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StarCare Specialty Health System expanding local access to mental health care (opens the original)
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LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - StarCare Specialty Health System hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrating the expansion of Sunrise Canyon Hospital and The Hope Center in East Lubbock. The expanded facility at Aspen Ave. and East 19th St. now features 60 inpatient psychiatric beds, doubling its previous capacity of 30 beds. “Really, for about the last 20 years, that’s just not been enough,” said Beth Lawson, CEO of StarCare Specialty Health System. “There’s been a lot more need in our community than
Texas mobilizes emergency resources ahead of flooding threats (opens the original)
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LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - At the direction of Gov. Greg Abbott, the Texas Division of Emergency Management has deployed resources across the state to respond to potential flood threats. State emergency officials emphasized that avoiding complacency is critical during severe weather events. “We cannot overstate it enough that complacency is what turns things like this into really dangerous situations,” said Wes Rapaport, chief of media and communications for the Texas Division of Emergency Manageme
Communication in times of Crisis: South Plains school leaders attend PIO training (opens the original)
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LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - Some school administrators from the South Plains are learning how to better communicate with their community in a crisis. Hale Center Superintendent Hector Dominguez says communication during an emergency is not something that happens in addition to the response from law enforcement and the school. “One of my biggest takeaways is that when an incident happens, communication is not separate from the response. It’s part of the response,” Dominguez said. Dominguez and other
Lubbock County Elections Office processing 7,500 applications after DPS backlog (opens the original)
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LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - A backlog of voter registration applications will not prevent anyone from voting in the November election, Lubbock County Elections Administrator Troy Havard said. The Lubbock County Elections Office received more than 7,500 new voter registrations and updates on Tuesday after an issue with the Texas Department of Public Safety system. People who recently applied through DPS for a new driver’s license or made a change to their license and checked a box indicating they wan
Texas Tech president touts record enrollment, research growth in State of the University address (opens the original)
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LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - Texas Tech University President Lawrence Schovanec outlined record enrollment, research initiatives and athletic achievements during this year’s State of the University address. Schovanec spoke to a full Maedgen Auditorium on campus Wednesday afternoon. Texas Tech’s enrollment has continued to climb since the first day of school and now stands at more than 46,000 students. The student body has grown by 13% in the last two years. Schovanec says there are even more students
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