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HOMECOMING - South Plains College announced Edgar Delgado (right) of Sudan and Kallie Ketchersid of Ropesville as the 2024 Homecoming King and Queen, respectively, during halftime at the Texans/Western Texas College basketball game on Feb. 15 in the Texan Dome. (Photo courtesy of SPC Student Life)

HOMECOMING - South Plains College announced Edgar Delgado (right) of Sudan and Kallie Ketchersid of Ropesville as the 2024 Homecoming King and Queen, respectively, during halftime at the Texans/Western Texas College basketball game on Feb. 15 in the Texan Dome. (Photo courtesy of SPC Student Life)

SPC Homecoming Court recognized

News Staff
Friday, February 16, 2024
South Plains College announced Edgar Delgado of Sudan and Kallie Ketchersid of Ropesville as the 2024 Homecoming King and Queen, respectively, during halftime at the Texans/Western Texas College basketball game on Feb. 15 in the Texan Dome.

LISD approves sale process toward Carver

News Staff
Friday, February 16, 2024
Following an extensive executive session Wednesday evening, the Levelland ISD Board of Trustees approved a resolution that will begin the process to attempt to sell the Carver building.

Levelland approves interlocal agreement

News Staff
Friday, February 16, 2024
During the previous Levelland City Council meeting, Levelland and Hockley County Emergency Management Coordinator Cole Kirkland presented an Interlocal Agreement with The Alliance for Community Solutions Ltd and the City of Levelland for public safety notifications and other related matters.
HAZARDOUS ROAD CONDITIONS - Much of the West Texas area including portions of the Panhandle and New Mexico area saw various amounts of snowfall over the weekend heading into Monday. Icy conditions were reported throughout Hockley and Lubbock County cautioning drivers to practice safe driving methods and add extra time for commuting in the early morning of Monday. Various school districts and colleges postponed classes or opted for a 10 a.m. delay. Pictured is the intersection of Highway 114 and Avenue H, Su

HAZARDOUS ROAD CONDITIONS - Much of the West Texas area including portions of the Panhandle and New Mexico area saw various amounts of snowfall over the weekend heading into Monday. Icy conditions were reported throughout Hockley and Lubbock County cautioning drivers to practice safe driving methods and add extra time for commuting in the early morning of Monday. Various school districts and colleges postponed classes or opted for a 10 a.m. delay. Pictured is the intersection of Highway 114 and Avenue H, Su

HAZARDOUS ROAD CONDITIONS

News Staff
Tuesday, February 13, 2024
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