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GAS LEAK - The Levelland Fire Department, Levelland and Hockley County Emergency Management, Levelland Police Department and Atmos Energy had personnel responding to a gas leak located on Avenue A between 11th and 12th Street. The line that was found to be leaking was scheduled to be shutoff on Tuesday, Sept. 17. However, with the detection of the leak, the crews shutoff the old line a day ahead of schedule. (Staff photo by Evin Thomas)

GAS LEAK - The Levelland Fire Department, Levelland and Hockley County Emergency Management, Levelland Police Department and Atmos Energy had personnel responding to a gas leak located on Avenue A between 11th and 12th Street. The line that was found to be leaking was scheduled to be shutoff on Tuesday, Sept. 17. However, with the detection of the leak, the crews shutoff the old line a day ahead of schedule. (Staff photo by Evin Thomas)

GAS LEAK

AG PROFESSIONAL OF THE YEAR - Levelland’s Chamber of Commerce Ag Committee hosted the annual Hockley County Agricultural Appreciation Event on Wednesday at the Mallet Center. Each year, the Ag Committee recognizes an individual who has made a lasting contribution to the agricultural industry. The 2024 Agricultural Professional of the Year was introduced by Paxton Pugh with the award being presented to Cole Garner. (Staff photo by Evin Thomas)

AG PROFESSIONAL OF THE YEAR - Levelland’s Chamber of Commerce Ag Committee hosted the annual Hockley County Agricultural Appreciation Event on Wednesday at the Mallet Center. Each year, the Ag Committee recognizes an individual who has made a lasting contribution to the agricultural industry. The 2024 Agricultural Professional of the Year was introduced by Paxton Pugh with the award being presented to Cole Garner. (Staff photo by Evin Thomas)

AG PROFESSIONAL OF THE YEAR

TOWN HALL TOUR - Texas Representative of District 88, Ken King spoke at Levelland’s City Hall Wednesday morning to address priorities and answer audience questions about the upcoming legislative session. The visit was part of King’s Town Hall tour, a prelude to the legislative session that will begin in January. King spoke about several topics that are to be addressed in the legislature, including public education. Pictured is King speaking to community members at the Levelland City Hall. (Staff photo by Ev

TOWN HALL TOUR - Texas Representative of District 88, Ken King spoke at Levelland’s City Hall Wednesday morning to address priorities and answer audience questions about the upcoming legislative session. The visit was part of King’s Town Hall tour, a prelude to the legislative session that will begin in January. King spoke about several topics that are to be addressed in the legislature, including public education. Pictured is King speaking to community members at the Levelland City Hall. (Staff photo by Ev

TOWN HALL TOUR

Letter to the Editor

I have been serving as a volunteer at the Levelland Animal Shelter for over a year now and I have brought my concerns to the attention of the city manager and the mayor, and unfortunately, my concerns have not been addressed.

TxDot warns of fake TxTag scamming

Texting scams are targeting toll customers in Texas saying they’re from TxTag, and the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) is warning everyone to be on the lookout.There have been multiple reports of TxTag customers receiving text messages claiming to have a balance due or past due.

First responders honored during Star of Texas Awards

On Wednesday, Governor Greg Abbott commemorated peace officers, firefighters and first responders who demonstrated heroism and sacrifice in service to their communities and the entire state of Texas at the 2024 Star of Texas Awards in Austin.

Levelland City Council sets Monday’s agenda

The Levelland City Council will be holding a regular meeting Monday, September 16, beginning at 6 p.m. at City Hall.Agenda items set for the meeting include: Holding a public hearing on the proposed fiscal year 2024/ 2025 budget; Consider and take necessary action to approve Resolution No.