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Tense language, verbal fighting fester during two weeks of county budget hearings - Lubbock Lights

A week filled with tense moments during Lubbock County budget hearings came to a testy head Friday morning when Kathy Williams, county auditor and Jason Corley, Precinct 2 commissioner, sparred verbally. “I find that some of the budget hearings are unprofessional, unproductive, and disrespectful to both me and the departments and their staff,” Williams said to the commissioners Friday – one day after Williams got into a brief yelling match with …Read Article

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Why has county been ‘out of compliance’ with state public records law since 2021? Depends on who you ask - Lubbock Lights

Lubbock County has been out of compliance with the state law on open records since 2021, county clerk Kelly Pinion claimed. Who’s to blame created tense moments in Monday’s Commissioner’s Court meeting. “There’s people blaming it on IT. There’s people blaming it on the DA’s office. It doesn’t matter. Let’s get it fixed,” said Jordan Rackler, commissioner for Precinct 4, after tempers flared during meetings on the next county budget. Mike Dalby, …Read Article

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Mark Johnston - Lubbock Lights

Mark Johnston, 73, of Lubbock, Texas, passed away on May 20, 2025. He was born in Victorville, Calif., raised in Amarillo, Texas, but he called Lubbock home for the past 40 years. After graduating from Palo Duro High School in 1969, Mark earned a master’s degree in mathematics with a minor in psychology from WTSU. A pioneer in the field of information systems, he began his career as an account manager with Burroughs Corp. He later launched a con…Read Article

Geneva Byrd Boren - Lubbock Lights

Geneva Byrd Boren Just two months shy of her 102nd birthday, Geneva Byrd Boren was called home to be with her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. As one of the last living voices of the Greatest Generation, her life stood as a radiant testimony to the grace, strength, and steadfast faith that helped shape a century. Born on August 14, 1923, in Tennessee, Geneva was the second oldest child of Leonard and Thelma Byrd. She grew up surrounded by the voic…Jesus Christ · Lubbock Read Article

New details from Collins bankruptcy show they owed Lubbock-based Ferrum Capital ‘undetermined’ amount of money - Lubbock Lights

New bankruptcy records revealed details for people who may lose $80 million or more in Lubbock-based Ferrum Capital. Collins Asset Group filed bankruptcy this month in Delaware, which we covered here. Collins owed an “undetermined” amount of money to Ferrum Capital, according to updated bankruptcy records Wednesday. The debt is backed by $7.85 million of collateral in the form of non-performing loans. However, four more companies, not just Ferru…Lubbock · Lubbock Read Article

Texas Tech Alumni Association will no longer be independent, absorbed into university - Lubbock Lights

The Texas Tech Alumni Association will be absorbed by the university and no longer be a separate nonprofit, Lubbock Lights has learned. An email was sent Wednesday night to alumni association employees from Lawrence Schovanec, Tech president and Curt Langford, president and CEO of the association. LubbockLights.com obtained a copy of the email. It said “while no staffing changes are being announced today,” adding, “we want to assure you that t…Technology · Lubbock Read Article

Dean Boyd hits back at Matt Witt’s trademark infringement lawsuit, claiming his ad not confusing for consumers - Lubbock Lights

Attorney Dean Boyd admits Lubbock attorney Matt Witt has a valid trademark for the phrase, “Get Hit? Call Witt!” – but said using it in his advertising was not improper and an example of “fair use.” Witt filed a lawsuit last month seeking protection for his phrase, which LubbockLights.com reported here. Witt’s suit included a screen capture of Boyd’s advertising titled, “You Meant Dean Boyd, Right? | Get Hit Call Witt?” Since then, Google search…Lubbock · Lubbock Read Article

Attorneys trying to recover money in Ferrum cases concerned about legal processes moving to Delaware - Lubbock Lights

San Antonio-based attorneys helping Ferrum Capital victims recover money are concerned a group of companies are trying to move legal proceedings to Delaware – saying it would hurt victims’ recovery efforts. “I’m sure it causes the plaintiffs a sense of frustration. This is something that I told the plaintiffs a year-and-a-half – two years ago – would happen when we started getting warm. When we started honing in on where the money went. ‘There’l…San Antonio, Texas · San Antonio Read Article

Josh Allen’s attorney defends him, saying no wrongdoing in Amarillo Walk-On’s, but former investor says otherwise - Lubbock Lights

Joshua Allen’s attorney emphatically denied Allen did anything wrong when the limited partnership owning Walk-On’s Sports Bistreaux in Amarillo failed, leaving investors with nothing. Two of them claimed $3 million was diverted from the operation. Attorney Nick Olguin talked to Lubbock Lights the day after testimony was heard Monday in a Lubbock courtroom. Participants expect judge John Grace to issue a ruling in the next few weeks. Jeffrey Tait…Lubbock · Lubbock Read Article

Two companies tied to Ferrum and securities fraud FBI investigation go bankrupt - Lubbock Lights

More bad news for people who put millions of dollars in Lubbock-based Ferrum Capital. Two companies tied to the FBI investigation of securities fraud in Lubbock and San Antonio filed for bankruptcy last week. Collins Asset Group and its parent company, Hollins Holdings, filed bankruptcy petitions in Delaware. (Collins is described in court records as a Delaware limited liability company.) Both petitions indicated, “After any administrative expen…FBI · Lubbock Read Article

Lubbock leaders not so easily tempted to raise tax rate despite looming challenges in upcoming budget - Lubbock Lights

Texas cities have been warned not to take advantage of recent property tax relief. The Texas Legislature just funded $41 billion in property tax relief (over two years) and if voters approve in November, then there’s another $10 billion on the way.Lubbock is under pressure to not raise property taxes, according to Tim Collins, city councilman for District 6.“I think the Legislature is going to be somewhat offended,” Collins said of the idea of i…Lubbock · Lubbock Read Article

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Tense language, verbal fighting fester during two weeks of county budget hearings - Lubbock Lights

Why has county been ‘out of compliance’ with state public records law since 2021? Depends on who you ask - Lubbock Lights

Mark Johnston - Lubbock Lights

Geneva Byrd Boren - Lubbock Lights

New details from Collins bankruptcy show they owed Lubbock-based Ferrum Capital ‘undetermined’ amount of money - Lubbock Lights

Texas Tech Alumni Association will no longer be independent, absorbed into university - Lubbock Lights

Dean Boyd hits back at Matt Witt’s trademark infringement lawsuit, claiming his ad not confusing for consumers - Lubbock Lights

Attorneys trying to recover money in Ferrum cases concerned about legal processes moving to Delaware - Lubbock Lights

Josh Allen’s attorney defends him, saying no wrongdoing in Amarillo Walk-On’s, but former investor says otherwise - Lubbock Lights

Two companies tied to Ferrum and securities fraud FBI investigation go bankrupt - Lubbock Lights

Lubbock leaders not so easily tempted to raise tax rate despite looming challenges in upcoming budget - Lubbock Lights

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