Photos by TOVI OYERVIDEZ and SARA MARSHALL/PLAINSMAN PRESS by SARA MARSHALL//Editor-in-Chief Food on four wheels is the greatest thing since mac’n’cheese. Food trucks are usually associated with metropolitan areas such as Dallas […]
“Butterfly Alive” exhibit teaches with interactive experience by JENNY GARZA/Entertainment Editor Everything is green, bright colors are flying around the room and children are pointing to the sky screaming and laughing. This […]
Rattlesnake Roundup continues to educate, entertain by MICHAELA CHAMBLEE//Staff Writer SWEETWATER – Rattlesnakes are only as dangerous as you make them. Watching where you step, place your hands when sitting down, and […]
SXSW fills downtown Austin with sound of music by SERGIO MADRID/Staff Writer AUSTIN — No need for anything other than open ears, an empty stomach, and possibly an extra pair of shoes. […]
Turbines creating green energy from West Texas winds by: NICOLE TRUGILLO/Editor-in- Chief Electricity is an everyday necessity. Electricity is so important that scientists are developing ways to produce energy without harming the […]
Legend of Iconic musician survives test of time by:NICOLE TRUGILLO/Editor-in-Chief The day that the music was born changed the music industry forever. Charles Holley, also known as Buddy Holly, was born on […]
Experiment with red chile peppers turns into prosperous crop by: NICOLE TRUGILLO/Editor-in-Chief It started off as an experiment. Local farmer Steve Newsom says that he didn’t know the first thing about growing chile […]
Annual Dia de los Muertos event celebrates deceased loved ones by: SARA MARSHALL/Photo Editor Mexico is a country with a culture rooted deep in family traditions, especially holidays such as Día de […]
Family business becomes seasonal tradition A crop of corn has been grown, and the Simpson family has prepared a new, challenging maze for the public on their farm. Every year since 2001, […]
Obstacles make their way to third annual Retro Run by: JONATHAN BROOKSHIRE/Feature Editor The first wave stood at the starting line, one foot in front of the other, ready to take off […]
Balloon Roundup successful despite windy weather by: MATT MOLINAR/PLAINSMAN PRESS A hot air balloon festival filled with entertainment and excitement was set to lift off on a sunny weekend. The South Plains […]
by: SKYLER McCLESKY/Staff Writer Cosplay, comic books, and Red Ranger, oh my! The first ever Hub City Comic Con was held Aug. 29 at the Lubbock Civic Center. It included more than […]
The Plainsman Press is a junior collegiate newspaper run by the students and advised by Charlie Ehrenfeld. The staff consists of Devin Reyna, Sergio Madrid, Tovi Oyervidez, Steven Gehegan, Michaela Chamblee, Haiden […]
