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Texas city may replace proposed visitor center with info kiosks
November 5, 2008
(Lubbock, Texas) Avalanche-Journal: A proposal to position kiosks around Lubbock, Texas, instead of constructing a visitor center will be tested by the City Council today. Councilman Todd Klein will ask for $40,000 for an automated machine at Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport, where visitors could get information about the city, tickets to entertainment venues or bus passes. It's the first time Klein has brought his kiosk idea to a vote. Click to continue
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