CAPITAL CHRISTMAS PROGRAM

CHRISTMAS PROGRAM

Hockley County Court Report

Enrique Rodriguez v. Rosemary Rodriguez, agreed judgments, divorce.Marcela Gebhardt, Gerardo Hernandez Hernandez v. Jose Marquez Meza, Rodolfo Marquez-Jacquez, non- suited or dismissed by plaintiff, injury or damage with motor vehicle.Alexandra Meagan Boyd v.

Senior Menus

HOCKLEY COUNTY Monday: Herb roasted chicken thighs, potato wedges, peas & carrots, whole wheat rolls w/margarine, strawberries w/ whipped topping.Tuesday: Sloppy Joe on bun, country potato salad, carrots & zucchini and creamy fruit square.

CANDYLAND

CANDYLAND--Pre-kindergarten students in Mrs. Desiree Nock's class experienced a classroom transformation last Friday. Mrs. Knock set up her room to resemble the Candyland game. The set up help students with alphabet letters, sounds and number recognition. (Photo courtesy of Cristal Isaacks).

Sundown Roughneck Theatre presents “The Brightest Thing” December 14-15

Sundown Roughneck Theatre presents 'The Brightest Thing (or the Squonk Play)' by Don Zolidis this weekend. The play is a new American fable that is tinged with sadness.A young girl goes on an imaginary journey in a hot air balloon to rescue her mother.

SPC hosts fall commencement Dec. 13

South Plains College will host its fall commencement ceremony at 10:30 a.m. on Dec. 13 in the Texan Dome on the Levelland campus.This semester, 541 students applied for graduation, and 258 students will participate in the ceremony.

CHRISTMAS RECITAL

CHRISTMAS RECITAL- Texas Music Supply presented the 2024 Christmas Recital Sunday, December 8, in First Baptist Church’s Judson Hall in Levelland. Students of Cheryl and Lonnie Joe Howell performed selections on piano, guitar and violin.

FAMILY THAT CARES

The Salvation Army Levelland has started their red kettle bell ringing this week, collecting funds to support people in the local community. Pictured are the Gavina’s; Jeremiah, Alexis, Allegra and Trace volunteering.

Sundown City Council announces meeting Tues.

The Sundown City Council will be holding a regular meeting Tuesday, December 10, beginning at 5:30 p.m. in the council chambers at City Hall.Agenda items slated for the meeting include: Call to Order; Invocation; Citizen appearances; Department updates; Approval of the Nov.