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GARZA THEATRE The nonprofit Perky Palette was represented by Jesse Dixon during the city council meeting Nov. 18, with an update and a request for the deed stipulation to be removed. Dixon’s efforts in seeking funding have been blocked by the stipulation from nearly all major funding avenues. | FACEBOOK PHOTO

GARZA THEATRE The nonprofit Perky Palette was represented by Jesse Dixon during the city council meeting Nov. 18, with an update and a request for the deed stipulation to be removed. Dixon’s efforts in seeking funding have been blocked by the stipulation from nearly all major funding avenues. | FACEBOOK PHOTO

Garza Theatre owners request removal of deed stipulation

ANNA GIBSON | POST DISPATCH The Post City Council, during its regular meeting of Nov. 18, heard an update on the ongoing Garza Theatre renovation project.
Registration is open for the Generation Next: Our Turn to Ranch, a 12-week online course offered by the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service on Jan. 26-April 19. The course provides instruction on starting a new agriculture business or enterprise as well as land management. | HANNAH HARRISON/ TEXAS A&M AGRILIFE

Registration is open for the Generation Next: Our Turn to Ranch, a 12-week online course offered by the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service on Jan. 26-April 19. The course provides instruction on starting a new agriculture business or enterprise as well as land management. | HANNAH HARRISON/ TEXAS A&M AGRILIFE

Generation Next: Our Turn to Ranch online course now registering

Registration is open for the Generation Next: Our Turn to Ranch 12-week online course offered by the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Jan. 26-April 19.The cost is $300, and online registration is required at https://tx.ag/ GenNextSpring26.
114 Years of Newspaper Publishing in Garza County

114 Years of Newspaper Publishing in Garza County

114 Years of Newspaper Publishing in Garza County

THE POST DISPATCH: CENTENNIAL OF VOL. 1 NO. 1, DEC. 9, 1926When Midwestern cereal and food manufacturer C.W. Post set out in 1907 to create his utopia in Garza County, Texas, he was no stranger to newspaper advertising.

A cowboy’s Christmas

ANGELINA LaRUE | POST DISPATCH Clear blue sky turns to dusk. As the sun falls below the horizon, the vast West Texas sky continues to darken, and it is brightly adorned with tiny, twinkling stars.

If Santa Claus played a professional sport, what would it be?

RUSS MORRIS | POST DISPATCH Every year, for one night, Santa Claus travels the world to deliver children their Christmas presents. Beginning in the North Pole and traveling to Russia, China, Italy, North and South America, et cetera, is an amazing feat.

Bake shortbread cookies For Christmas

ANGELINA LaRUE | POST DISPATCH Just like pumpkin in the fall, ginger is one of the flavors that really shines during the holidays. I’ve taken my classic shortbread cookie recipe and jazzed it up with ginger just in time for Christmas.
Help Light Up Post

Help Light Up Post

Help Light Up Post

It’s our pleasure to bring you, once again, our guide to Post’s most wonderful night of the year— when all the lights come on along the city’s downtown shopping streets, beckoning you to shop, dine, sip, play, and stay!

Changes coming to Garza county leadership in '26

Election filings for candidates wishing to appear on the March 3, 2026 primary are underway, and Garza County appears poised to have new leadership after the 2026 election. Current county judge Lee Norman is not seeking reelection, and Ted Weems has filed as an independent candidate.
KEEP US COOKIN’ The Garza County Trailblazers Senior Citizens Center, located at 205 E 10th St. in Post. | GOOGLE MAPS

KEEP US COOKIN’ The Garza County Trailblazers Senior Citizens Center, located at 205 E 10th St. in Post. | GOOGLE MAPS

Trailblazers launch annual fundraiser to support local seniors

STEPHANIE ALLEN | POST DISPATCHThe Garza County Trailblazers Senior Citizens Center has kicked off its annual “Keep Us Cookin’” drawing, a fundraiser supporting essential services for Post’s senior community.