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CREATIVE LEARNING- Capitol 4th grade students are learning the importance of renewable and nonrenewable resources in Mrs. Clara Sander’s class. They learned the effect of coal mining and what it does to our land. In Photo is Piper Williams she is engaged in a stem activity called chocolate chip mining. (Photo submitted by Cristal Isaacks)

CREATIVE LEARNING- Capitol 4th grade students are learning the importance of renewable and nonrenewable resources in Mrs. Clara Sander’s class. They learned the effect of coal mining and what it does to our land. In Photo is Piper Williams she is engaged in a stem activity called chocolate chip mining. (Photo submitted by Cristal Isaacks)

CREATIVE LEARNING

Capitol 4th grade students are learning the importance of renewable and nonrenewable resources in Mrs. Clara Sander’s class. They learned the effect of coal mining and what it does to our land. In Photo is Piper Williams she is engaged in a stem activity called chocolate chip mining. 

Cotton Market was lackluster for November

Focus has officially shifted to the March contract now that First Notice Day for the December contract has passed. Last Friday, although a shortened trading day, did not lack action.
GO CART FUN- This past Thursday, Levelland Main Street, SPC & the Marigolds hosted Festival of Lights Christmas on the Square. The event started with the lighting of the SPC campus and the festivites moved to the Square. There were over 20 entries that participated in the parade. In photo was one of the parade participants. It was a night full of fun with many activities for the everyone that attended .(Staff photo by Emily Campos)

GO CART FUN- This past Thursday, Levelland Main Street, SPC & the Marigolds hosted Festival of Lights Christmas on the Square. The event started with the lighting of the SPC campus and the festivites moved to the Square. There were over 20 entries that participated in the parade. In photo was one of the parade participants. It was a night full of fun with many activities for the everyone that attended .(Staff photo by Emily Campos)

GO CART FUN

This past Thursday, Levelland Main Street, SPC & the Marigolds hosted Festival of Lights Christmas on the Square. The event started with the lighting of the SPC campus and the festivites moved to the Square. There were over 20 entries that participated in the parade.

USDA identifying need for cash flowbased assistance

USDA has begun implementing a process to identify whether an operation has sufficient cash flow to make their next scheduled loan payment. Through this procedure, qualifying borrowers can request FSA to cover their next installment due or a recently missed installment.
JOURNALISM ENDOWMENT - Former SPC Communications Department chairperson Charles Ehrenfeld and his wife Cathy Ehrenfeld recently contributed $10,000 to the Board of Directors of the SPC Foundation to create a scholarship endowment. The Charles L. and Cathy L. Ehrenfeld Journalism Scholarship Endowment will assist future media professionals. (Photo courtesy of SPC)

JOURNALISM ENDOWMENT - Former SPC Communications Department chairperson Charles Ehrenfeld and his wife Cathy Ehrenfeld recently contributed $10,000 to the Board of Directors of the SPC Foundation to create a scholarship endowment. The Charles L. and Cathy L. Ehrenfeld Journalism Scholarship Endowment will assist future media professionals. (Photo courtesy of SPC)

Ehrenfeld’s create journalism scholarship endowment

In an effort to provide support for South Plains College students interested in majoring in print journalism, photojournalism or media communications, the former SPC Communications Department chairperson and his wife recently contributed $10,000 to the Board of Directors of the SPC Foundation to...

Sundown Library prepares for relocation

On December 2, The Partners Library Action Network (PLAN) assisted the City of Sundown Library with cleaning and packing their library materials in preparation for the move later this month to their new building.
GRASS FIRE - Levelland-Hockley County Emergency issued a notification of a large grass fire near Barton Lane and Delaware Road Sunday morning around 9:45 a.m. Travelors were advised to avoid the area as a heavy presence of emergency vehicles attempted to contain the fire. The LFD called for mutual aid from the Smyer Fire Department, Hockley County and the state. Burning roughly 160 acres, fire crews were able to leave the scene around 2 p.m. (Photo courtesy of Hockley County Emergency Management)

GRASS FIRE - Levelland-Hockley County Emergency issued a notification of a large grass fire near Barton Lane and Delaware Road Sunday morning around 9:45 a.m. Travelors were advised to avoid the area as a heavy presence of emergency vehicles attempted to contain the fire. The LFD called for mutual aid from the Smyer Fire Department, Hockley County and the state. Burning roughly 160 acres, fire crews were able to leave the scene around 2 p.m. (Photo courtesy of Hockley County Emergency Management)

Emergency notification sign ups encouraged

With recent events in the Levelland and Hockley County area, Levelland-Hockley County Emergency Management Coordinator Cole Kirkland is continuing to earch community members to sign up for emergency notification alerts.

Levelland PD issues phone call scam warning

The Levelland Police Department issued a statement on their Facebook page Monday afternoon cautioning community members of a phone scam. The post details Levelland citizens receiving cell phone calls from unknown person(s) advising them of having kidnapped a loved one.