Good morning, Lubbock.

Non-profits are raising funds at the South Plains Fair before it ends this weekend at the fairgrounds.

The Woodrow Volunteer Fire Department and Lubbock Monterey AMBUCS are using turkey leg sales + donations to support a new fire station and therapeutic bike programs.

The Silver Spur Gun & Blade Show will be held on Oct.

10 (9 a.m. - 5 p.m.) and Oct. 11 (10 a.m. - 5 p.m.) at the Lubbock Memorial Civic Center, where visitors can buy, sell, or trade firearms, knives, and survival gear and attend a hunter education session.

Residents with old towels and blankets can donate at Guadalupe Economic Services Corporation at 1502 Erkine Street, Lubbock Impact at 2707 34th Street on Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., or the Grace Campus at 1301 Avenue A; check guidelines before dropping off.

South Plains Mall invites job seekers to its Holiday Hiring Fair on Saturday, Oct.

10 from 2 to 4 p.m. in its Grand Court+ the virtual fair is open until Oct. 10, offering immediate interviews from multiple retailers for seasonal positions.

The Schwans truck made its final 2023 stop in local neighborhoods by delivering popsicles, egg rolls, and bagel dogs to families with few food options, leaving behind a cherished local tradition.

The Buddy Holly Center invites individuals with early memory loss and their families to a free, private art viewing of the Día de los Muertos exhibit on Oct.

8 at 9 a.m. – registration is required to secure spots.

Local columnist Chrissy Covington recalls spots like Hastings, Blockbuster, and Showplace 6 that once offered Lubbock vibrant hangouts (places where memories were made) and invites readers to share which local hangout they miss most.

The Buddy Holly Center invites individuals with early memory loss and their guests to attend a free, hourlong art viewing event on Oct.

8 at 9 a.m. in its galleries, featuring Día de los Muertos artwork (registration required).

Beginning Monday, Oct.

5, Lubbock officials will close 72nd Street between Kewanee Avenue and Milwaukee Avenue for Atmos Energy to repair a gas line. Motorists are advised to use alternate routes and expect delays until work is complete on Oct. 14 (weather permitting).

Edward and Christiana Wozniak launched 4 Hearts Mobile two years ago to deliver pet vaccinations at home for owners (or pets uneasy in cars).

Clients call to schedule visits or access services at Gebo’s locations in Texas.

Dr. Amber Coon, a Lubbock OB-GYN of 12 years, announced she is closing her practice after a dispute over hospital-employed physicians — a decision that may reduce early pregnancy care options for local patients.

Patients report longer waits for appointments amid a tightening provider shortage.