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NATIONAL SALVATION ARMY WEEK - In celebration and recognition for National Salvation Army Week, a mobile food truck was held at 502 Avenue H in Levelland which provided free food from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Pictured from left to right are: Major David Worthy, Joel Garza, Maria Zamora, Susie Zapata, Jesse Zapata and Special Events Coordinator Albert Zapata. (Staff photo by Emily Campos)

NATIONAL SALVATION ARMY WEEK - In celebration and recognition for National Salvation Army Week, a mobile food truck was held at 502 Avenue H in Levelland which provided free food from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Pictured from left to right are: Major David Worthy, Joel Garza, Maria Zamora, Susie Zapata, Jesse Zapata and Special Events Coordinator Albert Zapata. (Staff photo by Emily Campos)

NATIONAL SALVATION ARMY WEEK

NATIONAL SALVATION ARMY WEEK
EXCELLENCE AWARDS - Pictured from left are: Kayla Perrin, Gregg Walker and Juanita Yanez received Employee Excellence Awards at South Plains College’s annual Employee Banquet on May 9 in the P.E. Complex on the Levelland campus. (SPC Photo)

EXCELLENCE AWARDS - Pictured from left are: Kayla Perrin, Gregg Walker and Juanita Yanez received Employee Excellence Awards at South Plains College’s annual Employee Banquet on May 9 in the P.E. Complex on the Levelland campus. (SPC Photo)

South Plains College honors three non-faculty employees

South Plains College honored three non-faculty employees with an Employee Excellence Award at its annual Employee Banquet on May 9.

Levelland Fire Report

5/10/2024 - HOCKLEY COUNTYDeputies took a report in reference to a Historical marker being vandalized in the Northern part of the county. A report for Criminal Mischief between $50 and $500 was made.5/9/2024 - LEVELLANDA deputy made a pedestrian stop in the 200 block of 8th Street.

Sundown Library receives grant

The Hogg Foundation for Mental Health is excited to announce the 2024 recipients of the Reliable Flexible Funding for Mental health and Well-being (RFF) grants.

TxDOT focus on motocyclist safety during May

Motorcyclists are more vulnerable to crashes and can be harder to spot for other drivers.Because of this, motorcyclists have a higher risk of being injured or killed in crashes compared to people in cars.The number of motorcyclist deaths in Texas has increased every year since 2020.