch an exciting matchup between the Chaparrals and the Aggies in this thrilling basketball showdown.