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SONIC AMAZING KID!– Levelland High School student Austin Ellis, junior, was nominated in Sonic’s Amazing Kid Contest for making an impact in the community. Austin is a National Honor Society member and the President of the Levelland Chamber’s YELL Organization. He also stays busy on the football team and in the Lobo Band. He won the Amazing Kid Contest for these reasons and for his work with Bill’s BackPacks each month. Austin is constantly working to help gather food items, prepare inventory, and prepare B

SONIC AMAZING KID!– Levelland High School student Austin Ellis, junior, was nominated in Sonic’s Amazing Kid Contest for making an impact in the community. Austin is a National Honor Society member and the President of the Levelland Chamber’s YELL Organization. He also stays busy on the football team and in the Lobo Band. He won the Amazing Kid Contest for these reasons and for his work with Bill’s BackPacks each month. Austin is constantly working to help gather food items, prepare inventory, and prepare B

The Hunter Watson Memorial fund offers grants to innovate young people

There are a lot of young people with new ideas, enthusiasm and passion, but without the financial means to change their dreams into reality. The Hunter Watson Memorial Fund is now offering grants to help support these young innovators.
ANTIQUE DECOR GALORE!– Wendy Swarb of Sudan was shopping for antique flowers in Sherry Spiller, of Lubbock, booth at the annual Petticoats on the Prairie held Friday and Saturday at the Mallet Event Center and Arena. The ladies had more than 100 booths to find the perfect home decor. (Staff Photo by DeeLaine Ruiz)

ANTIQUE DECOR GALORE!– Wendy Swarb of Sudan was shopping for antique flowers in Sherry Spiller, of Lubbock, booth at the annual Petticoats on the Prairie held Friday and Saturday at the Mallet Event Center and Arena. The ladies had more than 100 booths to find the perfect home decor. (Staff Photo by DeeLaine Ruiz)

Super Reunion begins Thursday

The time for friends to come together for Levelland graduates as the 100 Year Super Reunion kicks off Thursday and will come to an end Saturday. The first super reunion took place roughly three years ago after a few individuals got together and decided it would be a different experience.

LHS Class ‘69-’73 50th reunion set

The Levelland High School graduating classes of ‘69-‘73, will be hosting a 50th Class Reunion Friday, October 21. The reunion will be held from 6 p.m. until 9 p.m. at the Levelland Intermediate School Cafeteria, located at 10th Street and Avenue E.

Silverado Apparel & Home to host Main Street Mingle Oct. 12

Levelland Main Street will be hosting a Main Street Merchant Mingle to welcome Silverado Apparel & Home to Downtown Levelland. Silverado Apparel & Home is owned and operated by Carye Gruben and her daughter, Kaelyn Blayne. The mingle will be held from 6 p.m. until 7 p.m.

South Plains Geneology to host meeting Oct. 8

The South Plains Genealogical Society invites the pubic to hear special guest Ray Lozada Saturday, October 8. Lozada will be presenting a program on Juan Vasquez Coronado, his 20th greatgrandfather, and his quest for the Seven Cities of Gold and the “Lady in Blue”. The event will be held from 10 a.
LHS Class ‘69-’73 50th reunion set

LHS Class ‘69-’73 50th reunion set

LHS Class ‘69-’73 50th reunion set

The Levelland High School graduating classes of ‘69-‘73, will be hosting a 50th Class Reunion Friday, October 21. The reunion will be held from 6 p.m. until 9 p.m. at the Levelland Intermediate School Cafeteria, located at 10th Street and Avenue E.