News

ANTELOPE PRIDE The Post Antelopes dominated the Mustangs to a 48-6 victory during Friday’s game, October 18. | COURTESY PHOTO

ANTELOPE PRIDE The Post Antelopes dominated the Mustangs to a 48-6 victory during Friday’s game, October 18. | COURTESY PHOTO

Antelopes lasso Mustangs

Last week the Post Bold Gold Antelopes hosted the Olton Mustangs for their second game of district play. It was a windy evening at Jimmie Redman Memorial Stadium and both teams were tasked to manage this obstacle. The game marked the 12th time the two schools have met on the football field.
SOUTHLAND FALLS The Southland Eagles were outrun by the Sands Mustangs 75-2 Friday on the road. | TEXAS 1A FAN PHOTO

SOUTHLAND FALLS The Southland Eagles were outrun by the Sands Mustangs 75-2 Friday on the road. | TEXAS 1A FAN PHOTO

Eagles get heartbreaking kick from Mustangs

The Southland Eagles traveled to Sands last week for their second game of district play. The Eagles came into the week with a 2-4 overall record and a 0-1 district record. Sands entered the game with three straight wins over the Eagles leading the all-time series 3-0.
CHURCH FAMILY Eunice Pope continued celebrating her birthday with her church family at the Post Church of the Nazarene on Sunday, October 20. Pictured from back left to forward right are Sande House, Ana and Ben Ayala, Shea House, Maiya Ayala; Philemon, Samuel, and Nehemiah Gibson, Willard (Bill) Yarbro, Eunice Pope, Georgia Dowdey, Shelia and James Melton, Michele and Pastor Chuck Gibson, and Paul Gibson. | ANNA GIBSON PHOTO

CHURCH FAMILY Eunice Pope continued celebrating her birthday with her church family at the Post Church of the Nazarene on Sunday, October 20. Pictured from back left to forward right are Sande House, Ana and Ben Ayala, Shea House, Maiya Ayala; Philemon, Samuel, and Nehemiah Gibson, Willard (Bill) Yarbro, Eunice Pope, Georgia Dowdey, Shelia and James Melton, Michele and Pastor Chuck Gibson, and Paul Gibson. | ANNA GIBSON PHOTO

Post citizen humbly turns 100

One hundred years ago on October 19, 1924, a little girl was born to Jeff Davis and Ida Yarbro near Woodrow in Lubbock. She was named Eunice Nova Yarbro and was the tenth child of the family.

SOUTHLAND SCHOOL MENU

Monday, Oct. 21 Chicken Nuggets, Mash Potatoes, Okra, Roll, Fruit And Milk Variety Tuesday, Oct. 22 Frito Pie, Beans, Veg cup, Fruit and Milk Variety Wednesday, Oct. 23 Cheese bites, Corn, Salad, Pudding, Fruit and Milk Variety Thursday, Oct.

POST LUNCHROOM MENU

Breakfast PK - KG Monday, Oct. 21 Breakfast Sandwich, Fruit, Juice, Milk Variety Tuesday, Oct. 22 Breakfast Pocket, Fruit, Juice, Milk Variety Wednesday, Oct. 23 Pancake Wrap, Yogurt, Fruit, Juice, Milk Variety Thursday, Oct. 24 Breakfast Pizza, Fruit, Juice, Milk VarietyFriday, Oct.
FUN DAY Post ISD at their 2024 Region 17 Field Day on Tuesday, October 8. | COURTESY PHOTO

FUN DAY Post ISD at their 2024 Region 17 Field Day on Tuesday, October 8. | COURTESY PHOTO

FUN DAY

FUN DAY

What concerns the enemy?

Doweeverwonder what it is that concerns the devil? Have we even really given it a thought?You may not be aware of this but, believe it or not, the devil isn’t concerned; he doesn’t care if you just attend a church faithfully every Sunday.

GARZA COUNTY TRAILBLAZERS MENU

Monday, Oct 21 Breaded Chicken Tenders, Baked Potato w/ Sour Cream, Peas & Carrots, Strawberries w/ Whipped Topping Tuesday, Oct 22 Beef Fajitas, Flour Tortilla, Refried Beans, Spanish Rice, Tossed Vegetable Salad, LoCal French Dressing, Peach Cobbler Wednesday, Oct 23 Spaghetti w/ Meatballs, Whole...
CONSERVATION RANCHER Kris Dennison presents Patsy Day with the Outstanding Conservation Rancher award for her accomplishments in stewardship and conservation of the soil, water, wildlife, and other natural resources. | PAUL GIBSON PHOTO

CONSERVATION RANCHER Kris Dennison presents Patsy Day with the Outstanding Conservation Rancher award for her accomplishments in stewardship and conservation of the soil, water, wildlife, and other natural resources. | PAUL GIBSON PHOTO

Love for wildlife and cattle made ranch dream a reality

In 1949, Patsy was born in her parents’ hometown of Fairfield, TX, about 90 miles south of Dallas on IH 45 at the crossroads of US 84.Her and her younger sister, Sharon Fryer Watson, hunted, fished, and fed cattle with their parents.