Emily Claire

Sure, we have Einstein's and you can get bagels at the grocery store or a couple bakeries in town, but there is something so special about a local bagel shop, and Lubbock is missing out.

Mother's Day is approaching, and you don’t want to leave the gift shopping to the last minute.

If you grew up in Texas, then you are likely familiar with the flower, but I bet there are some things you still don’t know about them. Keep scrolling to learn 5 fun facts about bluebonnets.

Calling all Switchfoot, Blue October, and Matt Nathanson fans that live in and around Lubbock, Texas. This trio is hitting the road for the summer and is making their way to West Texas for one night.

Anything sun, moon, or space themed would work, but these are some quick and easy treats to pick up and enjoy:

There are still plenty of places you can snag a pair of eclipse glasses before it starts this afternoon. Keep in mind all of these locations only have them while supplies last, so once they’re gone, they’re gone.

The video shows a pair of Diamondback rattlesnakes peaking their heads up over the tops of the blue flowers.

For many of us, the weekend is a time to rest, recover, and enjoy time with friends and family. If you are on the hunt for something to do in Lubbock, but aren’t sure where to start, that is what these last-minute plans are for.

If you are from the south, then you know nothing beats a classic sweet tea, but sometimes you want to mix it up a bit and try something new.

I feel like it would pair well with some fresh fruit and an iced coffee too. Of course, you can’t forget some other breakfast staples like eggs, bacon, and maybe even potatoes for the full deal.

Sonic is currently selling their Blackout Slush Float which is a dark cotton candy and dragon fruit flavored slush, soft serve vanilla ice cream, and sprinkles. It only comes in a size medium, and you get a pair of Sonic eclipse glasses with your purchase.

They are doing so by offering free adoptions for the month of April, along with free microchips for Lubbock residents who’s pet currently does not have one.