Good morning, Lubbock.

Lubbock car enthusiasts attended the Reggie Clark Memorial Car Show on Saturday morning at Southcrest Baptist Church where live music, food, and classic vehicles were on display.

Awards for best classic truck, best muscle car and best motorcycle were given and all funds raised will support Southcrest FFA’s Reggie Clark Memorial Grant for student tools and equipment.

South Plains College culinary arts student Shiretta Williams baked 66 mini-cakes for the first 66 guests at an upcoming Mother’s Day weekend event in Lubbock to honor her late mother—who would have turned 66—and she said the gathering will help those who lost their mothers heal while she plans to hold similar events as she works toward opening her own bakery.

KCBD marked 72 years on TV by looking back at major events in Lubbock’s history — including a severe tornado in 1970—and the station now enters its 73rd year with a focus on modern weather coverage and trusted news.

Its long service reflects decades of leadership in both community and technological innovation.

Local career experts say felons in Lubbock must develop new skills and be honest with employers since many companies limit hiring of those with certain felony records.

They recommend support from groups like Goodwill Industries and the Lubbock Career Center (6520 University Ave) or joining online groups (such as Hire the LBK) to find a second chance job.

On Sunday, Lubbock County unveiled two Texas Historical Markers to honor the deadly May 11 tornado and the work of Dr. Ted Fujita — the markers remind residents of the 26 lives lost and the community’s strength in rebuilding.

Lubbock homeowners are advised by lawn care experts to change their mowing habits for healthier, greener lawns.

The experts say to switch mowing directions, start at the edge of the yard, use a push mower for smaller spaces, and sharpen mower blades to reduce lawn damage (improving overall turf quality).

That Mexican OT Concert

7:30-9:00 p.m. — Cooks Garage — $40+ — Enjoy lively performances from That Mexican OT in a vibrant setting.

Joyful Ventures 5K Run and Family Joy Walk

9 AM – 1 PM — Mackenzie Main City Park — $40 entry — A family-friendly 5K supporting breast cancer and hyperglycinemia awareness.

Signed Book Raffle Fundraiser

Literacy Lubbock is excited to announce our Spring Book Raffle—a blooming opportunity to win amazing book-themed prizes and support adult literacy programs right here on the South Plains! With signed books from Rebecca Yarros, Colleen Hoover, Darynda Jones, and so many more, each raffle ticket purchased provides free reading, writing, and English language classes for adults in our community.

Tour of the South End Zone Football Facilities

9:30 a.m. — Lubbock Women's Club — $ — Enjoy a brunch followed by an exclusive tour of Texas Tech's football facilities led by Kevin Torres.

Cameron Allbright Concert

4-10 p.m. — Blue Light — Check event page for cost — Experience the lively performance of rising singer-songwriter Hank Weaver alongside Cameron Allbright.

Dillon Cassidy & The Rhythm Live

10 PM - 2 AM — Lubbock Art Depot — Check for entry fees — Experience the soulful rock n roll vibes of Dillon Cassidy & The Rhythm.

Dailey & Vincent Concert in Lubbock

7:00 - 8:30 p.m. — Cactus Theater — $32.50 - $75.00 — Enjoy a night of award-winning music blending country, bluegrass, and gospel from the renowned Dailey & Vincent.

Pink vs. Green Movie Screening

2-5 p.m. — Mahon Library — Free entry — Dress in your favorite color and enjoy a fun summer movie screening for teens.

Cotton Patch Bingo

6:00 p.m. — Veterans Memorial — Free entry — Experience an exciting evening of community Bingo with a cotton patch twist.

Texas Tech University 10th Annual Small and HUB Expo

8 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. — Frazier Alumni Pavilion — Free entry — Explore over 55 booths dedicated to small and HUB businesses with door prizes and swag.