Lubbock District Judge John "Trey" McClendon is set to retire. He has been serving in Lubbock County for nearly two decades. Judge McClendon recently announced his plans to retire, marking the end of a long tenure in the county.
Further details about his retirement can be found through local news sources. For more information on Judge McClendon's retirement, readers can refer to the original announcement from EverythingLubbock, which may provide additional context or updates on the transition.
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