Adam D. Young is the Editor of the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal and a senior content manager at the Amarillo Globe-News. With a focus on crime, local government, and breaking news, he has covered a diverse range of topics throughout his career, which began in 2009 after graduating from Texas Tech. Adam's work has been featured in the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal, Amarillo Globe-News, and Yahoo News.
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By: Adam D. Young
"Get your popcorn ready, folks. The election is about to get fun."
By: Adam D. Young
Falls is in the air. See what's going on around Lubbock and West Texas.
By: Adam D. Young
United Family stores in West Texas and Eastern New Mexico launched a campaign to support disaster relief following deadly severe flooding in Roswell.
By: Adam D. Young
A pedestrian was killed after being struck by a vehicle Sunday evening in west Lubbock. Here's what we know.
By: Adam D. Young
New Mexico authorities are investigating the deaths of 3 people after they were found unresponsive in a running car Saturday in a motel parking lot.
By: Adam D. Young
Republican State Rep. Carl Tepper took an early lead over his Democratic opponent in his bid for re-election to the Lubbock County-based HD 84 seat, according to early voting results from Tuesday's general election.
By: Adam D. Young
Lubbock Light Park, a drive-through Christmas light experience, will be open from Friday, Nov. 8 through Tuesday, Dec. 27 between Home Depot and the South Plains Mall located at 6002 Slide Road. Lubbock Light Park is a drive-through light show that will feature hundreds of thousands of lights, Christmas-themed attractions and synchronized music, according to a news release from the park, which is being launched by a Hub City husband-and-wife entrepreneur team.
By: Adam D. Young
Lubbock is marking Veterans Day with a celebration Friday at the Silent Wings Museum followed by the ninth annual Veterans Day Parade Saturday in downtown Lubbock.
By: Adam D. Young
Much of Indiana Avenue between South Loop 289 and 75th Street was closed early Sunday due to a fire hydrant leak following a crash.
By: Adam D. Young
A 27-year-old man remained jailed Monday following a hit-and-run crash and police chase that ended in another crash Saturday night in central Lubbock.
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