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MUNICIPAL COURT REPORT

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Thursday, July 18, 2024
During the weeks June 27 -July 12, 2024, The Post Municipal Court had 32 cases and collected $9,052.60 in nes and fees.The following cases are closed/ guilty/nes and fees in collection• Hannah Klein: Speeding 77/55 zone - $346.20• Bradley Curtis: Failure to Appear - $390.
IMPRESSIVE DISPLAY Legend Odom is presented with a gift basket for receiving the Best Entry award from July 4 parades’overall float. | DAWN GRAVES PHOTO

IMPRESSIVE DISPLAY Legend Odom is presented with a gift basket for receiving the Best Entry award from July 4 parades’overall float. | DAWN GRAVES PHOTO

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IMPRESSIVE DISPLAY

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Thursday, July 18, 2024
IMPRESSIVE DISPLAY Legend Odom is presented with a gift basket for receiving the Best Entry award from July 4 parades’ overall float.
DRAWING WINNER Chris Atkinson presents X’yiah Martin, a drawing winner from July 4, with a 24” boys’ bike, along with knee and elbow pads, and helmet which was donated by the Post Community Recovery Center. | DAWN GRAVES PHOTO

DRAWING WINNER Chris Atkinson presents X’yiah Martin, a drawing winner from July 4, with a 24” boys’ bike, along with knee and elbow pads, and helmet which was donated by the Post Community Recovery Center. | DAWN GRAVES PHOTO

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DRAWING WINNER Kennedy Peterson is presented with a 12” girls’ bike

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Thursday, July 18, 2024
DRAWING WINNER Kennedy Peterson is presented with a 12” girls’ bike, knee and elbow pads, and helmet by Chris Atkinson from the Post Community Recovery Center after the bike drawing on July 4.
DRAWING WINNER Kennedy Peterson is presented with a 12”girls’ bike, knee and elbow pads, and helmet by Chris Atkinson from the Post Community Recovery Center after the bike drawing on July 4. | DAWN GRAVES PHOTO

DRAWING WINNER Kennedy Peterson is presented with a 12”girls’ bike, knee and elbow pads, and helmet by Chris Atkinson from the Post Community Recovery Center after the bike drawing on July 4. | DAWN GRAVES PHOTO

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DRAWING WINNER Chris Atkinson presents X’yiah Martin, a drawing winner

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Thursday, July 18, 2024
DRAWING WINNER Chris Atkinson presents X’yiah Martin, a drawing winner from July 4, with a 24” boys’ bike, along with knee and elbow pads, and helmet which was donated by the Post Community Recovery Center.

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Southland Elementary School supply list

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Thursday, July 18, 2024
Kindergarten4 boxes Crayola-brand crayons (24 count)8 glue sticks1 pair of headphones (over the ear)2 rolls of paper towels2 boxes of tissues1 watercolor set3 plastic folder w/brads (1 each of red, yellow, blue)1 change of clothes (will stay in student’s locker)1 towel/ blanket for nap1 nap mat 1st...
AREA FISHING REPORT

AREA FISHING REPORT

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AREA FISHING REPORT

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Thursday, July 18, 2024
Alan Henry - GOOD. Water clear; 83 degrees; 0.47 feet below pool. With the hot days the best fishing is at night under green lights. Crappie are good in 25-35 feet of water on minnows. The crappie dock has been repaired, but there are no lights. Report byHubbard Creek GOOD.
CAMP BROWNWOOD Garza County 4-H girls are ready for a good week at Camp Brownwood. Back row, Beaux Patton, Rein Howard, Bella Hayek, Kayla Arredondo, Aalayah Guerrero and front row, Zoee Ray, Morgan Tadlock, Sara Tadlock, and Lexie Arredondo. | COURTESY PHOTO

CAMP BROWNWOOD Garza County 4-H girls are ready for a good week at Camp Brownwood. Back row, Beaux Patton, Rein Howard, Bella Hayek, Kayla Arredondo, Aalayah Guerrero and front row, Zoee Ray, Morgan Tadlock, Sara Tadlock, and Lexie Arredondo. | COURTESY PHOTO

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GARZA COUNTY 4-H ACTIVITIES

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Thursday, July 18, 2024
DAVID KERNS, SUHAS VYAVHARE, JOSE SANTIAGO-GONZALES, PAT PORTER | TEXAS A&M AGRILIFE Grasshoppersareamong the most widespread and damaging pests in Texas.

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State sales tax revenue totaled $1.1 Billion in July

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Thursday, July 18, 2024
Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar reported that state sales tax revenue totaled $3.94 billion in June, 0.4 percent more than in June 2023. The majority of June sales tax revenue is based on sales made in May and remitted to the agency in June.
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