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TxDOT begins road projects

The Texas Department of Transportation is beginning work this week on a $1.63 million safety project to install reflective pavement markers (RPMs) to various roads in all the Lubbock District’s 17-county service area.

Hockley County Sheriff’s Report

5/5/2024-HOCKLEYCOUNTYDeputies with the Hockley County Sheriff’s Office stopped at the1700 block of Pheasant Road in regards to an abandoned utility trailer.5/4/2024 - SMYERDeputies were dispatched to the 800 block of 4th Street in Smyer in reference to under age drinking.

Texas Most Wanted announces May fugitive

Texas 10 Most Wanted Sex Offender Marcos Christopher Alonzo is this month’s Featured Fugitive.The reward for information leading to his arrest is increased to $4,000 during May if the tip is received this month.
SENIOR CLASS - LISD seniors and their parents were invited to spend time together to paint a ceiling tile that would be placed in the LHS hallway. The ceiling tiles will be left up and the Class of 24 will leave their legacy in the hallway forever. This event will grow with future LHS seniors. LISD thanked Dr. Birdwell for theg idea and the maintenance crew for hanging them for students. Pictured is LHS Senior Grace Bateman. (Photo courtesy of Cristal Isaacks)

SENIOR CLASS - LISD seniors and their parents were invited to spend time together to paint a ceiling tile that would be placed in the LHS hallway. The ceiling tiles will be left up and the Class of 24 will leave their legacy in the hallway forever. This event will grow with future LHS seniors. LISD thanked Dr. Birdwell for theg idea and the maintenance crew for hanging them for students. Pictured is LHS Senior Grace Bateman. (Photo courtesy of Cristal Isaacks)

SENIOR CLASS

PLANTING A TREE- Second graders at South Elementary had the honor of planting a Fruitless Mulberry Tree on Friday. Every child got to use the shovel and put the dirt around the tree. LISD thanked Mrs. Jessica Kelly and the Hockley County Soil and Water for making the event happen and for adding beauty to the campus. (Photo courtesy of Cristal Isaacks)

PLANTING A TREE- Second graders at South Elementary had the honor of planting a Fruitless Mulberry Tree on Friday. Every child got to use the shovel and put the dirt around the tree. LISD thanked Mrs. Jessica Kelly and the Hockley County Soil and Water for making the event happen and for adding beauty to the campus. (Photo courtesy of Cristal Isaacks)

PLANTING A TREE

...Parable of the Talents...

The sign on the third door of the investment firm’s top floor read ‘Random Walker’. While a flurry of activity flowed in and out of the open doors closest to the reception desk, this door was closed. Thin slivers of light escaped between the closed blinds.