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TTC approves $345 million state project

New sidewalks, bikeways and other types of infrastructure will help improve safety and enhance quality of life in Texas communities with approval by the Texas Transportation Commission of more than $345 million for projects across the state.
LEVELLAND FFA - Levelland FFA shared that the pictured students received their Texas Cattle Feeders Association Feed Yard Technician Certification. Over the past month, they have attended different training’s that will get them ready for a potential career in a feedlot setting , working heavy machinery, and welding. Pictured from left to right are: Rance Massey, Brayden Moore, Easton Obenhaus and David Tarango. (Photo submitted by Cristal Isaacks)

LEVELLAND FFA - Levelland FFA shared that the pictured students received their Texas Cattle Feeders Association Feed Yard Technician Certification. Over the past month, they have attended different training’s that will get them ready for a potential career in a feedlot setting , working heavy machinery, and welding. Pictured from left to right are: Rance Massey, Brayden Moore, Easton Obenhaus and David Tarango. (Photo submitted by Cristal Isaacks)

LEVELLAND FFA

Cold weather tips during colder months

Fall is in the air, which means there is a lot to get done around the house before the cold weather comes. From landscaping to insulation, read on for a homeowner’s guide to prepping for the upcoming season.

Oil Report

Drilling Permits: Hockley County Texland Petroleum, LP has a new recompletion permit for its Pair Lease, Well NO. 1 (API 42-219-- 31947), a vertical well, 660’ FNL & 660’ FEL of the Taylor, A survey, Abstract 217, 7075’ total depth, 177.1 acres.

Hunter safety stressed

From the Coastal Bend to the Panhandle, hunters across private and public lands will take to the field as general whitetailed deer hunting season opens Nov. 4 in Texas.
HALLOWEEN FUN- What a wonderful way to welcome Trick -or-treaters to your home. Young and old love to see the decorations of homes bringing in the good feeling of fall and Halloween. This home on Hickory St. captured the Halloween season with great decorations.(Staff photo by Emily Campos)

HALLOWEEN FUN- What a wonderful way to welcome Trick -or-treaters to your home. Young and old love to see the decorations of homes bringing in the good feeling of fall and Halloween. This home on Hickory St. captured the Halloween season with great decorations.(Staff photo by Emily Campos)

HALLOWEEN FUN

BEST IN THE BUSINESS - Live Well Think Happiness, a locally owned brick-and-mortar business in downtown Levelland was the recipient of the 2023 Best of Lubbock CBD Store Award. Owned and operated by Celia Corrales, her business is tailored to selling CBD products along with boutique items and the customization of t-shirts. Corrales expressed how much support she has garnered from the community since she opened in 2020 and hopes it will continue. (Staff photo by Dom Puente)

BEST IN THE BUSINESS - Live Well Think Happiness, a locally owned brick-and-mortar business in downtown Levelland was the recipient of the 2023 Best of Lubbock CBD Store Award. Owned and operated by Celia Corrales, her business is tailored to selling CBD products along with boutique items and the customization of t-shirts. Corrales expressed how much support she has garnered from the community since she opened in 2020 and hopes it will continue. (Staff photo by Dom Puente)

Local CBD business earns 2023 Best of Lubbock Award

Levellands’ own Celia Corrales and her brick-and-mortar business Live Well Think Happiness was the 2023 recipient of the Best of Lubbock CBD Store Award. Out of five businesses within the area up for the award, her business came away with the award as the decision was based on people’s choice.
COUNTY ROLLOVER - According to Levelland-Hockley County Emergency Management, a semi traveling near the intersection of FM 1294 and FM 2130 was involved in a single-vehicle wreck. The roadway was blocked by public safety personnel from 5:30 p.m. and re-opened at 8 p.m. (Staff photo by Dom Puente)

COUNTY ROLLOVER - According to Levelland-Hockley County Emergency Management, a semi traveling near the intersection of FM 1294 and FM 2130 was involved in a single-vehicle wreck. The roadway was blocked by public safety personnel from 5:30 p.m. and re-opened at 8 p.m. (Staff photo by Dom Puente)

Community smoke alarm event set Oct. 4

Through partnership with the American Red Cross, Levelland Fire Department and the Levelland Hockley County Emergency Management, a American Red Cross Sound the Alarm Smoke Alarm Installation Event will be held Saturday, November 4, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.