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Post Stampede Rodeo returns for three nights of competition
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Volunteer Expo planned Sept. 21
HONORING SERVICE Two generations hold the American flag during a scene from Ragtown Gospel Theater’s Soldier Come Home, which continues with a 3 p.m. performance Saturday and honors veterans through a story of healing, faith and sacrifice. | COURTESY PHOTO
Ragtown to present ‘Soldier Come Home’ Saturday
From left, Dr. Laurie Sharp, WTC President; Dr. Melissa Perryman, WTC Assistant Vice President for Student Services; Collin McLarty, Chief Executive Officer of Cogdell Memorial Hospital; TeriJo Gonzales, MA, LPC-S, Director of CMH Behavioral Health Strategic Planning and Director of Cogdell Cares & Growing in Grace Clinics; and Ralph Ramon, Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students. | COURTESY PHOTO
Western Texas College and Cogdell Behavioral Health launch strategic partnership to expand mental health and wellness support
PARADE PRIZE Jonah Hernandez received his new bicycle after being selected as the winner of the boys’ drawing sponsored by Post Community Recovery Center during the Fourth of July Bicycle Parade. | COURTESY PHOTO
Community Recovery Center awards bicycles to Fourth of July Bike Parade winners
Post City Council approves contracts, grant related purchases during July meetings
HONORING SERVICE Members of the U.S. Armed Forces will be recognized during the 86th annual Post Stampede Rodeo this week, honoring the men and women whose military service has helped protect the nation’s freedoms. | COURTESY PHOTO