- PRE-PATROL PANCAKES-- The Levelland Rotary Clubs hosted its annual Rotary Morning Breakfast to kick-off the Cotton & Crude Festivities Saturday. Pictured are Levelland police officers Victor Feregrino (left), Blake Parker and Rocio Gameros enjoy breakfast together before starting work for the day. (Submitted Photo by Delany Jackson)
- HOMEGROWN TALENT-- South Plains College musicians Dawson Marrow, Brent Wheeler and Jade Throneberry were ready to take the stage to perform for the second annual Cotton & Crude Festival Saturday. The event hosted SPC Commercial Music performers, country musician Will Banister and headliner Giovannie and the Hired Guns. (Submitted Photo by Delany Jackson)
- TURTLE RACE WINNERS-- The winners of the Cotton & Crude annual Turtle Race proudly pose with their ribbons and turtles. Pictured from the left are: Benjamin Baigen and his tortoise “Otis” placed third; Kerrigan Boggs with her turtle “Lobo” placed second; and first place winner was Casey Daniel and her champion turtle “Rainbow Queen.” (Submitted Photo by Delany Jackson)
- FIRST COTTON & CRUDE FEST-- Little Jaliahs Munguia, infant, experienced his first Cotton & Crude Festival Saturday with his family Rosa Rincones, Layla Munguia, Nevaeh Martinez, Mary Jane Martinez and Ryan Munguia. The second annual Cotton & Crude Festival was enjoyed by all, from the very young to the young at heart. (Submitted Photo by Delany Jackson)
- BEST DECORATED TURTLES-- The second annual Cotton & Crude Festival hosted its beloved annual turtle race as one of several events held throughout the day Saturday. Pictured from the left are the winners of the best decorated turtles with their awards: Benjamin Baigen and his tortoise “Otis” won the third place ribbon; Casey Daniel and his turtle “Venom” won the first place ribbon; and Jayde Daniels and “Rainbow Queen” won the second place ribbon. (Submitted Photo by Delany Jackson)