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NEW TREES - The City of Levelland Cemetery crew were getting the grounds prepared for new trees Wednesday. The Parks and Cemetery department continually work to add new trees to parks and cemetery’s. (Photo courtesy of the City of Levelland)

NEW TREES - The City of Levelland Cemetery crew were getting the grounds prepared for new trees Wednesday. The Parks and Cemetery department continually work to add new trees to parks and cemetery’s. (Photo courtesy of the City of Levelland)

DSHS provides updated measles information

The Texas Department of State Health Services is reporting an outbreak of measles in the South Plains and Panhandle regions of Texas.As of May 23, 728 cases have been identified since late January. Ninety-four of the patients have been hospitalized. This is an increase of 6 since the May 20 update.

SPC students from Hockley County recognized

LEVELLAND—SouthPlains College (SPC) congratulates more than 800 students who received their academic degree and/or certificate in Spring 2025.Listed below are SPC students from the Hockley County area who recieved an academic degree and/or certificate in Spring 2025.

DPS troopers honored at Fallen Officers Memorial

Governor Greg Abbott today honored the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) troopers and Texas Rangers who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving in the line of duty during DPS’ annual Peace Officers Memorial Service.
COUNCIL MEMBER DISTRICT B - Levelland City Councilman Max Ledesma underwent an Oath of Office which was administered by the City Secretary Andrea Corley during Monday evening's regular council meeting. Ledesma ran unopposed in the May general election. (Staff photo by Dom Puente)

COUNCIL MEMBER DISTRICT B - Levelland City Councilman Max Ledesma underwent an Oath of Office which was administered by the City Secretary Andrea Corley during Monday evening's regular council meeting. Ledesma ran unopposed in the May general election. (Staff photo by Dom Puente)

COUNCIL MEMBER DISTRICT B

COUNCIL MEMBER DISTRICT D - Levelland City Councilman Michael Stueart underwent an Oath of Office which was administered by the City Secretary Andrea Corley during Monday evening's regular council meeting. Stueart ran in the May general election as an incumbent. (Staff photo by Dom Puente)

COUNCIL MEMBER DISTRICT D - Levelland City Councilman Michael Stueart underwent an Oath of Office which was administered by the City Secretary Andrea Corley during Monday evening's regular council meeting. Stueart ran in the May general election as an incumbent. (Staff photo by Dom Puente)

COUNCIL MEMBER DISTRICT D

Levelland Police Report

5/19/25 – 300 block of DouglasAn animal control officer received an animal complaint.5/18/25 – 100 block of West Avenue – 10:21 P.M.Officers were dispatched to the area in reference to a female subject pouring gas outside to set on fire.

Fire Report

5/12/25 - 9:45 P.M. - LEVELLANDThe LFD were dispatched to the 900 block of Robin Road in regard to a gas odor at a residence. Units arrived on scene and ran the tri gas monitor. Atmos arrived on scene and the scene was released to them.5/7/25 – 10 A.M.

HCSO Report

5/25/25-HOCKLEYCOUNTYA deputy was advised by dispatch to dispatch to the 1600 block of Ave T in regards to harassment.5/14/25-HOCKLEYCOUNTYDispatch advised a deputy to respond to Smyer School in reference to burglary of a vehicle.
FOOD - Mr. Hill's Entrepreneur LHS students finished their semester by creating their own Food Truck. Students first had to create a comprehensive plan that outlined business goals, strategies, and financial projections. They had to use marketing skills learned this year to develop strategies to reach target customers, build brand recognition, and drive sales. Finally, they designed a mock Food Truck that represented their business. Pictured is Junior, Zechariah Martinez. (Photo courtesy of Cristal Isaacks)

FOOD - Mr. Hill's Entrepreneur LHS students finished their semester by creating their own Food Truck. Students first had to create a comprehensive plan that outlined business goals, strategies, and financial projections. They had to use marketing skills learned this year to develop strategies to reach target customers, build brand recognition, and drive sales. Finally, they designed a mock Food Truck that represented their business. Pictured is Junior, Zechariah Martinez. (Photo courtesy of Cristal Isaacks)

FOOD TRUCKS