Alana Edgin
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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1 week ago |
lubbockonline.com | Alana Edgin
A chemical incident at the Snyder Water Treatment Plant has resulted in an immediate evacuation of the nearby area, according to a statement from the City of Snyder. About 1:34 p.m. Wednesday, city officials posted on social media that there was an ongoing chemical incident. The incident is a ruptured chemical tank at the water treatment plant. This has triggered a request for people to evacuate the area between 37th Street and 25th Street from Avenue M to Avenue J.
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1 week ago |
caller.com | Alana Edgin
Egg prices are expected to be lower for Easter 2025 compared to previous trends. Record high egg prices in January were attributed to avian influenza and a decrease in laying hens. Wholesale egg prices dropped 55% between March 1 and March 29 due to lower consumer demand. Despite recent price drops, egg prices remain volatile and can change rapidly.
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1 week ago |
lubbockonline.com | Alana Edgin
Egg prices are expected to be lower for Easter 2025 compared to previous trends. Record high egg prices in January were attributed to avian influenza and a decrease in laying hens. Wholesale egg prices dropped 55% between March 1 and March 29 due to lower consumer demand. Despite recent price drops, egg prices remain volatile and can change rapidly.
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1 week ago |
lubbockonline.com | Alana Edgin
Hello A-J readers!This week brought the first of a behind-the-scenes series with the Museum of Texas Tech and an introduction to the new owners of a popular Lubbock coffee shop. Here are the highlights. After an incredible behind-the-scenes tour at the Museum of Texas Tech University, 3301 4th St., we had to make some adjustments from a one-story piece to a series. On Saturday, we launched the first part, highlighting the paleontology exhibit and collection.
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1 week ago |
lubbockonline.com | Alana Edgin
The Museum of Texas Tech University houses the largest natural history collection in Texas, featuring exhibits on paleontology, anthropology, art, and more. The museum's paleontology exhibit showcases fossils from the Ice Age to the late Triassic Period, including some of the earliest dinosaurs found in North America. Researchers at the museum continue to excavate and study fossils from the region, with students playing a key role in discoveries.
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