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TWC invests through PROWD Grant efforts

The Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) is investing in efforts to enhance existing rehabilitation and reentry efforts after receiving a $4.6 million Partners for Reentry Opportunities in Workforce Development (PROWD) Grant. The funding, which comes from the U.S.
RAINBOW TROUT

RAINBOW TROUT

RAINBOW TROUT

RAINBOW TROUT - The City of Levelland Parks Department provided an early holiday present for community fishers by stocking 500 pounds of Rainbow Trout in Lobo Lake Monday afternoon to begin the 2023-24 trout season.

Levelland Police Report

11/19/2023 - 1300 block of Avenue H - 2:09 P.M. Officers with the LPD received a report of an assault that had already occurred within the area. Upon further investigation, a female suspect was identified and a report was taken for Assault, Family Violence. 11/18/2023 - 500 block of S.

Levelland Fire Report

11/18/2023 - DISPATCHED 5:16 P.M. - CLEARED 5:27 P.M. LEVELLAND A homeowner in the 300 block of E. Ellis Street requested fire units to check her house. Fire personnel located a burner that was left on and a gas smell. The house was checked for additional hazards before returning to the station.
HARD WORK RECOGNIZED - The Levelland Police Department received their Texas Police Chief’s Association Law Enforcement Accreditation Program Certificate during Monday’s Levelland City Council meeting. Pictured are Amarillo Police Chief and Region Two TPCA Director Martin Birkenfield and Levelland Police Chief Albert Garcia holding the TPCA Certification. (Staff photo by Dom Puente)

HARD WORK RECOGNIZED - The Levelland Police Department received their Texas Police Chief’s Association Law Enforcement Accreditation Program Certificate during Monday’s Levelland City Council meeting. Pictured are Amarillo Police Chief and Region Two TPCA Director Martin Birkenfield and Levelland Police Chief Albert Garcia holding the TPCA Certification. (Staff photo by Dom Puente)

HARD WORK RECOGNIZED

Hockley County Court Report

Disposed civil cases filed in the 286th District Court: Celia D. Smith, as representative of the estate Evelyn M. Corbell, deceased v. Peter Fehr Guenther and D, B, A Guenth Trucking, final judgment, non-jury, injury or damage with motor vehicle.

Progressive Women’s Christmas Home Tour set December 5

The Progressive Women’s Club will host their annual “Deck the Halls”Christmas Home Tour to be held Monday, December 4. The touring times will be from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., featuring four homeswith holiday décor, refreshments and musical entertainment.

Senior Menus

HOCKLEY MENU Monday- Rigatoni with meat sauce, garlic bread, seasoned lima beans, tossed salad w/dressing and mandarin oranges w/whipped topping. Tuesday-BBQ beef/ sauce, smothered potatoes, pinto beans, apricots and wheat bun.

SPC hosts annual tree lighting event, Nov. 30

South Plains College will host its annual Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony on Thursday, November 30, at the entrance to the college. Musical entertainment will be provided by the Fine Arts Department, directed by Dr. Gary Hudson. The SPC Band will begin playing at 5:30 p.m. At 6 p.m.