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...Hangry for justice...

WOMAN ADDRESSES THE AUDIENCE I am so hungry for justice. Where is the justice? So many double standards, so much suffering, so many blind eyes. It makes me so angry! I think I may actually be hangry for justice. But what good are our efforts.I think of a story that Jesus told.

...A simple remedy...

Chet stood in line at the coffee shop, his stomach growling louder than the hum of the espresso machine.It had been a long morning, and he hadn't eaten since his rushed breakfast—a measly slice of toast. As the line inched forward, his patience wore thin.

Sundown City Council approves interlocal agreements

The Sundown City Council approved their annual audit along with multiple interlocal agreements during their monthly regular meeting for February.During the action item portion of the meeting, the Council was presented the annual audit that was provided by CMMS CPAs and Advisors PLLC.
HISTORIC MURALS MAKE THEIR RETURN

HISTORIC MURALS MAKE THEIR RETURN

HISTORIC MURALS MAKE THEIR RETURN

During the next three weeks, EverGreene Architectural Arts will be installing and recreating the Wallace Theater’s historic murals in the auditorium. The reproductions of the murals have been shipped to Levelland from Brooklyn, NY, where EverGreene’s team hand painted the wall murals on canvas.
SPRING SPORTS FOR THE COMMUNITY

SPRING SPORTS FOR THE COMMUNITY

SPRING SPORTS FOR THE COMMUNITY

 As Spring sports near, the Levelland Parks Department has begun prepping the Oxy Sports Complex for community youth leagues to play on the fields along with softball and baseball tournaments that have been scheduled for the Spring and Summer.
ONE LAST TRIP DOWN THE SLED HILL

ONE LAST TRIP DOWN THE SLED HILL

ONE LAST TRIP DOWN THE SLED HILL

ONE LAST TRIP DOWN THE SLED HILL – The City of Levelland Parks Department capped off the winter season with a third and final sled hill event at Lobo Hill. The three trails made this go around opened Friday from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday’s hours were from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
MAKING HEADWAY

MAKING HEADWAY

MAKING HEADWAY

MAKING HEADWAY – Construction continues to progress at the Hockley County Credit Union. Rough framing of the new addition on the west side of the current building is in progress as well as the new drive through lanes. (Staff photo by Dom Puente)