Stefan Ardeloff with English Newsroom smiled after serving guests wine in Atchinson’s Jewelry during Friday night’s Sip and Swirl event. (Staff photo by Evin Thomas)
Tammy Franklin and Maryan Moore were set up outside of Studebakers VIP lounge in downtown Levelland during Friday night’s Sip and Swirl event. (Staff photo by Evin Thomas)
Arlette Silva, Jolenna Carter and Tina Wiiest smiled in front of Wallace Theater’s booth at Sip and Swirl on Friday evening, serving up wine, food and merchandise to attendees at the event. (Staff photo by Evin Thomas)
Tameisha, Gatlin and Rowdy Bolen smiled at the Bolen Vineyards table set up during Friday night’s Sip and Swirl event in Downtown Levelland. They served tacos to attendees along with their wine. (Staff photo by Evin Thomas)
Amanda and Roxann served Sip and Swirl attendees beer inside K’s Glamour Corner in downtown Levelland on Friday night. (Staff photo by Evin Thomas)
Keitha Lane stood with the Prairie Chick table inside Austin Street’s Our Stuff store, offering wine and food items to attendees of Friday night’s Sip and Swirl event. Prairie Chick was one of six wineries at the event. (Staff photo by Evin Thomas)
GROUPYOU CAN ALWAYS COUNT ON - Members of the Levelland Walmart Supercenter participated in the Keep Levelland Beautiful Community Wide Clean-Up event held this past Saturday. Walmart has been a continuous supporter of the clean up events held every year. The next clean up will be held in the spring for interested volunteers. This year the number of volunteers unofficially reached 100. (Staff photo by Essence Childres)
Keep Levelland Beautiful (KLB) held their fall Community Wide Clean-Up event Saturday morning. Roughly 100 volunteers participated in the event picking up trash and cleaning various areas along Highway 114. Each year KLB holds two clean up events in the Fall and Spring to help promote keeping a clean community. As the years have progressed, the event continues to bring more volunteers each time. Pictured are volunteers who spent their mornings cleaning up the community. (Staff photo by Essence Childres)