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Breedlove kicks off 25th anniversary with ceremonial ribbon cutting
LUBBOCK, Texas -
A Lubbock non-profit dedicated to innovative humanitarian relief celebrated 25 years of philanthropy.
Over the past quarter century Breedlove Foods Inc. has worked with more than 80 partners to fulfill its mission. It provides food to people stuck in disaster zones, including earthquakes, hurricanes and wildfires.
"But really it's the sustained, provision of food that goes all over the world. And that to me is, to be as unique as we are and to stay around, really the greatest achievement of the last 25 years," CEO Bill Miller said.
Since 1994, Breedlove has distributed more than two billion servings of food to communities in more than 70 countries.
Most of the stray showers we've seen most days have barely made it across the state line from New Mexico. Monday however brings a better chance for an isolated storm to actually make its way to Lubbock. TONIGHT: Low of 73°, partly cloudy, S 15-20. MON
Most of the stray showers we've seen most days have barely made it across the state line from New Mexico. Monday however brings a better chance for an isolated storm to actually make its way to Lubbock. TONIGHT: Low of 73°, partly cloudy, S 15-20. MON
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President Donald Trump seems ready and willing to bypass elected lawmakers and claim the power to suspend payroll payroll taxes and extend expired unemployment benefits after negotiations with Congress on...
President Donald Trump seems ready and willing to bypass elected lawmakers and claim the power to suspend payroll payroll taxes and extend expired unemployment benefits after negotiations with Congress on coronavirus rescue money collapsed.
There are 1,200 students in Frenship ISD's special education program. Of those, about 200 have signed up from virtual learning this semester. Whether online or face-to-face, Frenship life skills teachers are ready to welcome their students back safely.
There are 1,200 students in Frenship ISD's special education program. Of those, about 200 have signed up from virtual learning this semester. Whether online or face-to-face, Frenship life skills teachers are ready to welcome their students back safely.
The Lubbock health department reported 41 new positive cases of COVID-19 and 20 more recoveries Saturday. No additional deaths were confirmed, with the number of people who've died from the virus remaining at 80.
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It’s looking more likely that Washington gridlock will mean more hardship for millions of people who are losing enhanced jobless benefits and further damage for an economy pummeled by the still-raging coronavirus.
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Athletics Director Kirby Hocutt announced the firing of former Lady Raider head basketball coach Marlene Stollings Thursday evening, one day after USA Today released an article where players called the program a 'toxic environment'.
Athletics Director Kirby Hocutt announced the firing of former Lady Raider head basketball coach Marlene Stollings Thursday evening, one day after USA Today released an article where players called the program a 'toxic environment'.
Last year, more than 1,200 children in our area were victims of abuse, according to Covenant Children's. This year, reports of abuse have declined due to the pandemic, but advocates say it is still happening.
Last year, more than 1,200 children in our area were victims of abuse, according to Covenant Children's. This year, reports of abuse have declined due to the pandemic, but advocates say it is still happening.
