Bryce Gartman, owner of Lone Star Wildlife Solutions in Lubbock, sits down with Shawn to talk about his work removing and relocating wildlife from residential and commercial properties across West Texas and Tech Terrace. He and Shawn discuss common local issues, especially raccoons, bees, squirrels, and seasonal snake calls, and share examples of unusual jobs like Africanized beehives and snakes found in buildings. This is an insightful episode with a local business owner!

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In this episode of Hey Neighbor, Joyce Cheatham, a Tech Terrace resident since 1963, shares memories of raising five children in the neighborhood and seeing children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren attend local schools like Roscoe Wilson. She recalls earlier days centered on Wagner Park, nearby shopping on 50th Street, and a stronger sense of neighbor connection, and reflects on how the neighborhood still feels lively with walking, parks, and Texas Tech traditions. Cheatham also discusses her 32-year teaching career at Monterey High School, her longtime work at the Antique Mall of Lubbock, and ways neighbors can stay connected through gatherings and events like the holiday home tour. This is a great episode with a great neighbor you won’t want to miss.

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In this episode Chris Troutman and Shawn Phillips, co-founders of Good Line Beer Company in Tech Terrace, share how they secured the Boston Avenue building just before COVID, delayed opening, and used that time to refine recipes and learn commercial brewing through hands-on collaboration with other Texas brewers. They describe Good Line’s neighborhood-focused approach, events like trivia and pint night, rotating food trucks, and address early concerns about being seen as a late-night bar. They also discuss opening a Wolfforth satellite taproom. Make sure you check out Good Line if you haven’t already!

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