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Alana Edgin

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Business Reporter at Lubbock Avalanche-Journal

Business reporter with @lubbockonline, formerly @gosanangelo. #KeepDiscovering is my mantra, so join me on my journey to show you new places.

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  • 3 weeks ago | lubbockonline.com | Alana Edgin

    Levelland residents need to start conserving water immediately following storm damage Thursday evening, according to city officials. "The Canadian River Municipal Water Authority (one of our water suppliers) has a substation that suffered damage in the storm," the city announced on social media.

  • 3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Alana Edgin

    Levelland residents need to start conserving water immediately following storm damage Thursday evening, according to city officials. "The Canadian River Municipal Water Authority (one of our water suppliers) has a substation that suffered damage in the storm," the city announced on social media.

  • 3 weeks ago | lubbockonline.com | Alana Edgin

    Hello A-J readers!This week, we learned when Mano Negra will return, when the Downtown Park may begin, and details about a local business featured at farmers markets. Here are the highlights from recent headlines:Professor Pickle is Joshua Cruz, an associate professor of curriculum and instruction at Texas Tech’s College of Education. Mrs. Spice is his wife, Stephanie Allen, who earned a masters in sociology recently from Texas Tech. Together, they are Professor Pickle and Mrs.

  • 3 weeks ago | lubbockonline.com | Alana Edgin

    Texas Tech professor Joshua Cruz and his wife, Stephanie Allen, launched Professor Pickle and Mrs. Spice, a food business selling pickles, seasonings, and other goods. The business began with surplus cucumbers from their garden, leading to the creation of Professor Pickle's dill and habanero pickles. Mrs. Spice seasonings include Cajun, Caribbean Jerk, Italian, and more, with organic options available.

  • 3 weeks ago | lubbockonline.com | Alana Edgin

    May brought a number of new service-based businesses and restaurants to the Lubbock area. Here's a look at what opened, closed and confirmed upcoming locations for the Hub City. In 2023, May saw 15 business announcements reported by the A-J. May 2024 saw at least 17. This year's May appeared to continue the trend of fewer announcements compared to 2024 and 2023. Which new restaurants, businesses opened or moved in May 2025?

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Alana Edgin
Alana Edgin @alana_edgin
31 Mar 25

Want to see something cool? Go visit the Lubbock Lake National Landmark! #Lubbock #LubbockLakeLandmark #Hiking #Museums

Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal @lubbockonline

The Lubbock Lake National Landmark offers trails, a museum, and is an active archaeological dig site people can visit for free. Here's the details. https://t.co/TC1qxuYVIP

Alana Edgin
Alana Edgin @alana_edgin
14 Feb 25

RT @lubbockonline: 24 Dairy Queen locations across Texas are listed on an online auction site, which claims they are shutting down. Here's…

Alana Edgin
Alana Edgin @alana_edgin
14 Feb 25

RT @MateoRosilesLBK: Jimenez y Friends in Lubbock made USA TODAY’s list of best restaurants in the country. Check out some of my favorite…