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Three Ways Texas Tech is Leading Lubbock in Walkability

CENTRAL LUBBOCK Three Ways Texas Tech is Leading Lubbock in Walkability City growth, public safety and affordability concerns all intersect with a new push for walkability. Published 10/12/2026 at 9:48 pm Table of Contents Disappearing Sidewalks Way #1: Less Parking Lots Way #2: Redesigning the Campus Texas Tech Design Village Way #3: Changing Central Lubbock

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Six Big Changes Spinning into Downtown Lubbock

DOWNTOWN LUBBOCK Six Big Changes Spinning into Downtown Lubbock The prevailing economic winds of revitalization and redevelopment are starting to converge on Downtown Lubbock. Published 10/09/2026 at 1:45 am Table of Contents Introduction The Jim Kimmel Center Pickering Park and Broadway Market South Overton and Tech Terrace Lubbock on the Precipice of Change Suppose we

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Why I Supported the New Road Bond for Downtown Lubbock

LOOKING BACK Why I Supported the New Road Bond for Downtown Lubbock In the 2024 Election, Lubbock decided to move the city forward in a dynamic way with Road Bond Prop A. Published 10/01/2026 at 5:00 am Table of Contents: $16 Million for Broadway Will Improve Access and Opportunity Keeping up with Lubbock’s Growth and

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Four Reasons Lubbock Needs More Density

DOWNTOWN LUBBOCK Four Reasons Lubbock Needs More Density Growth, gentrification and strained local budgets can be addressed by changing the city’s current development pattern. Published 08/25/2026 at 7:21pm Table of Contents The Topic of High Density Housing 1: Lubbock will Continue to Sprawl 2: Density if Done Right Increases Walkability 3. Lubbock will Need to

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