Red Pepper Hummus, a protein loaded bean dip

Sunshine on a plate. That’s what I think of when I look at this dish—so bright and flavorful. Hummus is loaded with protein and a perfect “bean” dip for warm weather; no worrying about mayonnaise or dairy-based dips going bad in the heat for outdoor events.

Rotary Four-Way-Test Scholarship and RYLA Leadership Camp

The Rotary Club of Post is now accepting applications for its Four-Way-Test Scholarship for graduating Garza County seniors and for the Rotary District RYLA Leadership Camp for Garza County Sophomores. Two $1,000 Four-Way-Test Scholarships will be given to two graduating seniors this Spring.

Texas A&M ranch management school offered April 8-12

Seating has been expanded for the award-winning and renamed David McKnight ’73 Ranch Management University, which is scheduled for April 8-12 at Texas A&M University in Bryan-College Station.

Borden and Scurry County Conservation Partners host annual local work group meeting

STAFF REPORTS When: April 8, 2024 Time: 9:30 AM Address: Farmers Co-op Gin, 1904 E Hwy 180, Snyder TX The USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) and the Upper Colorado Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD) are seeking input from the public on how to best serve local agricultural...

THEATER TROUPE

THEATER TROUPE from PHS UIL One Act Play stand after receiving awards from the Mar. 19 competition. Quote from Ricky Abraham,“I would like to personally thank my assistant, Mrs. Karen Nichols, for joining the Bold GoldTheatre Company this year.

Heaven – The Abode of God

Question Eleven: Will we know everything when we get to Heaven? Doyoulovetolearnsomethingnew? The thrill of the “light bulb” going off in your head? So, it will be in Heaven. We will continue learning in Heaven. We will never know everything, and even what we know, we will not know at once.

District Health Care Board gets report on clinic

TheGarzaCountyHealth Care District met Thursday, March 21, 2024, at the GCHD Medical Plaza. The members present were president, Ted Thomas, Mendy Dalby, Bill Short, and Cynthia Mason. Rick Jones was absent. Brandy Fannon, hospital administrator and Lynn County representative Seth Manly were present.

New arrivals at the library

My very favorite holiday is Easter. Somewhere in West Texas, the surroundings are turning green, and trees are beginning to bud and bloom; nature is awakening. This is the picture in my mind of the joys of spring and the symbols of resurrection and new life. What are your most fond Easter memories?

Grape growing USA

Grapes remain the highest- value fruit crop in the U.S.—estimated at $7 billion. There are a million acres of grape-bearing land in the U.S.—wine grapes, table grapes, and raisin grapes. The U.S. produces some 900 million gallons of wine, 12 percent of worldwide production.

Training pome fruit trees

In the March 20 column were guidelines for training stone fruit trees. Today’s column has guidelines for training pome fruit trees. Pome fruits are deciduous trees that are members of the Rosaceae family. The most common pome fruits are apple and pear.