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SUMMARY:Luncheon - Feb 7th - Onsite at Standard Sales
DESCRIPTION:Mr. Fidel Duron and Mr. Dustin Perez brings us all things Standard Sales – who knows maybe even a sample of something. \nThis will be a special Luncheon Onsite at Standard Sales with Catering from Danny’s Fins and Hens. \n \nFIDEL DURON – Branch Manager\nFidel started his career with Standard Sales in 1994. Throughout the years he has worked in various positions. It was on January 1\, 2012\, when Fidel joined the partnership as the Sales Manager in Lubbock. He remained in this role until December 31\,2021. On January 1\, 2022\, Fidel was promoted to the General Manager role. Fidel\, along with his wife Cindy and their two children Caleb and Claudia\, are very excited about the next chapter in their lives. \nCatering provided by Danny’s Fins and Hens \n \n 
URL:https://leatexas.com/event/luncheon-feb-7th-standard-sales-fieldtrip-onsite/
LOCATION:Standard Sales\, 408 East Hunter St\, Lubbock\, 79403\, United States
CATEGORIES:Weekly Lunches
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SUMMARY:Luncheon - Feb 14th - John Osborne - Lubbock Economic Development Alliance
DESCRIPTION:Mr. Craig Gilbert Brings us Mr. John Osborne from the Lubbock Economic Development Alliance to bring us up to date on the current status of a variety of happenings already here and coming to Lubbock. \n \nJOHN OSBORNE – PRESIDENT & CEO\nLEDA provides a broad selection of programs and services that meet the needs of headquarters\, back-office support\, research\, manufacturing or distribution related companies and industries looking to relocate or expand in this market. \nLink to Life in Lubbock Packet – Life in Lubbock Packet – LubbockEDA
URL:https://leatexas.com/event/luncheon-feb-14th-john-osborne-lubbock-economic-development-alliance/
LOCATION:Merket Center\, 2521 17th St\, Lubbock\, TX\, 79409\, United States
CATEGORIES:Weekly Lunches
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SUMMARY:Luncheon - Feb 21st - Matt Caswell Brings us Lt. Scott Stevenson Texas Ranger
DESCRIPTION:Mr. Matt Caswell brings us a program from – Texas Ranger Lieutenant Scott Stevenson.\n\nLt. Stevenson is one of the Rangers that guards the Texas Tech Football Coach McGuire on the sidelines at games.\nFrom the Facebook page of the Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum \n\n\n\n\n\n\nHappy College Football season! Did you know that many head college football coaches have a choice in what their security detail will be? At Texas Tech University in Lubbock\, it’s the Texas Rangers of Company C.\n\n\nThe practice of a Texas Ranger security detail for coaches started with the University of Texas (UT) former head coach Mack Brown in 1998. Today\, Texas Tech is the only college that uses Rangers for its security detail\, which was started under head coach Mike Leach. Other Texas college coaches have security handled by the Texas Highway Patrol\, various sheriff departments\, and local city-level police. UT currently uses the Texas Highway Patrol.\n\n\nOne of the current Rangers handling the security is Ranger Lt. Scott Stevenson\, stationed in Lubbock. Lt. Stevenson has been on the security detail since 2013. He enjoys working with many of the young men who come through the football program and has helped several go on to begin careers in the Department of Public Safety. Stevenson also enjoys getting to be on the sidelines for a sport he loves to watch. Be on the lookout for several Rangers on the sidelines of Texas Tech football games this fall!\n\n\n\nExcerpts From an article By Sydney Lowther\n\nPublished: Jul. 14\, 2023\n“Definitely a prestige and honor to represent the Texas Rangers and be a part of the history that proceeds us\,” Company C Texas Ranger Lieutenant Scott Stevenson said.\nBut the role of a Texas Ranger has changed since the 1800s. They are no longer a small group protecting new land\, now they assist local agencies in investigations anywhere from murders\, missing persons\, and public corruption.\n“I think it gives a lot of agencies a piece of mind\, just knowing that hey if they need us were just a phone call away\,” Lt. Scott Stevenson said.\nTwo hundred years later\, the Texas Rangers are holding onto the cherished legacy of their predecessors.\n“That white shirt cowboy hat\, when it walks into a scene everyone kinda notices when we arrive on scene and that’s special to me and very special to be a part of\,” Lt. Stevenson said.\nBeing a member of the longest-running law enforcement agency with statewide jurisdiction also comes with many risks.\n\n\n\n\n\nHolding the title of a Texas ranger means holding the history of the past 200 years.\n“I don’t think id do anything else I think im exactly where I want to be and proud to be here” Lieutenant Stevenson said.\n  \n 
URL:https://leatexas.com/event/luncheon-feb-21st-open-program/
LOCATION:Merket Center\, 2521 17th St\, Lubbock\, TX\, 79409\, United States
CATEGORIES:Weekly Lunches
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SUMMARY:Luncheon - February 28th - Our Texas State Rep. Mr. Dustin Burrows on Border Security Updates
DESCRIPTION:Our Texas State Representative Mr. Dustin Burrows brings us updates on our Border Security! \n \nState Representative Dustin Burrows was first elected to serve House District 83 in 2014. Dustin currently chairs the House Calendars Committee. Additionally\, he is a member of the House Committee on Elections and the House Committee on Higher Education. \nDustin was born in Lubbock and attended Monterey High School. At Monterey\, he was involved with FFA\, showed pigs and judged livestock. \nAfter graduating high school\, Dustin went to Rhodes College where he studied economics. From his studies\, Dustin developed a deep appreciation for the market. One of his favorite professors started a class by explaining that the key to understanding public economics is recognizing that “Anything the government does is twice as costly and half as effective as what the private sector can do.” \nAfter graduating from Rhodes\, Dustin was anxious to get back to West Texas. He moved home in 2001 and graduated from the Texas Tech School of Law and the Rawls College of Business with a J.D. and M.B.A. in 2004. Dustin is a small business owner\, practicing law at the Burrows Law Firm in Lubbock. \nDustin has had the opportunity to represent individuals and small businesses engaged in a variety of industries. Currently\, most of his practice is devoted to representing agricultural producers in Gaines\, Terry\, Lynn and Lubbock counties. Dustin has learned that people in all walks of life strive to be lawful members of society; however\, the sheer volume and complexity of the laws create a high hurdle to living a lawful and regulatory-compliant life. Dustin believes we need fewer laws\, not more\, and that the Texas legislature should work to repeal and simplify our overburdening laws. \nDustin is married to Elisabeth\, who grew up in South Texas in a family involved with cattle ranching and oil & gas. They are the proud parents of three boys\, Davis\, Whitby and Henry.
URL:https://leatexas.com/event/luncheon-february-28th-open-program-date/
LOCATION:Merket Center\, 2521 17th St\, Lubbock\, TX\, 79409\, United States
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