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SWAT CERTIFICATION COURSE--The Hockley County Sheriff's Office recognized Deputy Ortega and Deputy Diaz for successfully completing an intensive 60-hour Basic SWAT Certification Course through P2 Concepts held from April 13-17 in Lubbock. The demanding course required exceptional discipline, advanced tactical skill and resilience. Throughout the training, both deputies demonstrated a commitment to excellence and a dedication to sharpening the skills necessary to serve and protect the community
SWAT CERTIFICATION COURSE
SEARCH TRAINING— The Levelland, Morton and Whiteface fire departments held a search training this past Tuesday on the 800 block of North 385 in Levelland. (Photo courtesy of Holly Crutcher)
SEARCH TRAINING
PLUMBING EXAMINER-- City manager James Fisher, in a presentation, recognized Eliezer Colunga for completing the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners requirements to become an inspector. (Staff photo)
City Council addresses zoning, quotes, appointments
Smyer First Baptist to celebrate 100 years Apr. 26
ERCOT files long-term load forecast through 2032
U.S. Iran talks in question as ceasefire set to expire
Whataburger staff and management joined the Levelland Chamber of Commerce for its official ribbon cutting on Thursday. The newly completed burger restaurant is location at 705 E Hwy 114 in Levelland and offers of the Texas favorite burgers 24/7. (Staff photo)
SBOE drafting new TEKs standards
LHS choir visits San Antonio
'SNOW WHITE: THE FAIREST OF THEM ALL”-- Levelland Middle School students Hildea Lawless and Paulina Chavira was a part of the the Ballet Lubbock's 'Snow White: The Fairest of Them All' last weekend at The Buddy Holly Hall. Hildea brought the stage to life as a Woodland Animal, while Paulina impressed as a Shadow Creature. Costumes were created by Leticia Delgado at Ballet Lubbock. (Levelland ISD photo)