GRAFFITI ART-- Art teacher, Mrs. Mary Bara allowed third graders at South Elementary to trace their names using graffiti. The project introduced students to the origins of graffiti and helped students and teachers learn each other’s name for the upcoming year. Pictured is third grader Alexi Galindo. (Photo courtsey of Cristal Isaacks)
CODING FOR THE FUTURE
ESCAPE ARTISTS - The City of Sundown Library hosted multiple programs for area families which included an escape room as a fundraiser for the library’s gamer lounge. Pictured are runner-ups, The Tucker Detectives with a time of 30 minutes and one second. Eight teams competed and all were able to make it out in the allotted 45 minute time frame. The A-Team which consisted of Sundown ISD administrators were the unofficial winners. (Photo courtesy of the City of Sundown Library)
WRITERS’ WEEK - During the City of Sundown’s Summer Library Program, a highlight was local author S.J. Dahlstrom and his horse, Thunder, visiting during Writers’ Week. Children received tips on writing, reading, and horsemanship. (Photo courtesy of City of Sundown Library)
AUGUST BUSINESS OF THE MONTH - The Keep Levvelland Beautiful Program recognized West Texas Optimal Health as the business of the month on Monday. The business is located at 915 Austin St. Pictured is Cristal Isaacks, owner Michelle Acevedo and Mary Siders. Acevedo is a certified family nurse practitioner and has been in business for three years in Levelland. (Photo courtesy of Emily Campos)
STUCO GIVES BACK - LHS Student Council members welcomed back new LHS teachers on campus with survival buckets. The survival buckets include pens, band-aids, sticky notes, aspirin and more items for the upcoming year. Pictured from left to right are: Melody Demel, Alvaro Loza, Student Council Sponsor Scott Lawson, Amor Gabaldon and Ryan Jeanneret. (Photo courtesy of LHS)