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Fall Fashion

As I take my early morning walks, I am impressed by the vivid colors that Fall displays, overshadowing the best efforts of other seasons. Magnificent red oaks are resplendent in scarlet, orange and rust, while pear trees show off their deep reds, oranges and yellows.
COL GRIT AWARD- City of Levelland GRIT Award was presented to Nancy Lopez, Business Manager by James Fisher and Justin Balderas. (City of Levelland photo)

COL GRIT AWARD- City of Levelland GRIT Award was presented to Nancy Lopez, Business Manager by James Fisher and Justin Balderas. (City of Levelland photo)

Texas claims first Thanksgiving celebration

Most history classes teach that the first Thanksgiving took place at Plymouth Colony in Virginia in 1961. However, the accuracy of that story is debatable, particularly since the Library of Congress notes a similar ceremony held decades earlier – in Texas.
Hancock distributes tax allocations

Hancock distributes tax allocations

Hancock distributes tax allocations

Acting Texas Comptroller Kelly Hancock announced last week he will send cities, counties, transit systems and special purpose districts $1.3 billion in local sales tax allocations for November, 6.4% more than in November 2024.

Christmas on the Square set for Dec. 4

The Levelland Main Street Program, Levelland Marigolds and SPC Student Relations announced the return of “Unwrapped: Festival of Lights – Christmas on the Square” holiday celebration set for Dec. 4.The event will begin at 6 p.m. at South Plains College where Dr. Robin Statterwhite, Santa and Mrs.
CITY OF LEVELLAND SERVICE RECOGNITIONS- Terez Ramos,10 years, Dispatch Supervisor/Law Enforcement Communications; Jo Ray Guerrero, 15 years, Street Department; Capt.Ty Land, 20 years, Levelland Police Department; and Donna Edwards, 20 years, Levelland Police Department. (City of Levelland photo).

CITY OF LEVELLAND SERVICE RECOGNITIONS- Terez Ramos,10 years, Dispatch Supervisor/Law Enforcement Communications; Jo Ray Guerrero, 15 years, Street Department; Capt.Ty Land, 20 years, Levelland Police Department; and Donna Edwards, 20 years, Levelland Police Department. (City of Levelland photo).

CITY OF LEVELLAND SERVICE RECOGNITIONS

Terez Ramos,10 years, Dispatch Supervisor/Law Enforcement Communications; Jo Ray Guerrero, 15 years, Street Department; Capt.Ty Land, 20 years, Levelland Police Department; and Donna Edwards, 20 years, Levelland Police Department.

Levelland Police Report

Nov. 128:31a.m. – Officer responded to the 100 block of E. Jefferson in reference to welfare check.8:42 a.m. – Officer responded to the 300 block of 10th Street regarding a burglary in progress. Report was taken.2 p.m.

Levelland Fire Dept. Report

Nov. 11Fire Department Engine 8 was dispatched to a motor vehicle accident in the 200 block of W. Hwy 114. Levelland EMS was also dispatched. Upon arrival, patient involved with mva was self-extricated and ambulatory and was with EMS personnel.

Hockley County Court Report

Hockley County Court Report 289th District CourtState vs. Amanda Turner, charged with driving while intoxicated >;=.15. Violated probation. Original petition 180 days confinement, probation one year, Fine $1,000, court costs $470, court appointed attorney $200.

Atmos toy drive underway

Atmos Energy will be holding a toy drive through Dec. 10.Donations of new, unopened toys are being gathered for youth ages 0 to 17 years old.The drop-off location is Atmos Energy at 1415 E. Hwy 114 behind Levelland Chevrolet and the Car Wash. Drop-off hours are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.