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Daily editionThursday, September 3rd, 2026

Good morning, Lubbock.

The Daily Lubbock Team

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Here’s your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 3rd of September.

Community

  1. Chase, an affectionate Beagle mix rescued by South Plains SPCA, is available for adoption at the SPSPCA event every Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 8901 Hwy 87 (Suite 119).

    He is potty trained and loves active families with kids.

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  2. CASA of the South Plains is asking for 30 volunteers in the next 30 days to help advocate for 300 children in Lubbock foster care.

    Volunteers must complete a 42-hour course (including 21 hours self-study and a one-hour court observation) before starting their cases.

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Business

  1. Local businesses near Broadway are preparing for Texas Tech’s season opener today; Atomic, Wrecked & Barefoot are ready to serve extra fans as game day begins, boosting support for the community.

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  2. Heirlooms & Blooms pairs vintage finds with fresh-cut flowers at its shop (4620 50th Street) to offer locals a unique place to browse antiques and blooms.

    The store operates Monday through Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

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Culture

  1. Good Times Fest 2026 is set for Sept. 10 (Discovery Night), Sept. 11 (Good Night) and Sept. 12 (Southern Night) at The Garden in the Depot District, where live music, a Battle of the Bands and local vendors including food trucks will energize the evenings.

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  2. Freddie Records released 'The Jay Perez Song' featuring Jesse Turner as writer/drummer + David Lee Garza on accordion.

    The track premiered today on KLUB Tejano 106.9 + its music video filmed last night at Legends Sound Studios drops later this week.

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Education

  1. Lubbock Christian students connected with seniors at Carillon through an intentional relationships project after reading Theo of Golden.

    They interviewed residents to learn life lessons (one student titled his work 'Couple Goals').

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  2. Lubbock Christian students paired with seniors at Carillon (a senior living community) after reading Theo of Golden to learn about intentional relationships.

    High school senior Paden McCuaig gained meaningful insights from his conversation with resident Scott Roberson.

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Government

  1. Lubbock anglers can purchase Texas fishing licenses at many local retailers including Walmart, Academy Sports and Outdoors, and Bass Pro Shop — with freshwater packages starting at $30 for the 2026 to 2027 license year.

    Kids under 17 do not need a license, and online purchases require a $5 administrative fee.

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Sports

  1. Texas Tech shares detailed fan information for the 2026 season with new road closures on Wes Kittley Drive and enhanced security screening at Galaxy Stadium.

    The season features special drone shows, rideshare drop-offs at designated campus spots, and a pregame concert by Josh Abbott Band at Raider Alley.

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  2. Local businesses near Broadway are preparing for Texas Tech’s season opener today, with owners at Atomic, Wrecked and Barefoot expecting Red Raiders fans to boost business + community spirit.

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