Dorothy Fowler/News-Sun Trey Williams, the new principal at Lovington High School, is a man with several missions. His first, and most important mission, is seeing the Lovington High School Wildcat student body and staff are safe, he said. That mission has any number of moving parts, including overseeing periodic fire drills, calling for lockdowns or shelter in place when emergencies …

Dorothy Fowler/News-Sun Trey Williams, the new principal at Lovington High School, is a man with several missions. His first, and most important mission, is seeing the Lovington High School Wildcat student body and staff are safe, he said. That mission has any number of moving parts, including overseeing periodic fire drills, calling for lockdowns or shelter in place when emergencies …

Peter Stein/News-Sun Chief Bridgforth admits his wardrobe is a bit out of date. Not enough blue and white. Bridgforth – a Lovington native, Loving-ton High graduate and former Lovington boys basketball coach – is returning to his roots, leaving his position as Denver City High’s athletic director to assume the role of Lovington girls head basketball coach. Bridgforth will also …

Making a change: Lovington schools gets new SRO LOVINGTON – As a school resource officer (SRO), sometimes the job is more about being an ear for students and listening to what issues they may have going on. “A mentor, a role model, a source of trust and stability,” Lovington Police Chief David Miranda said. “Sometimes, the student’s home life is in …

Lea Elementary honors veterans with a Veteran’s Day Parade Friday afternoon in Lovington New Mexico..

LOVINGTON – Christopher N. Ruszkowski, N.M. Secretary of Education, two elementary schools in Lovington Friday afternoon, celebrating the “A” grade they were awarded as a result of their scores on the state’s school grading system. Llano Elementary, which houses preschool and kindergarten students has received an “A” for each of the last three years. Teachers at each of the schools, …

LOVINGTON – Christopher N. Ruszkowski, N.M. Secretary of Education, two elementary schools in Lovington Friday afternoon, celebrating the “A” grade they were awarded as a result of their scores on the state’s school grading system. Llano Elementary, which houses preschool and kindergarten students has received an “A” for each of the last three years. Teachers at each of the schools, …