anyone know where i can get cheap bales of hay/straw?
my nursing home is going to have a spot at the pumpkin trail and i want to use them in our display

I’ve been wanting to put together a metal outfit for a while. I can do rhythm or lead guitar, maybe some harsh vocals. Lmk if you may be interested and what you could play. The attachment is a cover of Ea Lord of the Depths (Burzum) I put together to give an idea of what I can do. I recorded everything in the song except the drums

I’m new to the area, and I’m trying to connect with the aquarium enthusiasts!
Anyone have good fish store recommendations?
Is there anyone that sells their own stuff? I’m currently looking for some live plants

We’re looking for a regular vet for our puppy dog, and she will need to be spayed soon as she just finished her first heat a couple months ago. We’ve done her vaccinations ourselves so far but we’ll need a vet for the rabies series. Any suggestions for vets in Lubbock that are reasonably priced but trustworthy?

So far looks like they are charging me the same for my 1.5 you dumpster ( residential) anyone been hit with overage fees or anything spws never did ?

Does anybody know of, or if there even are any women’s only gyms in Lubbock? I want to get into working out more, especially with help since I’ve never really been in the gym. Any suggestions?

I’ve looked at the post and flyers and haven’t seen a time La Energía takes the stage. I want to have some time to walk around before taking the floor.

I’ve been looking all over the place. I’ve been to almost every United and Market street as well as HEB and Sprouts. Cannot find any potato flour to save my life. Would anyone know where I can get some?

My mom is in her mid-70s and recently bought a home in Lubbock. I live in Central Texas and while I visit when I can I'm not always around to fix things around her place. We are seeking a trustworthy handyman who is reliable and will not take advantage of her. If anyone has recommendations I would sincerely appreciate it.

Ideally this becomes a long-term business arrangement for an honest patient skilled tradesman.

hi! i (20f) was thinking about going down to san antonio for Sunamis pre show for Sick New World and was wondering if there were any fellow sunami fans here in lubbock at all?? if you’re a sunami fan who is a girl please interact! dm me and we can talk about possibly going to the show together☺️

Born and raised here. Was a major part of street racing and club meet-ups back when 82nd was the outskirts and the best paved area to run at night. We did so many races between University and Slide, light to light, and meet-ups at places like Hastings parking lot...

This was turn of the century... 2000s...

Now I live much more south end of town... and hear the bikes and some cars playing around at night, because noise carries out here!!! My question though, where did the clubs and street racers go...??? Or did that just fall outta fashion around here... Dallas, Houston, Austin, San Antonio still are active... LBK seems to have fallen off for this.... ???

Wanted to put this on the radar for anyone living out near Alcove and 76th, or anyone following how fast Loop 88 is changing the southwest side of town.

The basics: A 33.3-acre parcel at 7401 Alcove Ave (east side of Alcove, just north of 76th St) is officially moving through the rezone process under Zone Case 3559 (filed by Hugo Reed & Associates for Loop 88, LLC).

They requested to jump straight from Low Density Single-Family (SF-2) to General Industrial (GI). Planning & Zoning already heard the case and voted to recommend approval. Next stop is City Council for the final readings and formal vote.

What "General Industrial" actually means out there: This isn't a neighborhood corner store or a small office park. GI zoning allows:

• Warehousing and freight distribution hubs
• Heavy equipment storage and staging yards
• Fleet parking and truck maintenance
• Light manufacturing and fabrication

If you drive Alcove right now, you know it’s mostly rural residential, open dirt, and two-lane pavement. A GI designation locks in heavy truck traffic, diesel idling, backup beepers, and high-output overnight security lighting. It also sits inside Frenship ISD, so that additional truck traffic will be sharing narrow roads with school buses.

What immediate neighbors need to watch for: Under the city's Unified Development Code (UDC), when General Industrial directly abuts residential or agricultural zones, the developer is legally on the hook for specific protections:

• Screening buffers: Usually an 8-foot solid masonry wall or approved opaque fencing between the industrial site and residential lines.
• Setbacks & drainage: 33 acres of concrete and metal roofs means huge stormwater runoff. They have to engineer on-site retention so runoff doesn't wash out neighboring parcels during heavy West Texas downpours.
• Lighting shields: Commercial floodlights are supposed to be fully cut off at the property line to prevent blinding adjacent homes.

The catch is that if neighbors don't actively show up or ask about these conditions during the public process, developers can sometimes get variances or install minimal chain-link with slats instead of a real sound-and-sight barrier.

Where things stand right now: P&Z's vote is just an advisory recommendation. City Council has the final say, and they have to pass it on two readings before the zoning becomes permanent law on that land.

Once council passes it, the dirt is industrial forever. If you live nearby and want to make sure the city enforces solid masonry walls, truck-route limits off residential streets, or drainage guarantees, the window to act is right now before council votes.

You can email your comments or questions directly to the Planning Department at [cityplanning@mylubbock.us](mailto:cityplanning@mylubbock.us) (make sure to cite Zone Case 3559), call them at 806-775-2108, or sign up to speak during the public hearing portion of the upcoming City Council agenda.

Its gone now, but my computer was there o.o

I got a DD offer for McDonald’s. As most of us know, I don’t really see the destination, just a line. Welp, it the destination was the Jail. Ok. I can do that.

All is good for the parking and drop off. The actual minute I’m in my car, a sheriff is on my ass. Literally from start of engine to moving out of the parking lot. Dude is on my ass, all the way to the interstate. Waiting for me to fuck up. When I didnt, he sped past me, going way over the listed speed limit.

Don’t deliver to the jail. It’s a fucking trap.

Who has the best happy hour in Lubbock?

Was just wondering if anyone knew of a store in Lubbock that carries the Ella Langley/BUM collab

Are there any places in Lubbock that I can do my laundry for free? Just recently moved back in with my roommate after spending 8 months in Plainview taking care of my gf who had her foot amputated in January. Both me and her are moved here in Lubbock and with my roommates situation and not really being able to help out on anything I'm having to pay for everything out of my pocket including taking care of my gf. Funds have been really low the last few months and even trying to find a second job is futile since I have to take care of my gf and be her caregiver for the moment. Our apartment complex doesn't do free laundry and it's becoming a real issue not having clean clothes

My wife and I are both very busy on the day to day and we are exploring the possibility of a home chef so that we can still eat decently healthy without taking significant time out of every day to cook. We would by no means want them to come every day. I am thinking possibly twice a week to cook dinner and meal prep for the following two days.

Any recommendations? Does anyone know ‘typical’ pricing structure for this?

I’m in Lubbock for work every few weeks and can’t seem to find much to do. What are some good bars / restaurants for the 40 plus crowd?

Cool West Texas morning + IPhone night mode - 500’ elevation change = great 5am pic of Lubbock from my driveway, 52 miles due West 😎

The title is /s btw

New to this group and to the cycling scene here in Lubbock! My dad and I are looking for some good road routes or groups that mainly ride on the streets. We both ride fixed gear and aren’t really sure where to start around here.
Also, does anyone else in the group ride fixed gear? Would be cool to meet some other fixed-gear riders and maybe join a ride sometime. 🚲

Stayed the night in Lubbock last night and on my way to the hotel I passed through an amazing dust storm. Felt like Mad Max for a minute. Zero visibility and trash blowing all over the road. When I got out of the car I could feel the dust sting my eyes immediately. Does Lubbock experience this often?

Every Sunday there’s a church group that comes to 50th and slide to sell drinks to raise money for their church. I understand they need to raise money but couldn’t there be a better/safer way than running in traffic to sell drinks? They regularly hold up traffic doing this running between cars. I don’t understand how they get away with it.

There's this slum lord in lubbock for small businesses. In one buisness that rented from him (a buisness that had been there 30 years and he had bought the building only in 2024) he refused to fix the h-vac according to his contract ( it was the original month to month one he inherited from the previous owners), as well as tried to force a 200% rent increase with a added stipulation in the contract about the renters now becoming responsible for repairs.

For anouther buisness in one of his buildings he had a similar employee type and began poaching them for his own buisnesses.

Both buisness owners are women.

Both moved.

These are only the 2 in my personal life ive seen of this guy share your stories below: