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CAREGIVERS FOR THE COMMUNITY - Covenant Levelland has put together a committee that focuses on various ways to support the community. Through those efforts, a Winter Gear Drive will be held Friday, December 6, at the old Central Billing Office (CBO) on the Covenant Levelland Campus from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The items are free to the public. Donations from the public or caregivers can be taken to any three donations bins located at the hospital. Pictured from left to right are: Stephanie Bihl, Amanda Tienda, Bro

CAREGIVERS FOR THE COMMUNITY - Covenant Levelland has put together a committee that focuses on various ways to support the community. Through those efforts, a Winter Gear Drive will be held Friday, December 6, at the old Central Billing Office (CBO) on the Covenant Levelland Campus from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The items are free to the public. Donations from the public or caregivers can be taken to any three donations bins located at the hospital. Pictured from left to right are: Stephanie Bihl, Amanda Tienda, Bro

CAREGIVERS FOR THE COMMUNITY

SALE DAY – Attendees of the Clovis Horse Sale sat in the audience to watch and buy horses during sale day on Nov. 23 at the Mallet Event Center and Arena. The Clovis Horse Sales returned to Levelland for a two day event, November 22-23. The featuring lineup included equine activities, demonstrations, and a live horse sale. The weekend event is family-friendly and is free and open to the public. (Staff photo by Evin Thomas)

SALE DAY – Attendees of the Clovis Horse Sale sat in the audience to watch and buy horses during sale day on Nov. 23 at the Mallet Event Center and Arena. The Clovis Horse Sales returned to Levelland for a two day event, November 22-23. The featuring lineup included equine activities, demonstrations, and a live horse sale. The weekend event is family-friendly and is free and open to the public. (Staff photo by Evin Thomas)

SALE DAY

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The holiday season is a special time for family and friends. During November, and as we celebrate Thanksgiving, we are able to reflect on the true spirit of thankfulness. The blessings in ourlives are abundant and we should not allow them to go unnoticed.

DPS announces new department director

The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) announced that Senior Deputy Director Freeman F. Martin has been selected to serve as the department's 14th director. Martin is the first Texas Ranger to ascend to the position.On August 23, DPS Director Steven C.
20 YEARS OF SERVICE - During the Employee Appreciation Banquet for the City of Levelland, Captain Tammie McDonald with the LPD was recognized for her 35 years of service. Pictured alongside McDonald is Mayor Breann Buxkemper. (Staff photo by Dom Puente)

20 YEARS OF SERVICE - During the Employee Appreciation Banquet for the City of Levelland, Captain Tammie McDonald with the LPD was recognized for her 35 years of service. Pictured alongside McDonald is Mayor Breann Buxkemper. (Staff photo by Dom Puente)

20 YEARS OF SERVICE

20 YEARS OF SERVICE - During the Employee Appreciation Banquet for the City of Levelland, Assistant City Manager Joe Cavasos was recognized for his 20 years of service. Pictured alongside Cavazos is Mayor Breann Buxkemper. (Staff photo by Dom Puente)

20 YEARS OF SERVICE - During the Employee Appreciation Banquet for the City of Levelland, Assistant City Manager Joe Cavasos was recognized for his 20 years of service. Pictured alongside Cavazos is Mayor Breann Buxkemper. (Staff photo by Dom Puente)

20 YEARS OF SERVICE

FIVE YEARS OF SERVICE - During the City of Levelland’s 55th Annual Employee Appreciation Banquet, several employees were recognized for reaching the five years of service mark. Pictured from right to left are: Joshua Rincones with the LPD, Dustin Reichelt with the Parks and Cemetery Department, Emilio Miranda with the LPD, City Secretary Andrea Corley, Amado J. Galvan with the Street Department and Eli Colunga with Code Enforcement. Not pictured is Ivan Baeza with the LPD. (Staff photo by Dom Puente)

FIVE YEARS OF SERVICE - During the City of Levelland’s 55th Annual Employee Appreciation Banquet, several employees were recognized for reaching the five years of service mark. Pictured from right to left are: Joshua Rincones with the LPD, Dustin Reichelt with the Parks and Cemetery Department, Emilio Miranda with the LPD, City Secretary Andrea Corley, Amado J. Galvan with the Street Department and Eli Colunga with Code Enforcement. Not pictured is Ivan Baeza with the LPD. (Staff photo by Dom Puente)

FIVE YEARS OF SERVICE