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FACELIFT Dickie and Shellee Odom, owners of Smokin Dick’s Barbecue will soon start renovations on the patio to expand their seating capacity thanks to a matching grant from the CEDC. | COURTESY PHOTO

FACELIFT Dickie and Shellee Odom, owners of Smokin Dick’s Barbecue will soon start renovations on the patio to expand their seating capacity thanks to a matching grant from the CEDC. | COURTESY PHOTO

City Council approves first CEDC façade grant

During a recent meeting of the City Council, all members unanimously approved a façade grant for Smokin Dick’s. The Caprock Economic Development Corp (CEDC) has set aside $30,000 for commercial businesses to apply for façade grants.
FARMERS HELP The Gonzales family was on the receiving end of their neighbors' help this past week when farmers showed up to work the fields. This family is waiting for the group to finish from the left Steve, Susan, Sophia, Danny and Stevie. | STAFF PHOTO

FARMERS HELP The Gonzales family was on the receiving end of their neighbors' help this past week when farmers showed up to work the fields. This family is waiting for the group to finish from the left Steve, Susan, Sophia, Danny and Stevie. | STAFF PHOTO

Farmers become superheroes without capes

Not all superheroes wear capes; some come on tractors prepared to work in a neighbor’s fields. Danny and Susan Gonzales of the Close City community experienced this reaction when they rolled up to 3G Farms last Thursday.
PURCHASE OFFER The City of Post has received a bid for the historic GarzaTheater, and the non-profit who placed the bid plans to restore the building and turn it into an arts venue. | STAFF PHOTO

PURCHASE OFFER The City of Post has received a bid for the historic GarzaTheater, and the non-profit who placed the bid plans to restore the building and turn it into an arts venue. | STAFF PHOTO

City sells historic Garza Theater

The City of Post received one bid for the Garza Theater before the deadline of 3 p.m. on Thursday, July 11, 2024. The city published the notices to bid on the property in the June 28 and July 5 issues of the Post Dispatch.

POST NOTES

Upcoming Events FISH FRY - FRIDAY – JULY 12 – Holy Cross Catholic Church will be holding a Fish Fry starting at 4:00 p.m. until all is gone. The plates are $13 with all the trimmings. It will be held in the Holy Cross Hall at 205 W. Main.

Sheriff’s Report for June

Sheriff Terry Morgan reported the calls the Sheriff’s Office received in June. The total number of calls was 450. There were nine calls related to the Fire Department, 47 calls were EMS calls and the most were Law Enforcement calls totaling 394 calls.

MUNICIPAL COURT REPORT

During the weeks of June 15 – July 5, 2024, the Post Municipal Court had 43 cases and collected $11,984.50 in fines and fees.THE FOLLOWING CASES ARE CLOSED/GUILTY/FINES AND FEES IN COLLECTION:• Alan Zubia: Violate Promise to Appear- $286.10• Jamal Smith: Possession of Drug Paraphernalia $579.
Outstanding efforts portrayed through the Independence Day celebration

Outstanding efforts portrayed through the Independence Day celebration

Outstanding efforts portrayed through the Independence Day celebration

Nearly every county in Texas hosted a parade on July 4, Independence Day, but how many rallied together for a continued celebration at the park? Way to go, Post!Events of this magnitude don’t magically appear.

Hard sayings of Jesus

Do you remember a teacher that made a difference in your life? One that had a passion to help you learn and grow? If you had to name three people who have most influenced your life, most likely one of them would be a teacher.