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Cotton crop market projections underwhelm

The statistical service of the United States Department of Agriculture is projecting this year's Upland cotton crop to be roughly 1.5 million bales lower than initially expected.USDA’s nationwide forecast of 14.

West Plains IPM update

Most everyone is looking forward to what the forecast has been callingfor – more moderate temperatures and some rainfall over the next fewdays.It is never too late for rain, though some crops may not benefit forthis year.
FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS RETURNS

FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS RETURNS

FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS RETURNS

The Levelland Lobos 2024-2025 season began Friday against the Dalhart Wolves at home. The Lobos dropped their first game of the season and hope to rebound with a road win against the Pecos Eagles. Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m. on Friday.

LISD School Board adopts 2025 budget, tax rate

The Levelland ISD Board of Trustees held a special meeting last week where the group adopted a budget and a tax rate for the Fiscal Year 2025.State law requires a public hearing prior to the adoption of a budget. Any taxpayer in the district was allowed to attend and participate in the hearing.

Local burning tips offered

Despite the fall season approaching, the lack of moisture along with high temperatures continue to amplify drought conditions resulting in wildfire conditions being a constant threat.

Rep. Ken King makes local stops

On Wednesday, September 11, Representative Ken King will be touring a segment of House District 88 to discuss the upcoming 89 th Regular Legislative Session.King will be at the following locations: Lamb County Courthouse, located at 100 6th Drive in Littlefield from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m.

Cotton and Crude Fest returns Sat.

Cotton and Crude Fest is making its return as the event celebrates the town’s rich heritage and love for music.The event brings together top-tier musicians and local artists, making it a must-attend for anyone passionate about live performances.
TEARDOWN BEGINS

TEARDOWN BEGINS

TEARDOWN BEGINS

Road work has begun with Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) crews tearing out the median on College Avenue.
LEVELLAND PUBLIC WORKS

LEVELLAND PUBLIC WORKS

LEVELLAND PUBLIC WORKS

The City of Levelland had a public works crew conducting water line work along the corner of College Avenue and Pecan Street last week. Pictured is the crew undergoing minor digging to reach their necessary water line in need of repair.