Senior Night for PHS Basketball

Another milestone for the Class of 2023 when the Post High School Senior Basketball players were honored on Senior night Tuesday, Feb. 7, at the Post Arena. PHS hosted Ropes in a district 2A game. Congratulations to the Seniors on completing your basketball career with the Bold Gold.

Garza County Trailblazers Menus

Monday, February 20 – Holiday Tuesday, February 21 – Beef Enchilada, Spanish Rice, Borracho Beans, Coleslaw, Cornbread, Apricots, Low Fat Milk or Tea Wednesday, February 22 - Crispy Chicken Breast on a Bun, Tomato & Lettuce, Fat Free Mayonnaise, Potato Wedges, Carrot & Raisin Salad, Fruit...

Everything Stuffed Bagel Balls

I’ve probably said this more than once, but if you follow this column, you know my love of “everything-bagel” seasoning. It’s merely a blend of seeds and such, but I love the combination, and the convenience of keeping it all in one jar.

What is wine?

What is wine? For many, that question was answered thousands of years ago. Wine is grape juice after yeast converts its sugar into alcohol and carbon dioxide. Fruit wines that are not made with grapes and grape wines made with aromatic additives— vermouth, for example—are not wines.

Post Public Library News

Happy 70 degrees, everyone!! Though we know it’s just temporary, it makes a beautiful day in February versus last week with ice and freezing temperatures. We missed you at the library, and we missed being open for several days.

Amity Study Club News

The Amity members met at Bonnie Tyler’s home for the January meeting, with Bonnie and Beth Cook serving as hostesses. Roll Call was Places, Stages or Theaters. Everyone shared their favorite stage performance. These ladies had some great stories to tell.

The Heirloom Kitchen

When we take the time to make sweets for our sweethearts, it is always a welcomed treat. And homemade baked goods are especially well received on Valentine’s Day. I grew up on warm snickerdoodle cookies. But in recent years, I’ve enjoyed snickerdoodle cupcakes just as much.

Gus Clemens on Wine

The land was sheep country, too far north for grapes. The local wine was mediocre, pawned off to roughhewn wool buyers or consumed by locals as vin de table. Nevertheless, to raise money for monasteries, Benedictine monks steadily improved their vineyards.

Happy Birthday

Saturday, February 4 Trevah Yarbro Matt Dorsett Jackie Reiter Jen Strawn Sunday, February 5 Becky Quintana Monday, February 6 Anita Morris Johnny P.

Gus Clemens on Wine

Which of these statements about the wine industry is correct? Demand decreases, the industry faces rocky times. The industry is doing fine, even if volume is down, value is steady. The industry has a rosy future as drinkers switch to higher-priced wine.