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Pictured is a 100 year vintage car on display during the Centennial Celebration this past Sunday. Levelland residents were able to view classic cars and visit vendors throughout the day. (Staff photo by Jentezen Smith)
Several acts performed at the Gazebo this past Sunday at the Centennial Celebration. Residents came out to enjoy the event. (Staff photo)
Ruby Moultrie sang “Lift Every Voice” this past Sunday at the Levelland Centennial Celebration. Community members enjoyed a free lunch and entertainment at the Gazebo. (Staff photo)
Smith Auto Family was the official parade sponsor for the parade at the Centennial Celebration this past Sunday. Residents enjoyed a day of fun with food, vendors and live entertainment. (Staff photo)
The City of Levelland Main Street parade float was all about birthday cake. Several business and entities decorated floats to celebrate Levelland’s 100th birthday. (Staff photo)
Pictured are Dailen Abouzar, Marjorie Ford, Tana Lockett, Margarett Lockett, Patience Childers and Tony Hopp enjoying the downtown festivities at the 100year celebration for Levelland this past Sunday. Residents enjoyed a parade, lunch and entertainment at the Gazebo. The event was moved to Sunday following weather concerns. The planned fireworks show has been postponed to a later date. (Staff photo)
2A SWEEPSTAKES-- The Whiteface High School Varsity Band competed at the Concert and Sight-Reading in Plains, Texas, delivering an outstanding performance of Broken Bow, The Troll King and Plaza de Toros. For the second consecutive year, the band earned a 2A Sweepstakes reflecting their dedication, discipline and passion for excellence. Leading the band is director Mikala Driver and assistant band director William Moncrief. (Whiteface CISD photo)