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LHS Young Emerging Leaders

LHS Young Emerging Leaders

LHS Young Emerging Leaders

LHS Young Emerging Leaders of Levelland (YELL), students helped LOVE Levelland in setting up toys for families in need.
LEVELLAND VOLLEYBALL GIVES BACK - The Levelland High School volleyball program donated socks and blankets to Hickory Terrace Assisted Living last week. Pictured in no particular order is Diana Roman, Azure Wheeler, Bradyn Perez, Evony Vargas, Ava Garza, Jurney Hernandez, Jackie Mercado, Zuriyah Vargas, Katelyn Mendoza, Hayden Almaguer, Darlene Pina, Abigail Heseman, Zaylee Paredez, Hannah Murillo, Lola Potter, Kamryn Navarro and Siomara Ponce.

LEVELLAND VOLLEYBALL GIVES BACK - The Levelland High School volleyball program donated socks and blankets to Hickory Terrace Assisted Living last week. Pictured in no particular order is Diana Roman, Azure Wheeler, Bradyn Perez, Evony Vargas, Ava Garza, Jurney Hernandez, Jackie Mercado, Zuriyah Vargas, Katelyn Mendoza, Hayden Almaguer, Darlene Pina, Abigail Heseman, Zaylee Paredez, Hannah Murillo, Lola Potter, Kamryn Navarro and Siomara Ponce.

Revision: First round matchups set for Caprock Classic

The News Press ran a similar story on the Caprock Classic last weekend, but the tournament dates were incorrect. The revised and correct version is as follows.

Texas sheriffs sign ICE agreements

Texas sheriffs are now required to work with US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) by serving federal immigration warrants at local jails, as per Senate Bill 8 on that was passed on May 24, and that includes Hockley County.
JOE BRYANT

JOE BRYANT

All I want for Christmas

Christmas time is here again and local residents are sharing what they want for Christmas.Most don’t want anything material, just a desire to spend time with family and friends.Joe Bryant from the Levelland Postal Service wants rest for the holidays.
The City of Smyer congratulated Smyer City Attorney Richard Husen on his retirement after more than 30 years of service. For three decades, Husen was a trusted advisor, a voice of reason, and a constant presence in guiding the City of Smyer through growth and change. His dedication to public service and commitment to fairness and excellence will be long remembered. (City of Smyer photo).

The City of Smyer congratulated Smyer City Attorney Richard Husen on his retirement after more than 30 years of service. For three decades, Husen was a trusted advisor, a voice of reason, and a constant presence in guiding the City of Smyer through growth and change. His dedication to public service and commitment to fairness and excellence will be long remembered. (City of Smyer photo).

Cotton futures remain uncertain

Cotton futures recouped some early-week losses after hitting a contract low last Tuesday. The market posted three consecutive sessions of modest gains, though buying interest remained limited. March futures settled just eight points lower on Friday at 63.

Paxton warns of smart TVs spying on viewers

Attorney General Ken Paxton issued a consumer alert warning Texans about the dangers of smart TVs spying on them, as well as providing general guidance as to how to turn off the invasive technology.

AI toys targeted for child safety issues

Two senators are concerned about the sale of AI toys following reports that such items are engaging in inappropriate conservations. Sens. Marsha Blackburn (RTenn.) and Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.