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Post Rodeo Parade Holy Cross

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PARADE FLOAT WINNERS

News Staff

Thursday, August 14, 2025

The Post Area Chamber of Commerce announced Rodeo Parade float winners on Aug. 12. Best of Show ($125 prize) went to the Post Junior High football and cheerleaders. Top three winners of $75 each were Lifeguards, Post Junior Varsity football and Lady Lopes.

Ellen Peffley Harp, a retired professor of horticulture at Texas Tech University, writes about gardening for several Texas newspapers.

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Summer garden tomato science

News Staff

Thursday, July 31, 2025

Mmmm, good. Store-bought tomatoes just never taste as good as summer tomatoes from the garden. Store-bought tomatoes cannot compare to the color, the aroma, the texture, or the flavor of a vine ripened tomato.Why the difference? Its chemistry.

POST AND SNYDER MEET Post Rotary Club members traveled to Snyder to meet the district governor, Sanda Witt. Members from both Post and Snyder clubs enjoyed a catered meal and heard an encouraging speech from Witt about the year’s theme, “Unite for Good.” | STAFF PHOTO

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ROTARY CLUB NEWS

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Thursday, July 31, 2025

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GARZA COUNTY TRAILBLAZERS MENU

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Thursday, July 31, 2025

Monday, Aug. 4 Beef Tips Noodles (or Rice), Meadow Blend Vegetables, Corn, Wheat Roll, Chocolate Cake w/ Strawberries, 2% Milk, TeaTuesday, Aug. 5 Chicken Fajitas, White Rice, Refried Beans, Tossed Vegetable Salad, Lo Cal French Dressing, Flour Tortilla, AmbrosiaWednesday, Aug.

Zucchini fritters in for veggie victory

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Zucchini fritters in for veggie victory

Angelina L

Thursday, July 31, 2025

Zucchini fritters are a summer staple, especially when the zucchini is coming in heavy on the vines. The wonder of utilizing overgrown zucchini is that they can be peeled, seeded, and grated to use in all types of recipes from casserole to zucchini bread, to fritters.

Harvesting justright cantaloupes

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Harvesting justright cantaloupes

News Staff

Thursday, July 24, 2025

In last week’s column were indicators of a ripe watermelon – mainly, checking out the condition of the tendril attached to the melon and harvesting when the tendril is dried.

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LIBRARY NOTES Summer reads

Pam Humble

Thursday, July 24, 2025

As we enter what feels like real summertime, I hope you and yours are getting a break with kiddos at the pool, lake or favorite vacation spot. We have many books with a summertime setting, in both children and adult sections.

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GARZA COUNTY TRAILBLAZERS MENU

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Thursday, July 24, 2025

Monday, July 28 Baked Chicken Breast, Baked Potato w/ Sour Cream, Margarine, Peas, Pineapple Tidbits, Chocolate Pudding, Low Fat MilkTuesday, July 29 Beef Taco Bake, Cauliflower, Spanish Rice, Tossed Salad w/ Dressing, Country Apple Crisp, Low Fat MilkWednesday, July 30 BBQ Brisket, Hash Browns,...

Spread the joy (and some spice) with homemade apple butter

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Spread the joy (and some spice) with homemade apple butter

Angelina L

Thursday, July 24, 2025

I take such pleasure in making a trip to the local apple orchard! Each season I can hardly wait for the types of apples that mature early so I can begin making all the apple treats my family and I enjoy. Apple crisps, pies and cobblers are all a big hit.

Who needs Cheese? Potato pizza steals the show!

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Who needs Cheese? Potato pizza steals the show!

Angelina L

Thursday, July 17, 2025

CUISINE & CULTURE | ANGELINA@ANGELINALARUE.COMWhile eliminating dairy from my diet, I have found many creative ways to enjoy the foods I’ve always liked. One might think it would be difficult to eat pizza without cheese. But trust me, this potato pizza is out of this world.

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