Monthly Archives: November 2021

Today South Plains College Welding Department received quite an interesting piece to work on. The Silent Wings Museum in Lubbock has a Howitzer artillery piece, which its had on display since the 1990’s, but the military recently changed certain requirements … Continue reading →

It’s been announced that Levelland High School FFA’s Chapter Conducting team will be advancing to the State level contest!

The Hockley County Commissioner’s Court had a special meeting this morning to go over a series of items to come before them. There was to be a presentation from TxDOT by Adrian Mendoza in regards to surplus material allocation, but … Continue reading →

Hospice of Lubbock is hosting their annual “Light Up A Life” fundraiser with the public lighting of “Hospice Blue” at 6pm on Wednesday, December 1st. That will take place at Lakeridge Chapel and Memorial designers at 6025 82nd st. For … Continue reading →

Levelland Independent School District’s Board of Trustees has named their “Lone Finalist” for the position of Superintendent. Rebecca McCutchen has been named Lone Finalist, and comes to us from Alpine Texas, where she has resided since 2005. From’05-’08 McCutchen operated … Continue reading →

Levelland Planning and Zoning Commission will have a meeting at 6pm on December 14th regarding the final platting of the Starbuck addition on 802 College Ave. Full release below: NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING BEFORETHE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION NOTICE IS … Continue reading →

The Hockley County Commissioner’s Court had their weekly meeting in the courthouse today to go over a brief agenda. First, and Easement for Doug Shipley was brought up for his property at Mockingbird Lane. His property had encroached on the … Continue reading →

The LISD Board had their regular meeting Thursday night to go over a hefty agenda ranging from curriculum, to UIL. Middle School principal Brad Clanton gave a presentation on the state of Middle School UIL, reminding everyone that the meet … Continue reading →

South Plains College had their regular Board of Regents Meeting Thursday during the noon hour to go over a busy agenda with some surprising revelations. First, in exciting news, using HERF funds, the college used incentives to get its staff … Continue reading →

Covenant Health has issued an official statement regarding President Biden’s Vaccine Mandate and how that will affect Healthcare providers in this area: Since the Food & Drug Administration (FDA) issued emergency use authorization for theCOVID-19 vaccines, Covenant Health has encouraged … Continue reading →