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Post Public Library News

Post Public Library News

Post Public Library News

By Pam Humble, Librarian As we approach the month of May, it seems time is going too fast. It is the one month that competes with December for most of our time and for chaos versus organization.
PISD March Teachers of the Month

PISD March Teachers of the Month

PISD March Teachers of the Month

The Teachers of the Month are presented at the Post ISD Board of Trustees board meeting. From left to right, Jordan Aguilar, Raeline Reece, and Loretta Gutierrez.
PISD March Students of the Month

PISD March Students of the Month

PISD March Students of the Month

The Students of the Month are presented at the Post ISD Board of Trustees board meeting. From left to right, the students are Rylie Schoonover, Jamari Mackey, Valerie Arellano, Samantha Tadlock, Jayden Gonzales, Graham Lester, Gemma Janes, Jesus Montoya, and Abbie Guevara.
Post Public Library News

Post Public Library News

Post Public Library News

Spring fever? I can see it in the eyes of our teachers and children. If you’ve ever worked at a school or been an actively involved parent, you never forget that look or feeling. Those tests are coming quickly, and I won’t print my thoughts on that.
The Heirloom Kitchen

The Heirloom Kitchen

The Heirloom Kitchen

The bright colors of Southwestern cuisine are exactly in order for this spring. The warm weather is calling us outdoors, and gatherings, such as family barbeques are becoming more commonplace again.
Do You Remember?

Do You Remember?

Do You Remember?

If you were in town last Monday morning you may have seen the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile driving down Main Street with local people waving from every window. The Wienermobile stopped at Preston Poole’s office across the street from the courthouse. Several people were waiting for its arrival.
The Heirloom Kitchen

The Heirloom Kitchen

The Heirloom Kitchen

Strawberries are always synonymous with spring. It’s certainly time to celebrate this popular berry. The produce sections have lots to offer, and the nurseries have wide varieties of plants if raising your own strawberries interests you.
ANGELINA LaRue

ANGELINA LaRue

The Heirloom Kitchen

Spring is certainly in the air and we are probably all itching to be outdoors. I love seeing my neighbors out and about again. And when the West Texas wind isn’t making an appearance, it’s nice to enjoy the backyard, parks, and going to the lake.
City Manager Rhett Parker presented service certificates to employees who worked on the project Sam Bocanegra, Jared Blacklock, Solomon Abraham, Joe Menchaca, Daniel Gonzales, Andrew Quintana, and Eddie Pitts. Staff Photo

City Manager Rhett Parker presented service certificates to employees who worked on the project Sam Bocanegra, Jared Blacklock, Solomon Abraham, Joe Menchaca, Daniel Gonzales, Andrew Quintana, and Eddie Pitts. Staff Photo

City unveils changes at Community Center

The City of Post held an open house last week at the Community Center to unveil the upgrades to the facility. Guests were shown the areas of the center that had been painted, polished, and created.