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• Fourth-graders learn about ag, electricity at Ag2Youth
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• Monterey Church of Christ celebrates 50 years
• Lubbock Rotary provides food backpacks for Frenship’s less fortunate students
• Wolfforth resident volunteers time to clear snow from roads, lots
• Council sets $6.7M price on water upgrades
• 4-H, FFA students compete in livestock shows
• Four residents running for three council seats
• Westwind student wins first place at regional science fair
• Preston Hollow: 84 lots ready by year end
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• Road to connect subdivision to Donald Preston Drive
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• Work begins on new school
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• Ninth-grade center approved for Frenship growth
• Frenship HS places three in All-State Choir
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• Frenship gala attracts 150 for auctions, dinner, dancing
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• Reese Education Center graduates 20 students
• NHS to top 6,000 volunteer hours in 2012-13
• Wolfforth gets clean audit report
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• Bacon Heights residents take joy in lights
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• Wolfforth, FISD cops shop with students at Target
• Wolfforth requests community participation in water issues
• Wolfforth Library director dies after long illness
• Wolfforth Council delays vote on water treatment
• Frenship churches schedule holiday events
• Wolfforth Police to shop with students in ‘Heroes’ program
• Frenship families returning for Polar Express
• Blaus Wasser offering water to West Texas
• Actors, director hope audiences find fun, happy memories in holiday musical
• Frenship ISD board backs resolution against high-stakes testing
• Wolfforth Council gets option for water treatment
• Gala to ring in New Year’s while raising money
• Tech AD: Leaders know when to get help
• Opinions on Wolfforth water treatment sought
• Frenship HS students create sets for ‘White Christmas’
• Westwind Elementary begins serving free breakfasts in classrooms to all students
• Wolfforth Council backs school accountability reform
• Willow Bend fourth-graders tour LCU
• Area students learn to recognize bullying
• Wolfforth beer makes forays into Texas markets
• Frenship ISD class sizes are up during past two years
• Preston Estates neighborhood decorates for Halloween
• Wolfforth gets extension to rid water of arsenic
• Frenship’s Wagner named Texas teacher of year
• Frenship ISD financial office earns state’s ‘superior’ rating
• Land near Patterson Park rezoned for multi-family use by Wolfforth Council
• Mud can’t dull Wolfforth’s Harvest Festival
• FCA event draws thousands to Field of Faith event in Wolfforth
• Wolfforth changes utility bill, credit card system
• Homecoming, Harvest Festival to fill this weekend
• Funds from Friends of the Wolfforth Library book sale to buy new shelves
• Frenship Crestview fifth-grader collects $14,055 for diabetes research
• AimBank to host annual tailgate
• Frenship High School PTSA to launch Acts of Kindness program
• Wolfforth Police adopt policy on eyewitness identification
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• Wolfforth to test new groundwater filtering unit
• Frenship district refinances school bonds to save funds
• Three Frenship seniors honored for Pre-SAT scores
• Council OKs Kingdom Prep site
• Wolfforth council talks taxes, sweeper etiquette
• Frenship’s youngest students boost enrollment numbers
• Hot air balloons lifted off from Wolfforth park
• Autumn in Frenship offers plenty of events
• Class sizes increasing as FISD enrollment numbers grow
• Frenship CFO says FISD tax rate staying the same
• First day of school can be tougher for parents than kids
• Balloonists take to skies for annual event
• Frenship teachers prepare for kids to return Monday
• Wolfforth woman returns home to find demo notice
• Wolfforth Council may raise taxes — or not
• Frenship convocation features Hollywood, FHS alumni
• FISD tax rate stays unchanged from 2011
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• Wolfforth Council denies loan for tax credit property
• Okie Smokey wins Wolfforth Cook-Off
• Lubbock area day cares combine forces to teach kids about Olympics
• Frenship Heritage MS named regional Teacher of the Year
• City of Wolfforth gets more time to find water
• Barbecue, dancing planned for Wolfforth’s Boot Scoot and BBQ Cook-Off
• Frenship ISD board approves pay raise, hiring schedule
• Wolfforth Council, city manager seeking advice on tax credit properties
• Frenship math teachers’ summer break spent on tutorials
• Wolfforth celebrates nation’s independence with fireworks in Patterson Park
• Wolfforth Council members learning about city
• Developers vie for Wolfforth Council’s support
• Wolfforth Council OKs audit agreement
• Frenship children raise funds, awareness for wildlife center
• Wolfforth Council workshop helps to define role
• Time short for groundbreaking on Preston Manor recreationcenter
• Wolfforth to Paint the Sky in fireworks show at Patterson Park
• Wolfforth mayor reminds residents of agenda rules
• Wolfforth OKs park for emergency exercise
• Frenship ISD board OKs $15.9M for new school
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• Frenship hosts 7-on-7 state qualifier, preps for fall season
• Merrill brings experience to Wolfforth Council
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• Frenship Ag Boosters, students to run fireworks stand this Fourth of July
• STAAR: FISD above state average
• New Wolfforth Councilman MacNair wants more businesses in Wolfforth
• New Wolfforth mayor outlines plan for city
• Summer fun: Activities abound in Frenship for all ages
• 2012 Reese Education Center graduates listed
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• Frenship High School 2012 graduates listed
• Addington steps into new role as mayor
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• College-bound baseball players staying close to home
• Soccer teams prep for first varsity season
• Flip of a coin puts MacNair in Wolfforth council seat
• Former mayor, councilors hand city business to new members
• Vroonland talks testing, innovations
• Frenship educator retiring after 36 years at FISD
• Softball reflects on ‘emotional’ loss
• Basketball standout gets taste of next level
• Softball could make history, advance to regional final
• Vroonland stresses technology in teaching
• Frenship High School students perform in Showcase
• Voters head to polls Saturday
• Frenship PTSA raises money for family of teen killed in crash
• Council OKs public improvement district for Preston Manor area
• Bunting, Cartwright lead Frenship High School class of 2012
• Railroad enthusiasts visit Wolfforth Depot
• Frenship fourth-graders learn about agriculture, connection to food and clothing
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• Frenship High School seniors awarded scholarships from foundation
• Wolfforth Council to consider improvement district for Preston Manor
• An Oz-some Production: From Dorothy to the Wizard, expect excitement from the characters in beloved musical
• Frenship ISD students, teachers plan for center’s first arts event
• Frenship ISD to have 19 fewer positions next year
• Ready for the Arts: Frenship High School’s Performing Arts Center scheduled to open next week
• Wolfforth Police make staffing changes, give promotions
• Frenship graduate to head Frenship Foundation for Leadership
• Construction begins on new Lone Star State Bank headquarters
• Artists awarded: FHS art students bloom this spring
• Wolfforth’s four-legged police officer retires
• Permian Basin Railways turns old depot into new Wolfforth office
• Wolfforth Chamber honors teacher, businesses
• National Merit Scholar Finalist from Frenship to attend Texas Tech
• UDawg creates Frenship’s new logo
• Four locals to compete in AKC National Agility Championships
• Talk like the French: Students go to New Orleans to learn, explore
• South Plains Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals asks to take over Wolfforth pound
• Two teaching positions eliminated by Frenship ISD Board of Trustees
• Permian Basin Railways relocates to Wolfforth in restored depot
• Three developers vie for tax credit
• Wolfforth Chamber business expo and reception to be more laid back, offer networking
• ‘Be your best’: David Thomas praises coaches’ help
• Wolfforth mayor, two council seats contested
• Wolfforth Council OKs costs for Preston Manor rec facilities
• Mr. and Miss Frenship: Teachers honor two FHS seniors with titles
• No Talent Show brings North Ridge together
• Candidate sign-ups for May 12 elections coming to a close
• How it’s done: Frenship yearbook picked as sample for national workshops
• Frenship High auto, manufacturing classes to see cuts
• Wolfforth Council discusses tax-credit projects
• Fourth Street project on schedule
• Several file for election in races
• Best behavior: Crestview kindergarten students learn manners, fairy tales
• Wolfforth City Council backs tax-credit housing
• Frenship expects to see little change in 4A realignment
• Former Wolfforth City Councilman Jose Rosales dies after illness
• ‘A-M-P-H-I-B-I-A-N’ wins the Frenship Spelling Bee
• Developer asks Wolfforth for backing on tax credit apartments
• Cub Scouts Pack 574 Pinewood Derby: Gentlemen, start your engines
• UIL splits LISD’s largest schools; Monterey and LHS go to 4A; 2-3A gets a lot tougher
• Council quizzes developer about proposed homes
• Frenship Foundation for Leadership president has strong local ties
• Frenship ISD, Lubbock police agreement went into effect Jan. 1
• Frenship HS students to perform in All-State Choir
• Frenship resident’s pet makes way home after nearly two years
• Frenship ISD, Wolfforth preparing for upcoming elections
• Three Frenship High students tapped for all-state band
• Board hears report on police agreement
• Family gives $100,000 to leadership foundation
• Lubbock district attorney not handling Mercer cases
• State of Frenship ISD: ‘Excellent’
• Wolfforth receives clean bill of financial health
• Plot to Expand: Frenship ISD to accommodate growth with purchase of land for new elementary
• Frenship residents resolve to improve
• Woman disobeys alerts, hit by train
• Learn to stick to those healthy New Year’s resolutions
• Bug catcher places 10th at robotics contest
• FHS students take national championship at FFA Convention
• Shoppers brave the crowds for post-Christmas sales
• Reese graduates raise expectations
• Paws mean gifts at Frenship Middle School
• Winter Wonderland: Family’s home brightens holidays
• Polar Express hits car after driver ignores crossing warnings
• Crestview Elementary School student in charge for the day
• Oak Ridge kindergarteners share their Christmas ideas
• Frenship schools outperforming peers
• Frenship News Briefs
• FHS band students perform for one of first Texas female directors
• Frenship ISD looking at ways to handle growing student enrollment
• Council votes to have Water Board look at drought contingency plan
• Christmas Cheer: Frenship churches prepare for their annual holiday productions
• Be Our Guest! FHS theater department to put on Beauty and the Beast musical
• Frenship teen had high blood alcohol level when struck
• Texas Tech chancellor tells Frenship students how teachers inspired him
• Wolfforth Council votes to stick with May for elections
• McCabe resigns from Frenship ISD board
• Groundhog shadows beckon Frenship High School students
• Frenship cooks share recipes for Thanksgiving side dishes, desserts
• Wolfforth Council members mull financing for water solutions
• Storm Studies Club plans event to raise funds for amateur chasers
• EDC, CDC play distinct role in using tax dollars to bring business, events to Wolfforth
• FHS DECA students hosting green expo
• Altrusa honors Bennett Elementary second-grader
• New stoplight to be activated at intersection
• Fall in Frenship: Trick or treating is just around the corner
• Frenship, other regional bands advance in area competition
• Monterey Church of Christ to hold ninth annual gift fair
• Wolfforth City Council appoints new member to fill term
• Frenship ISD financial management rated ‘superior’
• Frenship seniors begin college applications
• Frenship vs Plainview: Live Blog
• Frenship High School students receive academic recognition
• Wolfforth Harvest Festival results
• Wolfforth residents ring in fall with annual event
• Frenship 57 vs Caprock 14: Live Blog
• Event-packed weekend in store for Wolfforth area
• Wolfforth, Frenship area see 40 percent growth over decade
• Wolfforth officials sending letter to EPA about water arsenic levels
• Frenship 27, Hereford 0: Live Blog
• Two Frenship teens still in hospital after wreck
• Wolfforth Council sets policies for use of Patterson Park pavilion
• Frenship ISD board OKs new freshmen testing policies
• Wolfforth Police plan National Night Out in Patterson Park on Oct. 4
• Heritage Middle School cuts ribbon on new building
• Book sale will benefit Wolfforth Library
• Wolfforth Council approves budget, accepts resignation
• South Plains Balloon Roundup draws a crowd to Patterson Park
• Frenship 32 Monterey 13
• Comfort Keepers holding fundraiser for Meals on Wheels
• Human contact just as important as food for Meals on Wheels
• Traffic light being placed at U.S. 62/82 intersection
• Fall fun: Balloon Roundup, Frenship Homecoming, Harvest Festival scheduled
• Frenship 41 Coronado 7
• New rules raise concern of arsenic in Wolfforth’s water
• Frenship schools kick off new year
• Wolfforth council discusses arsenic in water
• FHS senior competes in national horse championships
• Frenship girl named rodeo princess in Amarillo
• TxDot ready to begin traffic signal project in Wolfforth
• FISD approves publication of tax rate, budget hearing
• Frenship convocation stresses excellence throughout tough times
• News Briefly
• Late-night ballplayers prompt resident to seek change in park rule
• Lifelong friends work on opening brewery in Wolfforth
• 19th Street construction almost complete, but more Frenship projects on the way
• Fire takes home, memorabilia from Frenship HS janitor
• Wolfforth city officials urge residents to be cautious about their water usage
• Frenship principal headed to Harvard
• City clean-up efforts net four times normal amount of trash
• Green homes may attract buyers in Frenship area
• Keeping you safe: Three local fire departments are always ready to help
• Newberry resigns from council due to health reasons; Pittman appointed to empty seat
• Frenship District prepared for short funding by state
• Patterson Park Pavilion: Wolfforth EDC approves up to $150,000 for construction of new facility in park
• Moving on: A dozen teachers and staff members retire from Frenship ISD this year
• FISD expects Recognized rating for third consecutive year based on early TAKS results
• Performing Arts Center construction underway after delays
• Engineering firm sets sights on Reese Technology Center hangar
• Former Tigers help Tech club team to World Series
• Wolfforth participates in grain silo rescue
• Wolfforth Council moves forward on amenity center, park pavilion
• Blotter
• Wolfforth sets out roll-off container to encourage residents to clean up
• Summer fun: With school out, see what activities there are to keep the kids busy
• Fast action by firefighters saves homes near Reese Center
• Frenship HS Class of 2011: Graduating class prepared for life’s tests
• City proposes park to surround training facility
• Frenship school board weighs radio-broadcasting proposals
• Yearlong success: Frenship schools wrap up 75th anniversary year
• Frenship board chooses RAMAR for sports broadcasts
• Three incumbents re-elected to Wolfforth City Council positions
• Police Blotter
• Wolfforth Council OKs petitions related to funding for amenity center
• Starting Anew: Heritage Middle School nearly ready for occupants
• FHS senior finishes in top 10 nationally
• FHS Choir presenting ‘Phantom of the Opera’
• Fifteen Frenship HS seniors awarded character scholarships
• Wolfforth family celebrates Earth Day
• Wolfforth amends Preston Manor agreement
• $10,000 Teachers: Two Frenship teachers earn Excellence in Education honors
• Wolfforth City Hall numbers to know
• New location means new phone numbers for Wolfforth City Hall
• New president takes over helm of Wolfforth chamber
• Then & Now: Seniors of FHS’ 75th graduating class compare 2011 to 1936, year of first graduating class
• 1979 graduate celebrates life
• Setting the pace: A few of Frenship’s educators discuss their memories
• FISD superintendent discusses 28 percent school funding cut
• Lubbock Rotary donates to FISD backpack program
• Chairmen of the Scoreboard: Peoples Bank Stadium deal aims to raise money for teachers, kids
• Wolfforth city attorney dies unexpectedly
• City of Wolfforth attorney Jean Shotts dies unexpectedly
• Safe Place Week teaches kids where to go in emergency
• Wolfforth to Westminster: Prized pooch wins fourth straight title, ready for retirement
• Wolfforth Council approves revitalization plan
• Piece of the Past: Original copy of first Frenship yearbook offers historical glimpse of FHS
• Lady Raiders coach gives tips to Frenship Foundation for Leadership
• Four FHS students make All-State Choir
• Three Frenship elementaries honored for high academic performance
• Frenship graduate runs Musikgarten
• Bennett Elementary student tops district spelling bee
• Second Rick’s Place location closing
• Live blogging from the FISD spelling bee
• Frenship ISD cancels classes
• Wolfforth makes repairs to flood-prone intersection
• Construction projects in Northwest Lubbock delayed by cold weather
• And now presenting… Two FHS seniors will be presented at the Winter Ball
• Frenship district to host career planning summit
• Serving it up: As population increases in West Lubbock, so do dining opportunities
• Legacy Play Village to reopen after repairs
• Retiring to Frenship: Local officials discuss why retirees come
• Frenship still growing, planning for future
• Wolfforth to sign contract for FISD buildings
• West Lubbock neighborhood lights up for the holidays
• Crestview first-graders learn about Christmas Around the World
• Frenship board strikes down officer term limits
• Kindergarteners share what Santa’s all about
• Christmas in Frenship: Area churches plan holiday worship services
• Frenship growth shows in construction of buildings through the years
• Boys basketball team is scrappy, motivated
• Frenship girls basketball ranked 21st in preseason poll
• Frenship ends season with victory over Dumas
• Wolfforth ‘cloud’ helps workers collaborate
• Wolfforth celebrates opening of training center
• Shadow Hills Baptist Church to provide holiday meals for 10 families
• Frenship HS offering a meeting to help district’s parents monitor students’ use of the Internet
• Putting on a smile: After smiley face is destroyed in accident, local artist donates skills to restore local landmark
• Chief wants to up speed limit on street north of FHS
• Trick or treat? Frenship homeowners go all out for Halloween
• Five high school students help save bus driver
• Seniors working on college applications before Thanksgiving
• Frenship 45 vs Plainview 7: Final
• Frenship employee fund aids in catastrophes
• FISD celebrates 75 years: Event-filled weekend features Homecoming, Harvest Festival
• Walking for the Cure: Frenship plans several activities to raise funds for Susan G. Komen
• Final: Frenship 7 vs Hereford 26
• City of Wolfforth puts GIS on its website
• 75th celebration: Weekend filled with activities to mark district’s milestone
• City issues $2.1 million in bonds for FISD building
• Flying high: Four balloons took to the skies over Frenship
• Final: Frenship 24 vs Monterey 20
• Mothers of Preschoolers offers support to all moms
• New faces: Frenship schools welcome first-year educators
• Police Blotter
• FISD board approves budget
• Briefs
• FISD board member involved in car chase
• Wolfforth council appoints new associate judge
• Fall in Frenship: Annual events mark beginning of the season.
• Frenship 30 vs Coronado 15: Final
• Frenship schools staff, students set goals for the upcoming academic year
• Tigers take to the gridiron, seek redemption from last year
• Frenship school board approves max price of fine arts center
• Wolfforth considers bond issue to buy former FISD office
• Frenship opens school year, anniversary with convocation
• Help with school items available for those in need
• Despite July rains delaying Tiger Stadium work, officials say field should be ready for Sept. 3 kickoff
• Police Blotter
• FISD central offices move to new location in Casey building
• Back to school: Frenship teachers, parents and students prepare for a new year
• Frenship ISD schools earn recognized rating from Texas Education Agency
• Chamber cookoff today
• Wolfforth council to hold public meetings on proposed budget
• City sees 18 percent drop in sales tax; lower alcohol sales cited
• Police Blotter
• Building permits on the rise, but economic challenges still felt
• West Loop, 19th Street work reroutes traffic
• Willow Bend Elementary School clinic won’t reopen
• Vroonland looks back at Year One
• Frenship teachers, staff get 3 percent raise
• Fireworks will mark Frenship’s 75th birthday
• Drum and bugle corp rehearses at Frenship High School
• Mosquitos causing ire in Frenship area
• Frenship High band brothers join Drum Corps International group
• Big warehouse fire stops blaze probe
• An ending and a beginning: Frenship High School bids farewell to 413 graduates
• Church collects items for food bank
• Game 3: Frenship vs Mansfield Legacy
• Frenship wins game two
• Character Wins: Sixteen FHS seniors awarded Frenship Foundation for Leadership scholarships
• Wolfforth to host trailer for the South Plains Citizen Corps
• Two councilmen to get another term; Vanderburg to serve in trustee position on FISD board
• Therapists, volunteers work at center with children and adults with various conditions
• Students get close-up look at what life is like down on the farm
• Vroonland gives district report to Wolfforth Council
• Election Time: Frenship school board, Wolfforth and Lubbock city candidates share views
• City officials weigh in on construction trash left behind
• FISD board approves subscription curriculum
• Enjoy your stay: City’s first hotel expected to draw new business to area
• Grand opening for Wolfforth’s first hotel planned for Monday
• School zone drivers on cell phones face ticketing
• Frenship softball team looks to build off nine returning lettermen
• An inexperienced Frenship baseball team aims to repeat District 4-4A championship title
• Enduring Love: Couple shares how they have stayed sweethearts for more than 50 years
• Melanson grabs spelling bee title in just three rounds
• Daughter found dead had missed weeks of school
• Accused shooter faces multiple charges
• Girlfriend of shooter: Incident in Wal-Mart parking lot was self defense
• Three Frenship seniors to be presented at Winter Ball
• Sheriff’s office investigates suspicious deaths
• Head Count: Wolfforth relies on U.S. Census Bureau numbers this year
• Burleson named lone finalist for Tahoka top job
• Staff salaries are board’s top budgetary priority
• Applying yourself: Even seniors who haven’t started applying to colleges have options for starting next fall
• Frenship schools delayed by two hours
• Frenship sophomore dances in Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
• Around the world: Project teaches Crestview kids about different cultures
• Construction on $128M of 2007 bond projects continues in Frenship
• Frenship girls basketball team relies on speed and experience
• Frenship boys basketball team aims to overcome inexperience
• LIVE BLOG: Final: Frenship 42 vs Palo Duro 7
• LIVE BLOG:Final Frenship 29 at Lake View 12
• LIVE BLOG: FINAL Frenship 7 Abilene Cooper 21
• Plan in progress to add varsity soccer to Frenship athletics
• LIVE BLOG: Frenship 14 vs Plainview 7 FINAL
• Big Spring snaps Tiger district winning streak
• LIVE BLOG: Final, Frenship 14 vs Big Spring 28
• Frenship plans to start a soccer program over next three years
• Xavier Salas leads Tigers past Hobbs
• LIVE BLOG: Frenship 56 vs Hobbs 28 FINAL
• Harvesting a full day of fun, sun: Good weather set the stage for Wolfforth Harvest Festival
• Wolfforth City Council denies Duncan Disposal request for 6 percent increase
• Frenship 30 vs Randall 7: Live blog, Final
• Weathered out: Balloons didn’t fly this past weekend at the South Plains Balloon Roundup
• Council approves $3.4 million budget but doesn’t increase tax rate
• LIVE BLOG: Wylie 21 vs Frenship 7 FINAL
• Kings & Queens: Wolfforth Library has made first move when it comes to chess
• Frenship ISD to offer a DVD copy of Obama’s speech to parents and teachers
• Frenship strikes early, often, cruise to win over Dumas
• LIVE BLOG: Frenship 41 vs Dumas 13, Final
• Frenship’s fab fall festivities: Ballooning, Harvest Festival to be held this month at Wolfforth’s Patterson Park
• School board approves 2009-10 budget, lowers tax rate slightly
• Frenship 52, Lubbock High 13
• Help MDA Fill the Boot this weekend
• Schools Briefly
• Tigers reloading, “right on track”
• 17 shopping days ’til school: ’80s-inspired fashion trendy for campus this fall … but not that big hair
• Immunizations: Know the right vaccines for your infant, school-age child or you
• Wolfforth Library sees visitor increase
• Lubbock Youth Softball all-stars face challenge in Crawford
• Lubbock Youth Softball little league aims for world series
• Frenship school board approves salary increases for teachers
• Council Oks garbage company increase
• Frenship ISD’s new boss discusses his journey from Iowa to Texas, with a few stops in between
• Board, new superintendent discuss numerous changes
• Tell us what you think about Frenship Today.com
• Painting the Sky: Wolfforth celebrates independence with ice cream, explosions
• Paint the Sky: Whether celebrating outside city limits or in, remember to be safe
• Tips to keep safe during the summer months
• Hanging in there: Frenship waiting on next building boom
• Lyons drafted by Yankees
• Vroonland takes the reins of Frenship schools
• City council approves 20-year plan to accommodate growth
• Kings of the Grill: Whether you prefer gas or charcoal; steak or brisket; the summer is for grilling
• Preliminary TAKS scores arrive
• Frenship Fun: Frenship boasts fun for all ages, budgets
• Water tank, valve to be repaired
• Moving on! Frenship seniors graduate
• Newly elected school board member Vanderburg not to serve
• John Thomas to be director of Region 18
• Frenship ISD says good-bye to retiring teachers
• Bella Noche: Up in Jones Stadium, Frenship juniors and seniors had a night to remember
• Deputies show up to Astros’ Little League game to help out
• Wolfforth to go forward to annex land west of FMS
• Frenship’s got talent: First Fine Arts Festival at Civic Center shows off performances and artwork from all ages
• Water restrictions under way for Wolfforth and Lubbock residents
• All UIL events postponed due to swine flu
• Changing of the Board: Early voting for school board elections begins April 27th
• Wolfforth ‘hood selected as national finalist
• FISD’s initial TAKS scores coming in high
• Competing At Nationals: Several FHS students will head to national competitions
• Briefs
• Looking for ways to cut back? A Lubbock expert gives tips for paring the family budget
• FISD has candidates, lacks community input
• Briefs
• Blotter
• Frenship celebrates egg hunts, cantatas and services for Easter
• Rosa’s Cafe scheduled for May opening on Milwaukee Avenue
• Getting renewed: More to spring cleaning than mops, brooms
• Brothers motivate each other to reach Boy Scouts’ top rank
• Wolfforth seeks certification as a retirement destination
• Spruce up: Spring’s onset signals it’s time for yard, pool preparation
• Briefs
• Marine reservist comes home from Iraq
• Growth spurt: Frenship prepares for future
• Briefs
• Police Blotter
• No new contenders for city seats; school board race contested
• Frenship Independent School District brings consulting firm to search for superintendent
• Expansion puts Messer Toyota location in ‘cutting edge’ shape
• A Happy Birthday to You! Frenship elementary schools celebrate Dr. Seuss’ 105th birthday
• Police Blotter
• Blaze that destroyed vacant house is suspicious
• News Briefly
• A step ahead: Frenship High School seniors sacrifice to study vocational nursing
• Frenship High School grads meet after graduation, adopt Russian son
• Suitor enlists Westwind staff to seek kindergarten teacher’s hand
• News briefly
• Blotter
• Baseball team looks to replace 18 seniors
• Frenship softball looks to advance further than last season
• Bennett Elementary School fifth-grader wins district spelling bee, heads to regionals
• Crestview Elementary School assistant principal loves deep-sea fishing, working with students
• Two Wolfforth city council members ready to run for re-election
• Police Blotter
• Schools Briefly
• News Briefly
• As Frenship grows, more teachers needed
• David Miller announces candidacy for second FISD school board term
• FISD Superintendent John Thomas to retire at end of school year
• Terra Vista Middle School students take on two projects to get their school healthier
• One dead, one injured in traffic accident in Frenship
• North Ridge Elementary School students and teachers bring podcasting into the classroom
• Blotter
• Girls’ basketball: A week in advance 1-30-09
• 44th President: Frenship reacts to inauguration
• Investigators waiting for autopsy findings in three deaths
• FISD board appoints new principal at Crestview Elementary School
• Wolfforth council rejects leaf-blower ordinance
• Walters plays at Under Armour All-American game
• Frenship students use stock show as tune-up for county event
• Community mourns young couple killed in rollover
• After years of volunteering, three Frenship High School seniors are ready for the spotlight
• Wolfforth City Council delays considering leaf blowers
• Frenship area residents share with us their plans for 2009
• Girls’ basketball heads to championship
• 11-year-old Barnett wins national crazy cracker contest
• Party like it’s 2009: Tips, ideas on how to host your own New Year’s Eve bash
• Winners of FrenshipToday’s second annual contest say they do it for the kids
• Staying Well: Willow Bend Elementary’s clinic provides health care to Frenship students and siblings under 18
• Frenship High School students place 14th in state competition
• Liveblog: Frenship 35 vs Denton Guyer 37
• Frenship ISD to offer adult computer classes at high school
• Local family opens doors to foreign students
• Growth in Frenship leads to traffic, construction
• Live Blog: Final, Frenship 38 vs Denton Ryan 35
• Local churches gear up for holiday plays, musicals
• Frenship’s passing game, defense key area round rout of Canutillo
• Thanksgiving in Frenship brings out a wide range of recipes
• Baptist college students dine in the dark
• Wolfforth Council supports space for Lubbock Central Appraisal District
• The Frenship girls’ basketball team looks to six returning seniors for support
• The Frenship boys basketball team can rely on its depth this season
• Police Blotter, November 3-10
• Frenship football heads to playoffs with perfect record
• Frenship 45 vs Lake View 23: Live Blog
• Community’s schools, buildings have a history behind their names
• Bennett teacher, friends attend ‘HSM3’ premiere
• CVS Pharmacy approved for Donald Preston Drive
• Police Blotter, October 27-November 3
• Frenship 16 vs Cooper 10: Liveblog
• Ghoulish decor: We found the most decorated houses in Frenship
• Commission candidates have roads, jail in mind
• Tigers battle for first
• Police Blotter, October 18-25
• Frenship 20, Plainview 17: Live blog
• Learning gadgets: 10 technologies that make teaching and learning more efficient
• Wolfforth Harvest Festival attracts local vendors
• Police Blotter, October 13-20
• Frenship 45 vs. Hereford 21 live blog
• Teachers at FISD have varied backgrounds before education
• Third-grader uses 911 and candy to save grandmother
• Sewer first step in Wolfforth growth
• Police Blotter, October 6-13
• Know your local government
• Monica Tello competes in Chinese Sanshou martial arts
• Wolfforth police car catches fire
• Teacher indicted on heroin charge
• Wolfforth denies SPS rate increase
• Police Blotter, September 22-October 6
• Wolfforth Council denies SPS rate increase
• Percussion, color guard and drum majors named ‘outstanding’
• Frenship’s band hopes classical music is the key to UIL success
• South Plains Food Bank farm cleans up after flood
• News Briefly
• Police Blotter, September 22-29
• FM 179 to be closed for weekend
• Get Healthy Frenship
• Tigers beat Randall seventh consecutive time
• News Briefly
• Police Blotter, September 15-22
• Frenship dries out
• Tax, utility rates increase in Wolfforth
• Police Blotter, September 8-15
• Tech student starts photography business
• Third time is a charm against Abilene Wylie
• Playing in Frenship parks
• Frenship senior to be featured on National Public Radio
• Wolfforth researches water purification
• Police Blotter, September 1-8
• Live Blog: Final score: Frenship 56, Dumas 14
• Fall Preview: Frenship Community residents get ready for upcoming events
• Wolfforth City Council holds public hearing on tax increase
• Football team faces off against Dumas
• Police Blotter, August 25-31
• Phones at Wolfforth City Hall are out of order
• Live Blog: Frenship 21, Lubbock High 6
• As some schools see decline in numbers, Frenship expects more twirlers in future
• Frenship graduate works on high rises for window cleaning company
• Police Blotter, August 18-25
• FISD approves budget, gets enrollment numbers
• Police Blotter, August 11-18
• Frenship football gets ready for 2008 season
• New subdivision opening up outside Wolfforth
• Wolfforth Council approves tax abatement extensions
• Back to School: Registration, school supplies and what’s new at Frenship ISD this year
• Pop’s Puppets help teach ministry to variety of people
• West Carlisle firefighters get new vehicles
• Police Blotter, August 4-11
• Former coach released on bond
• Fly the Rainbow plans event for people with disabilities
• Granthams use love of ballooning to help people with disabilities
• New ordinance cracks down on dangerous animals
• Wolfforth City Council approves agreement with United Development Funding
• Police Blotter, July 28-August 4
• 50 marijuana plants found in Frenship coach’s house
• Frenship coach arrested
• Lubbock police arrest road rage suspect following chase
• Wolfforth Council to consider animal control ordinance
• Summer fun: Frenship Community offers entertainment
• Hopson helps ABC Bank with fundraiser
• Preston Manor Park pond woes cause city to look for solutions
• Police Blotter, July 21-28
• Going wild: Families adopt North Ridge animals during summer months
• Frenship FFA students take first at science fair
• Police Blotter, July 14-21
• Council approves zoning plans
• Fired up: Frenship Community resident offers grilling tips
• Angel Food Ministries offers discounted food
• Police Blotter, July 7-14
• Gymnasts train in the Frenship Community
• Eleanor Bennett remembers Wolfforth before Frenship
• Two men sought in quick change scheme
• Council postpones street repairs due to long gravel haul
• Police Blotter, June 30-July 6
• Woman sought in camera theft
• Council postpones street repairs due to limited regional supply
• Volunteers get ready for the annual Paint the Sky on the Fourth of July event
• Dual-credit Spanish students take trip to Costa Rica
• TxDOT to close portion of Homestead Avenue
• Police Blotter, June 23-29
• Road Construction
• Police ask for public’s help in assault case
• City Council considers plans for annexation to Lubbock
• Father, son deaths add to increasing worries with motorcycle safety
• One dead, one in critical condition at UMC following motorcycle accident
• Water conservation district warns residents of open-well threats
• Fire departments take part in citizen training
• Police Blotter, June 16-21
• Grand jury issues indictments
• A step-by-step look at home-buying and where to get assistance
• Frenship 7-on-7 hosts tournament
• Police Blotter, June 9-15
• Lubbock police attempt to identify man
• Wolfforth OKs reinvestment zone
• Wolfforth council meets Monday
• Home builders, developers talk about what they do from the ground up
• Team roper prepares for state rodeo in Abilene
• Supervisors try to keep outdoor workers cool
• Police searching for home robbery suspects
• Grand jury issues indictments
• Police Blotter, June 2-8
• County commissioners ban some fireworks
• Lubbock police probing recent thefts around 82nd Street
• Frenship graduates say goodbye to high school; get ready for the future
• Police Blotter, May 26-June 1
• Wolfforth residents prepare for FM 179 construction
• West Carlisle firefighters first
• Students, parents upset over yearbook pictures
• Teachers remember seniors’ younger days
• Police Blotter, May 19-24
• West Carlisle fire truck has a wild look
• Students, parents talk about why and how these youths do what they do
• Wolfforth City Council: Waste disposal costs increasing in Wolfforth
• Police Blotter, May 13-18
• Lubbock County grand jury issues indictments
• Saying Goodbye: Frenship teachers, staffers set to retire
• Man gets 12 years after stealing cigarettes, lighters
• Police searching for burglary suspects
• Fuel price jump creates police budget problems
• Lubbock County grand jury issues indictments
• Firefighters put out grassfires
• Burglaries reported in Wolfforth
• Frenship downs Big Spring for third consecutive game
• Spending for prom night can get expensive for families
• Condominiums going up
• Permian Basin Railways thinking ahead
• Student awards and honors
• Warm weather keeps Spur 327 ahead of schedule
• Woman hospitalized after rollover
• Shoplifters cost stores, consumers
• City council: Speed limit signs going up in Preston Park
• Dalton indicted on theft charges
• Pena arrested after drug delivery
• Authorities try to find owners of confiscated Items
• News briefly
• Council OK’s speed limit signs for Preston Manor
• Police seeking couple who stole video games
• Wolfforth man in jail, faces murder charge
• Lubbock County grand jury issues four indictments
• Wolfforth city officials resubmit water samples to TCEQ
• Grand jury to review Dalton case
• Authorities expect Lemer to return today
• Two indicted by grand jury
• Murder suspect indicted
• Grand jury date set for theft suspect
• Suspect in Lubbock murder caught in Missouri
• Ropesville woman charged with theft
• Mobile homes ordered removed
• Pair of indictments issued
• Board orders removal of six mobile homes in Friendship Park
• FM 179 costs more than original estimate
• Home, vehicle, business burglarized in Lubbock
• Wolfforth police look for suspect in money order counterfeiting
• Grand jury issues indictments
• Wolfforth charges ahead with credit card plan
• Council considers dog ordinance changes
• Deadline passes for local candidate filings
• Grand jury issues indictments
• Heights Fellowship uses motorcycles for ministry
• City council appoints three to board of adjustment
• Thief uses fake roll of quarters
• Council OKs water, sewage hikes
• Loop flyovers open to public
• Three appointed to Wolfforth City Council
• Wolfforth council looks at open board positions
• Filing deadline coming up for local elections
• Grand jury issues indictments
• Man threatened with knife by his neighbor, police say
• Firefighters battle high winds, dust to douse cotton fire
• Lubbock police hunting for assault suspects
• Firefighter helps police catch burglary suspect
• Overheated car leads to garage fire
• Wolfforth police continue probe into missing funds