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COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP Mayor Marvin Self presided over the Post City Council meeting June 9. | STEPHANIE ALLEN

COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP Mayor Marvin Self presided over the Post City Council meeting June 9. | STEPHANIE ALLEN

Post city council addresses housing, infrastructure, budget at June 9 meeting

The Post City Council tackled a packed agenda during its June 9 meeting, focusing on property standards, neighborhood redevelopment and longterm planning for the community.The meeting began with a prayer and the pledge of allegiance before council members moved into a series of public hearings.One...
CHEER HONORS Members of the Post High School varsity cheer team received recognition during the Universal Cheerleaders Association camp June 7-10 at Texas Tech University. | COURTESY PHOTO

CHEER HONORS Members of the Post High School varsity cheer team received recognition during the Universal Cheerleaders Association camp June 7-10 at Texas Tech University. | COURTESY PHOTO

Post cheerleaders earn honors at UCA camp

Members of the Post High School varsity cheer team earned multiple honors while attending the Universal Cheerleaders Association camp June 7–10 at Texas Tech University.The squad received two Superior ribbons, one for their camp routine and another for their sideline cheer performance.
TROOK’S TRIBE Southland ISD Principal Jason Trook and his wife, Stephanie, and family members have shared updates on his recent leukemia diagnosis on the Trook’s Tribe Facebook page. | COURTESY PHOTO

TROOK’S TRIBE Southland ISD Principal Jason Trook and his wife, Stephanie, and family members have shared updates on his recent leukemia diagnosis on the Trook’s Tribe Facebook page. | COURTESY PHOTO

Southland principal battles leukemia with support from community

Friends, family and supporters across the South Plains have rallied around Jason Trook, the newly named principal at Southland ISD, following his diagnosis with acute promyelocytic leukemia (APL), a rare but highly treatable form of leukemia.According to updates shared through the “Trook’s Tribe...
TRANSFER PATHWAY Dr. Christopher McNair, Hardin-Simmons provost and chief academic officer, and Stephanie Ducheneaux, Western Texas College vice president for academic affairs, met to establish a transfer pathway for WTC students pursuing four-year degrees. | COURTESY PHOTO

TRANSFER PATHWAY Dr. Christopher McNair, Hardin-Simmons provost and chief academic officer, and Stephanie Ducheneaux, Western Texas College vice president for academic affairs, met to establish a transfer pathway for WTC students pursuing four-year degrees. | COURTESY PHOTO

WTC partnership with Hardin-Simmons University expands transfer opportunities

SNYDER— Western Texas College and Hardin- Simmons University recently formalized a new articulation agreement designed to help students transfer more smoothly from WTC into bachelor’s degree programs at Hardin-Simmons University.Representatives from both institutions met this week as the agreement...
Kids Fishing Derby set

Kids Fishing Derby set

Kids Fishing Derby set for June 13 at Post City Park

Children ages 13 and younger are invited to participate in the annual Kids Fishing Derby on Saturday, June 13, at Post City Park.Hosted by Post Masonic Lodge No. 1058, the event will begin with registration at 7:30 a.m. Fishing is scheduled from 8 to 10:30 a.m., followed by lunch at 11 a.m.The...
JACOB WALTERS will serve as WTC’s new men’s rodeo coach. | COURTESY PHOTO

JACOB WALTERS will serve as WTC’s new men’s rodeo coach. | COURTESY PHOTO

WTC announces new leadership team for rodeo program

SNYDER— Western Texas College has named Jacob Walters and Timmi Lynne Hutchings as the new leadership team for its rodeo program. Walters will serve as the men’s head rodeo coach, and Hutchings will serve as the women’s head rodeo coach.
CELEBRATION PLANNING Janie Suber, representing the Post Area Chamber of Commerce, spoke at the Post Rotary Club meeting June 2 about volunteer and sponsorship opportunities for the community’s July 4 celebration and efforts to keep activities free for local children. | COURTESY PHOTO

CELEBRATION PLANNING Janie Suber, representing the Post Area Chamber of Commerce, spoke at the Post Rotary Club meeting June 2 about volunteer and sponsorship opportunities for the community’s July 4 celebration and efforts to keep activities free for local children. | COURTESY PHOTO

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MUNICIPAL COURT REPORT

During the week of May 29-June 4, 2026, the Post Municipal Court collected from twelve cases, with a total of $3,972.40 in fines and fees.• Garza, Bobby Driving While License Invalid, $427.70• Garza, Bobby Violate Promise to Appear, $395.20• Smith, Tykendrick Possession of Drug Paraphernalia,...
Garza County Sheriff’s

Garza County Sheriff’s

Garza County Sheriff’s Office Arrests

May 25–31, 2026GARZA COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE ARRESTS GOODMAN, MICHAEL LEE WARRANT SERVEDTAMPER/ FABRICATE PHYS EVIDW/ INTENTTO IMPAIR BOND $75,000 VASQUEZ, GREGORY TOM WARRANT SERVEDPOSS CS PG1 GT=1G LT4GFERGUSON, MIRANDA LEIGH WARRANT SERVED REVOCATION OF PROBATION- BURG OF BUILD NO BOND BAUER,...