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LEAVING A LASTING IMPACT - Levelland Police Chief Albert Garcia shared how proud he was working along side the officers within the agency and is eager to see the great work they continue to do. Garcia also thanked each department has been a part of during his 31-year career because he was allowed to grow and become a better police officer and person. Chief Garcia will be celebrated during his retirement party May 31, from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at Studebaker Events in Levelland. (Staff photo by Dom Puente)

LEAVING A LASTING IMPACT - Levelland Police Chief Albert Garcia shared how proud he was working along side the officers within the agency and is eager to see the great work they continue to do. Garcia also thanked each department has been a part of during his 31-year career because he was allowed to grow and become a better police officer and person. Chief Garcia will be celebrated during his retirement party May 31, from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at Studebaker Events in Levelland. (Staff photo by Dom Puente)

LPD Chief Albert Garcia recaps long career

For Levelland Police Chief Albert Garcia, the opportune time has come for him to retire from the LPD after a 31-year career in law enforcement.Following his high school graduation, Garcia had his heart set on becoming a peace officer. However, those feelings were not shared by his parents.

Texas Veteran Commission issues grants

On Wednesday, Governor Greg Abbott and the Texas Veterans Commission (TVC) announced over $44 million in Fund for Veterans’ Assistance (FVA) grants that will be distributed among 181 organizations across the state.

Letter to the Editor

Folks I need a little help. I’m at an impasse.The arithmetic teachings taught to me at ole’ Sundown High and a couple of college years in the military just don’t register with what is happening with the government.

Letter to the Editor

As a realtor, I cannot stress enough the significance of property maintenance when it comes to selling your home.Potential buyers are naturally drawn to well-maintained properties as it gives them a sense of security and assurance.

Hockley County Sheriff’s Report

5/19/2024 – LEVELLANDA HCSO deputy was dispatched to the intersection of Kelly Road and W. Houston, in reference to loose livestock. Three head of cattle were seized and categorized as astray.

Levelland Fire Report

5/22/2024 - DISPATCHED 2:43 P.M. - CLEARED 4:20 P.M. HOCKLEYCOUNTY The fire department received a report of a tractor fire near Monaco road and Phoenix Road. While enroute, units responding located heavy black smoke and requested assistance from Cochran County.