FOX 34 recaps the top local stories of 2011 - MYfoxLUBBOCK.COM
FOX 34 has covered an array of interesting stories in 2011. From the record setting drought to an accused terrorism plot, it will be a year to remember. ... The City manager proposed a budget cutting plan to reduce staff, relocate functions, outsource clinical services, and close the current Health Department building. Following public outcry and resolutions by the board of health, talks of a joint City/County Health Department carry on, and a partnership is formed with Texas Tech's Health Sciences Center. Read the full story >> |
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