In Lubbock, Texas, the business beat has been buzzing with exciting developments this week. Buddy Holly Hall, a popular entertainment venue, has announced a new partnership with SAVOR, a food and beverage vendor, hinting at upcoming changes for patrons. Cashless concessions, new menu offerings, community initiatives, and a Chilton bar are just a few of the highlights to look forward to.
Meanwhile, the latest HTeaO location has opened its doors at 5105 98th St., with Natalie Snow at the helm. Snow, a full-time student at Texas Tech University, has been juggling her studies with her role as the head of operations for HTeaO. Starting as an assistant manager at just 19 years old, Snow has now expanded her responsibilities to oversee three locations, all while empowering women and excelling in her academic pursuits.
In the energy sector, Repsol, a global multi-energy company, recently completed the Frye Solar project in Swisher County. This massive facility boasts nearly one million solar panels, marking a significant milestone in the renewable energy industry.
Additionally, a recent controversy surrounding Aqua Cabana, a purported waterpark in Lubbock, has garnered attention. Officials clarified that the park has no affiliation with a Tennessee waterpark and used unauthorized images in its promotional materials.
On a lighter note, a local columnist shared their delightful experience at Stella’s, praising the Berry French Toast Casserole as a standout dish. Looking ahead, readers can anticipate stories on an Elvis Presley-themed hair salon, a talented metalworker from Ransom Canyon, and more exciting news in the coming week.
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