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Councilwoman Pixie Grisham has filed for reelection to the City Council said, “It has been my privilege to represent Ward 2 on the City Council. I enjoy being involved in the community and am committed to doing the work it takes to bring about growth and success for our city. It would be an honor to continue to represent Ward 2 a well as see various projects completed.“ Staff Photo

Councilwoman Pixie Grisham has filed for reelection to the City Council said, “It has been my privilege to represent Ward 2 on the City Council. I enjoy being involved in the community and am committed to doing the work it takes to bring about growth and success for our city. It would be an honor to continue to represent Ward 2 a well as see various projects completed.“ Staff Photo

City Council race develops in Ward 2

Today is the filing deadline for potential candidates seeking to serve on the city council, school board, and health care district boards. Both the school and healthcare boards are voluntary, with no compensation. The city pays a small stipend each month to the council members.

State Sales Tax Revenue Totaled Record $4.11 Billion in January

The City of Post rebate this month totals $125,793, almost a 7 percent increase over the last year. The total year-to-date the city has received in sales tax allocations is $238,895, a 12 percent increase over last year. Comptroller Glenn Hegar said state sales tax revenue totaled $4.

Garza County Trailblazers Menus

Monday, February 13 – Jambalaya, Carrots, Black Eyed Peas, Cornbread, Lazy Cake, 2% Milk or Tea Tuesday, February 14 – Beef Soft Taco, Spanish Rice, Seasoned Corn, Broccoli, Mandarin Oranges w/Whipped Topping, Low Fat Milk or Tea Wednesday, February 15 – Beef Stroganoff, Noodles, Mixed...
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Gracie Knight Brent Justice Ava Reiter Jana McCallister Jana Bullard Janice Moreman Glenda Shobe Don Payne Whitman Michael Waldrip Wednesday, February 15 Kay Postell Danny Gonzales Angelita Rosas Thursday, February 16 Rhonda Valdez Friday, February 17 Trena Woods Reshea Tidwell D’Lynn Barnhill...
Do You Remember?

Do You Remember?

Do You Remember?

Do you remember when the entire world and our lives changed three years ago? It was about this time of the year when we were aware of a virus coming into the United States from China. The first people in the states had been diagnosed with COVID-19.
Experts advise not to leave valuable items in the pickup bed as stock show season soon begins. Texas A&M AgriLife photo by Sam Craft

Experts advise not to leave valuable items in the pickup bed as stock show season soon begins. Texas A&M AgriLife photo by Sam Craft

Preventing vehicle burglary theft this stock show season

Livestock stock show season brings about travel with trucks, trailers and expensive equipment, which can also lead to unfortunate theft. Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts advise show families and friends to implement common safety practices when traveling this show season.
Winter is the time to continue to stagger plantings of leafy greens, leaf lettuce, kale and collards. Texas A&M AgriLife photo by Laura McKenzie

Winter is the time to continue to stagger plantings of leafy greens, leaf lettuce, kale and collards. Texas A&M AgriLife photo by Laura McKenzie

February gardening guide: New growth threatened by freeze

Texas generally had mild weather conditions across the state after the “Arctic Express” swept through in December, resulting in new growth on some trees and plants. The recent freeze across much of Texas means new growth could be in trouble.
Noe Mendoza and Angel DeLuna participated in the Region 16 Association of Texas Small School Bands All-Region Jazz weekend Friday and Saturday, January 20th and 21st. Photo Provided

Noe Mendoza and Angel DeLuna participated in the Region 16 Association of Texas Small School Bands All-Region Jazz weekend Friday and Saturday, January 20th and 21st. Photo Provided

Pride of Post Band members competed in ATSSB

Nine Pride of Post Band students recently competed and secured a spot in the Association of Small School Bands (ATSSB) all-region 2A band and all-region honor band. Senior Steve Gonzales had set a goal to be first chair alto sax in the region band every year.