I walked into the Buddy Holly Hall of Performing Arts and Sciences for the first time on Saturday night, January 23. After having my temperature taken. Since plans were announced […]
Author: Terry Greenberg
- Terry Greenberg is editor of Lubbock Lights. He worked in the newspaper industry for almost 40 years, 33 of those as editor of eight newspapers in five states. He was editor of the Avalanche-Journal from 2006-2015. He now runs his own media company, Greenberg Media Management. He's a Los Angeles native who loves living in Lubbock, Texas.
You might say Cameron West was ‘drawn’ to open ‘Dirk’s’ … updated West Texas diner honoring his famous grandpa
Cameron West had this idea in one of the notebooks he keeps — bringing back the West Texas Diner and honoring his famous grandpa. When Dirk’s opens soon on 13th […]
Evie Mae’s beloved ‘cue in Wolfforth figured out how to meat the demand during virus restrictions
My favorite Bible verse is from James 1: Consider it pure joy, my brothers and sisters, whenever you face trials of many kinds, because you know that the testing of your […]
Is your favorite Texas Tech sports legend on the menu at All-American Eatery & Catering Company?
The menu grabs your attention … especially if you’re a Texas Tech sports fan. At the All-American Eatery & Catering Company, all the menu items are named after Texas Tech […]
Isaac and Ashley Arellano’s Slaton ‘cue joint is getting recognition and we’re the beneficiaries
Last Saturday I had a religious experience … and it wasn’t in church. Although, in Texas, barbecue is a holy topic. This all started when I noticed two South Plains […]
A Lubbock Light: Horses help Janet Tornelli-Mitchell give back to Lubbock
This is the second in an ongoing series of columns on people who are making a positive impact in our community … in other words, A Lubbock Light. Janet Tornelli-Mitchell […]