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Halloween Yesteryears

Halloween Yesteryears

Halloween Yesteryears

Halloween is just around the corner again. It is one special day that is almost totally different from years back. When I was a kid, this day was dressing up in funny costumes and going door to door getting candy. It was a fun, happy time for children.
Post Area Chamber of Commerce Business of the Month

Post Area Chamber of Commerce Business of the Month

Post Area Chamber of Commerce Business of the Month

Post Family Cleaners is owned and operated by Rodney and Marcie Oden. Opened since April 2003, they will soon be celebrating 20 years of business in Post! Located at 111 West Main, they are conveniently located and easily accessible.
Left to Right President Marsha Norman, Haydon Walters- Elem Principal, Cassie Petty-PISD Superintendent, Middle School Principal-Kaitlin Jeffery, Post High School Principal Kent Price and Mary Ann Wright.

Left to Right President Marsha Norman, Haydon Walters- Elem Principal, Cassie Petty-PISD Superintendent, Middle School Principal-Kaitlin Jeffery, Post High School Principal Kent Price and Mary Ann Wright.

Amity News

Amity Study Club met at the home of Mary Ann Wright for the October meeting. Hostesses for the evening were Suzanne HudmanandMaryAnn Wright. The program was very educational, Post ISD Administration, Superintendent Cassie Petty and all three campus principals.
Penny Mason is the recipient of Yard of the Month for October/November with Honorable Mention going to Ray and Earlene Bagby. Yard of the Month is sponsored by Post Area Chamber of Commerce. The next award will be given in December for best Christmas decorations. Photo Provided

Penny Mason is the recipient of Yard of the Month for October/November with Honorable Mention going to Ray and Earlene Bagby. Yard of the Month is sponsored by Post Area Chamber of Commerce. The next award will be given in December for best Christmas decorations. Photo Provided

Yard of the Month

Penny Mason is the recipient of Yard of the Month for October/November with Honorable Mention going to Ray and Earlene Bagby. Yard of the Month is sponsored by Post Area Chamber of Commerce. The next award will be given in December for best Christmas decorations.
Water Storage Tanks for the City of Post Courtesy Photo

Water Storage Tanks for the City of Post Courtesy Photo

City Council approves new water line project

The Post City Council met Tuesday, Oct. 18 with Mayor Pro-Tem Pixie Grisham calling the meeting to order and all members of the council were present. City Manager Rhett Parker reported that the city needs to replace water lines in most residential streets.

Sheriff’s Blotter

During the weeks of October 3 - 16, 2022 Garza County Sheriff Office Arrests: • Joshua Guerrero Rodriguez: Warrant Served Possession CS PG1 SF – Bond $7,500 • Janica Herminia Flores: Driving While Intoxicated 2nd MA – Bond $3,000 / UNL Carrying Weapon – Bond $3.000 • Belisario Perez, Jr.
TCJS inspection completed at Dalby Facility

TCJS inspection completed at Dalby Facility

TCJS inspection completed at Dalby Facility

County Judge Lee Norman announced to County Commissioners during their regularly scheduled meeting on Monday that the Giles W. Dalby Correctional Facility has passed Texas Jail Standards Commission (TJSC) inspection on Friday, Oct. 21.
The Bold Gold fight for yardage as #6 Ian Vergara flies through the air for another “BOLD GOLD FIRST DOWN!!! Photo by Ron Francis

The Bold Gold fight for yardage as #6 Ian Vergara flies through the air for another “BOLD GOLD FIRST DOWN!!! Photo by Ron Francis

The Antelopes beat the Roughnecks in a district slugfest

The Antelopes (16) hosted the Sundown Roughnecks (2-4) last Friday night in a hard-fought late-season district game. After four tough defensive quarters, Post came out on top 28-21 for their second win of the season.

“I play for MargeTannehill”

Quarterback Ryan Tannehill and the Tennessee Titans won their fourth straight game on Sunday, downing the Indianapolis Colts, 19-10. Prior to the game, Tannehill was seen wearing a pink tee shirt with the inscription “I play for Marge Tannehill”.

Garza County Health Care District sets date to count surveys

During the regular board meeting on Oct. 20, Brandy Fannon, GCHCD Administrator, reported a good response to the surveys sent out. The surveys asked Garza County residents about the service they would like to see in the new building between the Health Clinic and the EMS facility.