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Board sees potential in incarcerated juvenile for work release program

Board sees potential in incarcerated juvenile for work release program

Board sees potential in incarcerated juvenile for work release program

The Juvenile Board of Garza County met in a scheduled meeting on Wednesday, October 2 at the Garza County Regional Juvenile Center (GCRJC) courtroom.Judge Lee Norman, Dedra Adams, Karen Nicols, Lynn Simpson and Ted Weems were board members present.
POST VOLLEYBALL Lady Lopes capture a district win over Olton last Saturday in 3 sets. | COURTESY PHOTO

POST VOLLEYBALL Lady Lopes capture a district win over Olton last Saturday in 3 sets. | COURTESY PHOTO

Lady Lopes leap over Fillies, 3 sets to 2

The Post Lady Lopes volleyball squad returned home for their fifth district game of the season against the Olton Fillies last Saturday.The Lady Lopes were coming off a win over the Lady Lopes of Abernathy, in four sets, for their first district win of the season last Tuesday.
AUSPICIOUS SPEECH Kurt Keiser of Lubbock was the special speaker during the Post Area Chamber of Commerce banquet. Keiser has mastered the science of sharing advice shared with humor. | PAUL GIBSON PHOTO

AUSPICIOUS SPEECH Kurt Keiser of Lubbock was the special speaker during the Post Area Chamber of Commerce banquet. Keiser has mastered the science of sharing advice shared with humor. | PAUL GIBSON PHOTO

Invaluable local dedication expressed during PACC banquet

The Chamber of Commerce member appreciation and community awards banquet is an annual event that recognizes the invaluable contributions of local businesses, community leaders, and outstanding citizens.
GROCERY STORE Our local United Supermarkets is scheduled to get a new parking lot towards the end of October through the beginning of November. Assistant director, Freddie Martinez, encourages customers to adhere to any barricades for a smoother transition for everyone. | ANNA GIBSON PHOTO

GROCERY STORE Our local United Supermarkets is scheduled to get a new parking lot towards the end of October through the beginning of November. Assistant director, Freddie Martinez, encourages customers to adhere to any barricades for a smoother transition for everyone. | ANNA GIBSON PHOTO

Post United Supermarkets announces upcoming parking lot construction

United Supermarkets has informed the Dispatch about upcoming construction in their parking lot, aiming to keep customers updated on changes and plans throughout the process, while requesting patience during the transition of parking and entrance locations.
SPOTLIGHT ON SOUTHLAND HOMECOMING

SPOTLIGHT ON SOUTHLAND HOMECOMING

SPOTLIGHT ON SOUTHLAND HOMECOMING

KING AND QUEEN Zachary Grubbs and Jaleen Levario were crowned the Homecoming King and Queen during the halftime show at Southland’s varsity football game Friday, Sept. 27.

Garza County Sheriff’s Office Blotter

09/21/2024 - 09/29/2024 GARZA COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE ARRESTS Mcclendon, Alice Novella - TERRORISTIC THREAT OF FAMILY/ HOUSEHOLD BOND $5,000Matinez, Valentin - DWI/ OPEN CONTAINER 3RD OR MORE BOND $20,000Serrato, Julian - POSS CS PG2 LT1GPurcell, Paul - POSS CS PG1 GT=1GLT4G

MUNICIPAL COURT REPORT

During the week of Sept. 20 – Sept. 25 2024, the Post Municipal Court collected from 15 cases with a total of $5,505.80 in fines and fees.• Gray, Anthony: Speeding 53/35 mph zone - $370.50 • Gray, Anthony: Possession of Drug Paraphernalia - $573.30 • Gray, Anthony: Violate Promise to Appear - $414.

GARZA COUNTY TRAILBLAZERS MENU

Monday, Oct. 7 ChickenSpaghetti, Carrots, Zucchini, Wheat Bread, Banana /Vanilla Pudding Tuesday, Oct. 8 Taco Salad, Refried Beans, Spanish Rice, Broccoli & Cauliflower Salad, Corn Tortillas, Apricot Halves Wednesday, Oct.

Mirror images

I am not a big fan of mirrors. They have their purpose; they can be a useful tool to help us in making sure every hair is in place and that we look presentable in public.Honestly, I don’t like what I see all the time.