READ FOR 15

Capitol 4th-Grader Journee Taylor is studying up on Patrick Mahomes for the ReadFor15 reading program. Levelland ABC, Capitol, and South librarians want all PK-4th graders to join the ReadFor15 program that started on September 10.

SPC offers fall quilting orientation class

South Plains College will offer another quilting orientation class at 5:30 p.m. on Sept. 17 in Room 121 of the Technical Arts Building on the Levelland campus.During orientation night, there will be three quilts available to view.

...9-11: CHANGED FOREVER...

We crossed the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge in the middle of the night, after one a.m. As we crossed the bridge, to the left, the Statue of Liberty was visible. Beyond her, we could see the smoke blowing out over the water from the destroyed twin towers.

...Why God Won’t Go Away...

Last week we began to look at the research findings of two neuro-physicians who conducted extensive research studying the relationship between human consciousness and “the persistent particularly human longing to connect with something larger than ourselves.

...The Limit...

It wasn’t a huge argument. We’d had worse. It was simply dealing with the pressures of unexpected circumstances that meant we were sharing our home with a relative who needed our care. We were more than happy to help in any way we could.

...Unwrap it!...

‘Peace I leave with you; My perfect peace I give to you; not as the world gives do I give to you. Do not let your heart be troubled, nor let it be afraid.’ John 14:27 (AMP).Each one of us who has responded to the call of Jesus in our lives has received the gift of peace.

DANCINGTHE NIGHT AWAY

During Saturday’s Cotton and Crude Fest, attendees enjoyed live music and enjoyed a bit of dancing as Bri Bagwell and The Wilder Blue played crowd favorites. The event was held in downtown Levelland similar to years past.

TRASH TO TREASURE

TRASH TO TREASURE--Miss Peikart's LHS Theater Department students engaged in an intresting recycling lesson last week. The students held a fashion show for several classes wearing costumes made out of recycled items .

Texas Comptroller announces Record $422 million in unclaimed property for 2024

The Texas Comptroller’s office approved and paid out a record $422.4 million in unclaimed property during the past fiscal year, Comptroller Glenn Hegar announced today.

Senior Menu

HOCKLEYCOUNTY Monday: Country fried beef patty w/cream gravy, yellow corn, turnip greens, wheat roll and apricots w/skin-lt. syrupTuesday: Taco pie/salad topping, pinto beans, chuck wagon corn, corn tortilla and imit. peanut butter cup.