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Attorneys trying to recover money in Ferrum cases concerned about legal processes moving to Delaware - Lubbock Lights

San Antonio-based attorneys helping Ferrum Capital victims recover money are concerned a group of companies are trying to move legal proceedings to Delaware – saying it would hurt victims’ recovery efforts. “I’m sure it causes the plaintiffs a sense of frustration. This is something that I told the plaintiffs a year-and-a-half – two years ago – would happen when we started getting warm. When we started honing in on where the money went. ‘There’l…Read Article

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Josh Allen’s attorney defends him, saying no wrongdoing in Amarillo Walk-On’s, but former investor says otherwise - Lubbock Lights

Joshua Allen’s attorney emphatically denied Allen did anything wrong when the limited partnership owning Walk-On’s Sports Bistreaux in Amarillo failed, leaving investors with nothing. Two of them claimed $3 million was diverted from the operation. Attorney Nick Olguin talked to Lubbock Lights the day after testimony was heard Monday in a Lubbock courtroom. Participants expect judge John Grace to issue a ruling in the next few weeks. Jeffrey Tait…Read Article

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Two companies tied to Ferrum and securities fraud FBI investigation go bankrupt - Lubbock Lights

More bad news for people who put millions of dollars in Lubbock-based Ferrum Capital. Two companies tied to the FBI investigation of securities fraud in Lubbock and San Antonio filed for bankruptcy last week. Collins Asset Group and its parent company, Hollins Holdings, filed bankruptcy petitions in Delaware. (Collins is described in court records as a Delaware limited liability company.) Both petitions indicated, “After any administrative expen…Read Article

Lubbock leaders not so easily tempted to raise tax rate despite looming challenges in upcoming budget - Lubbock Lights

Texas cities have been warned not to take advantage of recent property tax relief. The Texas Legislature just funded $41 billion in property tax relief (over two years) and if voters approve in November, then there’s another $10 billion on the way.Lubbock is under pressure to not raise property taxes, according to Tim Collins, city councilman for District 6.“I think the Legislature is going to be somewhat offended,” Collins said of the idea of i…Lubbock · Lubbock Read Article

Texas goes bananas for Slaton, well kind of – naming Slaton the state’s official Banana Pudding Capital - Lubbock Lights

Slaton is about to become the official Banana Pudding Capital of Texas.On May 28, with only five more days left in the state legislative session, the Texas House and Senate sent a resolution to Governor Greg Abbott to await his signature. It gives Slaton this sweet honor for 10 years before it expires.The Slaton Bakery, with a reputation all over Texas, organized the first Banana Pudding Festival in downtown Slaton in 2023.“The festival brings –…Greg Abbott · Slaton Read Article

County budget: No walk out expected this year, but keeping low tax rate may put some needs on wait list - Lubbock Lights

Last year, two Lubbock County Commissioners walked out of meetings for weeks – keeping their colleagues from raising the tax rate.A year later, those commissioners feel like they have the votes to sustain the no-new revenue tax rate without having the walk out.Over the next few months, the commissioners will try to figure out how to pay for millions of dollars of what they agree are needed projects without higher taxes or putting a bond in front…Lubbock · Lubbock Read Article

Mr. Towery goes to Washington: Making impact in politics, guiding public media, fighting communism - Lubbock Lights

Ken Towery: A lifelong patriot Tuesday: The “Chow Dipper” survives. Wednesday: Towery returns to Texas, starts a family, wins the Pulitzer Prize. Thursday: Mr. Towery goes to Washington. Friday: Back in Texas.Ken Towery landed in Washington, D.C., in 1962 as former Senator John Tower’s press secretary.It was on many roles as he worked in and out of the nation’s capital over a few decades – expanding his impact and influence beyond Texas.One of h…Texas, United States · Texas Read Article

Lubbock Matadors soccer team wants to set attendance record at Friday's home opener - Lubbock Lights

The Lubbock Matadors soccer team put their 3-0 record – all road games – on the line at Friday’s home opener and want your help.No soccer skills needed.The semipro team wants to set a National Premier Soccer League attendance record.“On average, we get just over 5,000 a game. We are trying to get 7,500. Which we think we can absolutely do, there is so much support in this community for this team,” new coach David Ormiston said.The team enters it…Soccer · Lubbock Read Article

Towery survived brutal Japanese POW camps, won Pulitzer, fought commies, was Big Bird's boss and that's not all - Lubbock Lights

Ken Towery: A lifelong patriot Today: The “Chow Dipper” survives. Wednesday: Towery returns to Texas, starts a family, wins the Pulitzer Prize. Thursday: Mr. Towery goes to Washington. Friday: Back in Texas.IntroductionWhen Texan Ken Towery died May 4, 2016 – on his 69th wedding anniversary – it was the coda on an amazing American life.Towery:Survived three years in a horrific Japanese prison camp in World War II. Earned a Pulitzer Prize in 1955…Pulitzer Prize · Lubbock Read Article

As impact fees come back to Council, are they best for road needs or is city-run bond process better? - Lubbock Lights

Thomas Payne (upper left) and Jordan Wheatley (lower right). Graphic by LubbockLights.com The controversial issue of impact fees to help pay for new developments comes back to the Lubbock City Council in June with a committee recommendation to keep them at 25 percent as they’ve been for the past five years. But the issue is much more complex say the people who build new residential and commercial buildings accompanying Lubbock’s growth. Jordan W…Lubbock · Lubbock Read Article

More people who lost money in Ferrum Capital case ask bankruptcy judge to keep Lubbock businessman Mike Cox accountable - Lubbock Lights

Foreground of Bankruptcy Court from Shutterstock, background from court records A dozen people want a bankruptcy judge to hold Lubbock businessman Mike Cox accountable for millions of dollars lost in Ferrum Capital. They want the same thing 66 people (or couples) got in late April when judge Mark X. Mullin ruled Cox cannot “discharge” or get rid of $21.7 million of debt. It stays with him even after his bankruptcy case is over. Mullin also rule…Lubbock · Lubbock Read Article

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Attorneys trying to recover money in Ferrum cases concerned about legal processes moving to Delaware - Lubbock Lights

Josh Allen’s attorney defends him, saying no wrongdoing in Amarillo Walk-On’s, but former investor says otherwise - Lubbock Lights

Two companies tied to Ferrum and securities fraud FBI investigation go bankrupt - Lubbock Lights

Lubbock leaders not so easily tempted to raise tax rate despite looming challenges in upcoming budget - Lubbock Lights

Texas goes bananas for Slaton, well kind of – naming Slaton the state’s official Banana Pudding Capital - Lubbock Lights

County budget: No walk out expected this year, but keeping low tax rate may put some needs on wait list - Lubbock Lights

Mr. Towery goes to Washington: Making impact in politics, guiding public media, fighting communism - Lubbock Lights

Lubbock Matadors soccer team wants to set attendance record at Friday's home opener - Lubbock Lights

Towery survived brutal Japanese POW camps, won Pulitzer, fought commies, was Big Bird's boss and that's not all - Lubbock Lights

As impact fees come back to Council, are they best for road needs or is city-run bond process better? - Lubbock Lights

More people who lost money in Ferrum Capital case ask bankruptcy judge to keep Lubbock businessman Mike Cox accountable - Lubbock Lights

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