ABOUT LUBBOCK, TX

Located in the center of the South Plains, Lubbock offers a rich history, a dynamic economy, and a unique culture. A thriving city of 195,000 people, Lubbock possesses plenty of big city amenities while maintaining an atmosphere of small town hospitality.

Concert in the park		Texas Tech University

Lubbock is home to over 150 stores, from quaint antique shops to vast centers such as the South Plains Mall. Attractions include the Municipal Garden and Arts Center and Arboretum, Joyland Amusement Park, the Vietnam Archives Southwest Collection, and wineries such as Pheasant Ridge, Cap Rock, and Llano Estacado. Texas Tech University is also located in this diverse town.

Sports are a way of life on the South Plains, and crowds gather year-round at ballparks, tennis courts, and arenas to support their favorite teams. Thanks to Lubbock's mild climate, outdoor sports are played throughout most of the year.

Located in the geographic center of the North American market, Lubbock's transportation industry provides access to the East and West coasts, Mexico, and Canada. According to residents, traffic in Lubbock is never a problem.

	Lubbock skyline at twilight

Lubbock is a very affordable city. The chart below compares the cost of living in Lubbock to four nearby cities in the West:

Source: The American Chamber of Commerce
Researchers Association (ACCRA)

"Lubbock is a great town with little traffic, nice weather, and friendly people. It's one of the best places I know of to raise a family." — Ray Price, Project Manager for Agnew Associates.

Agnew Associates is active in the following civic organizations:

	Leadership Lubbock
	Lubbock Chamber of Commerce
	Texas Boys Ranch Corporate Sponsor
	Texas Tech Red Raider Club