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Hispanic-owned businesses grow from home-based ideas (opens the original)
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LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - Wild Honey Hats and Cakin It With Mrs. T are both owned by Hispanic women, and both businesses started with a simple idea. Brisai Rejino owns Wild Honey Hats. Rebecca Tijerina owns Cakin It With Mrs. T. Both started working from home. “I remember stepping into that space and thinking, $150 a week, how am I going to do that? Can I afford that? Can we afford that? We had kids, and I was just like, I just don’t think I can do that. But I remember telling myself, I’d rather d
Police: Make a plan with your child before attending South Plains Fair (opens the original)
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LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - Police say one of the biggest issues at the fair is children getting separated from their families in the crowd. Officer Steven Bergen said parents should pick a recognizable meeting spot in case that happens. “So if you get separated, depending on the age of the kiddo, make sure if they do understand, be like, hey, maybe the ferris wheel… it’s kind of the easiest thing to see throughout the whole fair… that’s where we’ll meet up,” Bergen said. The fair has worked with Lu
Gema Folklorico brings traditional Mexican dance to Lubbock (opens the original)
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LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - Gema Folklorico is an organization that has been making a change in the Lubbock area, sharing traditional Mexican dance with the community. Alex Barron is the co-director of the organization. He said the group performs traditional dances from Mexico. “It’s just traditional dances from Mexico. Everything that you see on stage, that’s how they used to dance at one point or another in Mexico,” Barron said. Barron said he wants everyone to experience ballet folklorico, whethe
Texas Tech professor develops motion-based musical instrument for people with disabilities (opens the original)
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LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - A Texas Tech School of Music assistant professor has spent 12 years developing an instrument that uses motion sensors instead of traditional keys or strings. Hideki Isoda, an assistant professor of composition, created the device using an accelerometer and gyroscope to track motion. “This instrument utilizes accelerometer, which is a motion sensor, gyroscope and accelerometer,” Isoda said. “And so depending on how you move and the basically computer analyzes what’s the mo
Lubbock paddleboard business pairs sunset yoga with moonlit float (opens the original)
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LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - A local paddleboard business is offering an evening event that combines a sunset yoga stretch with a moonlit paddleboard session. SUP LBK has operated for nine years and now offers the event, called “Flow and Float: Night Edition” at Dunbar Lake. “It’s such a God-given gift to us that we have the opportunity to experience and we are so thrilled to be able to offer this experience to our community and hopefully get more people outdoors to experience this,” said Velvet Hodg
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