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POST DISPATCH 2023 Year in Review stories

JAN: Newly elected county officials were sworn into office Commissioners approved new seating for the courtroom KyleneWheelerwasnamedJointElectionsAdministrator FEB: Candidates file for city, healthcare and school board positions City Council approves plans for new wastewater plant.

Health clinic sees an increase in patients

TheGarzaCountyHealth Care District board met on Dec. 19, 2023, at the Medical Plaza building. All board members were present, as was the district administrator, Brandy Fannon. Melodie Richberg told the board she was very pleased with the progress of the clinic.
Commissioners complete year-end business

Commissioners complete year-end business

Commissioners complete year-end business

Garza County Commissioners met last Thursday to complete year-end business before taking a break for the New Year’s holiday. All members of the court were present.

What are the 12 days of Christmas?

The 12 days of Christmas in Christian tradition signifies the time between the birth of Christ and the arrival of the three wise men, alsoknownastheMagi.
The MAN...The MYTH...THe Legend

The MAN...The MYTH...THe Legend

The MAN...The MYTH...THe Legend

It’s no surprise most people know Big Tex as the State Fair of Texas’ host-with-themost – after all, he’s had the job for 65 years – but before coming to Big D in 1952, Tex played the role of another well-known character in a small Texas town due east of Corsicana.

SEE YOU IN JANUARY 2024

The Post Dispatch will not publish an issue on Firday, Dec. 29, due to holiday closures for our suppliers and holidays for our staff. Our office will be closed Dec. 23, 2023 through Jan. 1, 2024, and we’ll return Tuesday, Jan. 2.
SEASON'S DREAMINGS Snow angels are a must when our area experiences snow. | JULIA CHILDS PHOTO

SEASON'S DREAMINGS Snow angels are a must when our area experiences snow. | JULIA CHILDS PHOTO

Dreaming of a White Christmas

JULIA CHILDS | POST DISPATCH Will we see a White Christmas this year? Many residents in Post and Garza County know that the odds do not favor a White Christmas.