Robert J. White and Sheri Sisson White
Krystie Leigh Martin and Michael Ray Martin
Debra Jane Rush and Maurice Kevin Rush
Melinda Perales Flores and Jose Carlos Galvan Jr.
Carolyn Kay Romero and Robert Stephen Romero
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Divorces Granted
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Divorces Granted
William Burton Jones II and Valinda Susan Jones
Sherrie Lynn Bristo and Tragene Addis Bristo
Tammie Jane Swaringen and David Scott Swaringen
Patricia Carrasco Ruiz and Emanuel Magdaleno Ruiz
Stephanie Jo Hudgens and Robert Stephen Hudgens
Tammy Jo Reid and Donald Wayne Reid
Scottie Wilson Bailey and Jennifer Ann Bailey
Guadalupe Aleman and Gerardo Sanchez
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Assumed names
■ Assumed Name: CTW Spac; Owner: Ysidro Gutierrez
■ Assumed Name: JEMH Farms; Owner: The Matthew H. Arnold Heritage Trust
■ Assumed Name: JEMH Farms; Owner: The Justin E. Arnold Heritage Trust
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Marriage Licenses
Nicholas Jose Molina and Stella Josephina Gonzales
Larry Dale Mitcham and Jaime Nicole Dallas
Jacob Lara and Brittany Salazar
Ronnie Lee Adams and Nicole Judith Gilinsky
Jeremy Brandon Greve and Miranda Ann Cardenas
Julio Garza Rodriguez and Renata Misty Martinez
Robert Joe Clark and Rebecca Lisemby Truhlicka
Glen Russell Day and Gail Duesterhaus Turner
Humberto Nunez-Ortega and Karla Corral Montoya
David Charles Taylor and Chandra Vonsha Lewis
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Civil courts
COURT-AT-LAW NO. 3
JUDGE JUDY PARKER
Angie Lynee Hendrix and James Michael Hendrix, suit for divorce
Maria Del Carmen Gomez and Isidro Gomez Perez, suit for divorce
Melissa Jyl Duffy and Bryan Charles Duffy, suit for divorce
Trina E. Gonzales and Jshua Gonzales, suit for divorce
72ND DISTRICT COURT
JUDGE RUBEN G. REYES
Sylvia Jimenez and Felix Solis Aldaco, suit for divorce
Joe Torrez against Norman Hawke, suit on personal injury auto
Tommie J. Wilson III and Rebecca Wilson, suit for divorce
99TH DISTRICT COURT
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Assumed names
■ Assumed Name: Hilary Jean Designs; Owner: Robin L. Givens
■ Assumed Name: JM Construction; Owner: Misty Duff
■ Assumed Name: West Texas Drywall, Owner: Benito Monjo
■ Assumed Name: Taylor B. Sue Farm Bureau Insurance; Owner: Taylor B. Sue
■ Assumed Name: Premier Flooring; Owner: Christopher Olivarez
■ Assumed Name: Crazy Colors Inc.; Owner: Crazy Colors Inc.
■ Assumed Name: Crazy Colors Inc.; Owner: Owner Rivera
■ Assumed Name: A-Z Autos; Owner: Johnny R. Alonzo
■ Assumed Name: G and S Trucking; Owner: Jeffery G. Carson
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Restaurant Violations
Restaurant reports for the week ending April 13:
NO CRITICAL
VIOLATIONS
■ Achievers Learning Center, 4539 34th St.
■ Cuevas Drive In, 2013 Ave. N
■ Dixie Little League, 1111 54th St.
■ Funky Door Bistro & Wine Room, 6015 82nd St. No. 2
■ Lubbock Hospitality House, 4710 Slide Road
■ Manara Café, 3806 50th St., Ste. 226
■ Raider Nutrition, 4142 19th St.
■ Sam’s Club No. 8270 – Bakery, 6016 Marsha Sharp Fwy.
■ Sam’s Club No. 8270 – Produce, 6016 Marsha Sharp Fwy.
■ Southhaven, 4613 66th St.
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Marriage Licenses
Kenneth Warren Munton and Kara Allison Conoly
Celestino Nickolas Alanis and Stacy Lorraine Sedeno
Christopher Wade Stancell and Donna Teresa O’Bryant
William Albert Latham and Charli Kay Amason
Derek Christian Pfeiffer and Susan Lynn Staires
Travis Bradley Watson and Angela Kay Schulz
Jeremy Charles Rutherford and Jasmine Paige Wheelis
Juan Puentes Molina and Maria Leocadia Lozano
Bernie Dino Mecalco and Sara Kristian Flores
Matthew Akram Marouf and Kelyn Thomas Walker
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Civil Filings
72ND DISTRICT COURT
JUDGE RUBEN G. REYES
Lubbock Central Appraisal District against Fannie F. Price (deceased), suit on tax petition
Lubbock Central Appraisal District against Stephen Gentry Etal Jones and the City of Lubbock (lienholder), suit on tax petition
99TH DISTRICT COURT
JUDGE WILLIAM C. SOWDER
Chung-Ying Kuo against Douglas Chalmers, suit on personal injury auto
Patricia McCalister and Leo McCalister, suit for divorce
Kathy Ybara Reyna and Ernesto Saul Reyna, suit for divorce
137TH DISTRICT COURT
JUDGE TREY
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Divorces Granted
Anthoni La’Von Johnson and Earlene Brown Johnson
Mary Elizabeth Lamb and Byron Jerry Lamb
Stephanie Alyce Singletary and David Todd Singletary
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Assumed names
■ Assumed Name: La Pointe; Owner: William Winston Butler Jr. Trust No. 1
■ Assumed Name: La Pointe; Owner: William W. Butler Jr.
■ Assumed Name: Bill Cryer DBA B and B Express; Owner: Bill Cryer
■ Assumed Name: Mae Sunshine Designs; Owner: Sarah Henderson
■ Assumed Name: Big Timber Tree Service; Owner: Williams Mangum Inc.
■ Assumed Name: Big Timber Tree Service; Owner: Brandon Williams
■ Assumed Name: Big Timber Tree Service; Owner: Elizabeth Mangum
■ Assumed Name: Baxter’s Welding; Owner: David Baxter
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Marriage Licenses
Luciano Ray Olvera and Patricia Gutierrez
Jayton Rance Page and Kara Michelle Craig
Michael L. Roper and Brittany A. Smith
Gary Lewis Bryant and Lorisa Gutierrez
James Robert Diez and Gabriela Carina Gutierrez
Silas Kibet Kemboi and Jeniffer Jerotich Cherono
Marc Joseph Rodriguez and Victoria Ann Acosta
John Andrew Lucio and Priscilla Ann Lopez
Christopher Michael Sanchez and Anndrea Morgan Greenlee
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Civil Filings
COURT-AT-LAW NO. 3
JUDGE JUDY PARKER
Timothy Ross Casarez and Gloria Casarez, suit for divorce
72ND DISTRICT COURT
JUDGE RUBEN G. REYES
Mike Smyser and Jennifer Smyser, suit for divorce
99TH DISTRICT COURT
JUDGE WILLIAM C. SOWDER
Landover Production Co. LLC against HTA Minerals LLC, the estate of Horace T. Ardinger and Mary L. Ardinger, suit on other civil
364TH DISTRICT COURT
JUDGE BRADLEY S.
UNDERWOOD
Sandra Reed and Jay Reed, suit for divorce
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Divorces Granted
Anthony Love and Amy Love
Sandy Hartman and Oral Hartman
Edward Galvan and Dawn Deshea Galvan
Chase Wayne Harden and Elizabeth Loraine Chatman
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Legislature considering Timothy Cole Exoneration Review Commission
AUSTIN — Richard Miles was 19 years old when he was wrongly convicted of murder and attempted murder and served 15 years in a Dallas jail before DNA tests proved his innocence.
His dream is that no innocent person in Texas goes through the same ordeal.
“My dream is that no one goes to prison wrongfully,” Miles, now 38, said during a Monday visit to the Texas State Capitol. “No one should endure being scrutinized, no one should endure your self-esteem, your self-worth being stripped from you.”
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Divorces Granted
Michelle Cartwright Allison and Darin Scott Cox
Honorina V. Mendez Olivarez and Alfred L. Olivarez
Bryan Alan Brooks and Catherine Carrianne Brooks
Kimberly Michelle Reyes and Orlando Antonio Reyes
Cynthia Ann Walcher and Kit Carson Walcher
Ashley Marie Garrett and Joseph Wayne Garrett
Melinda Shanta and Leland John Shanta
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Civil Filings
72ND DISTRICT COURT
JUDGE RUBEN G. REYES
Torrey Roberts against Jayden Dodson, suit on personal injury auto
Allen Powers against Kathryn Flanders and Angeline Powers, suit on personal injury auto
Sammy Means against Ropes Farmers Cooperative Gin, suit on personal injury other
99TH DISTRICT COURT
JUDGE WILLIAM C. SOWDER
Jeremy Seitz against Jose Camacho, suit on personal injury auto
Green Tree Servicing LLC against Carolyn Claudette Evans and Tammy Ballard, suit on account
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House gives preliminary OK to Timothy Cole Exoneration Review Commission
AUSTIN — The Texas House of Representatives on Tuesday, April 23, gave preliminary approval to House Bill 166, a measure that would create the Timothy Cole Exoneration Review Commission.
The nine-member panel would examine wrongful convictions to determine what errors prosecutors or defense attorneys committed during the investigation of a case or during the trial.
It was a voice vote, but final passage of the measure, scheduled for Wednesday, April 24, will be a record vote.
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All Saints Episcopal School adds police presence
All Saints Episcopal School has added officers from the Lubbock Police Department to its array of security measures.
“We’re not reacting to events,” Headmaster Mike Bennett said on Tuesday, April 23. “We’ve been thinking about it for some years.”
Police will work on their off days for the private school, an arrangement Sgt. Jason Lewis, the LPD’s public information officer, said is common.
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Leach lets appeal deadline in Tech firing suit quietly pass
Former Texas Tech head football coach Mike Leach has apparently decided to let the nearly 3-year-old legal battle over his 2009 firing fade without a last shot.
A deadline for appealing District Judge William Sowder’s February decision that Tech had not violated Leach’s civil rights in the firing passed with no action by Leach’s lawyers.
A notice of appeal needed to be filed 30 days after Sowder signed the final judgment in the case.
The Avalanche-Journal made several attempts to seek a comment from Leach or his lawyers regarding the case, but no comment was provided.
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