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Western Texas College board announces Dr. Laurie Sharp as lone finalist for college president

Western Texas College board announces Dr. Laurie Sharp as lone finalist for college president

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Western Texas College board announces Dr. Laurie Sharp as lone finalist for college president

Dr. Laurie Sharp
Wednesday, October 15, 2025
SNYDER— The Western Texas College board of trustees this week announced Dr. Laurie Sharp as the lone finalist for the position of college president. Dr. Sharp will succeed current president Dr. Barbara Beebe, who earlier this year announced her plans to retire in January 2026.
PARK CLEANUP Garza County 4-H members cleaned trash throughout Southlake Park Oct. 11, helping keep Post looking its best. | COURTESY PHOTO

PARK CLEANUP Garza County 4-H members cleaned trash throughout Southlake Park Oct. 11, helping keep Post looking its best. | COURTESY PHOTO

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PARK CLEANUP

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Wednesday, October 15, 2025
FOOD CHALLENGE Garza County 4-H offers an array of classes for its members, including the Food Challenge. Members learn nutrition facts, diet portions and practice building a visually appealing plate. Challengers, from left, were Connor Griffin, Cooper Britton, Bryson Bloomingdale and Aaron Brooks. | COURTESY PHOTO

FOOD CHALLENGE Garza County 4-H offers an array of classes for its members, including the Food Challenge. Members learn nutrition facts, diet portions and practice building a visually appealing plate. Challengers, from left, were Connor Griffin, Cooper Britton, Bryson Bloomingdale and Aaron Brooks. | COURTESY PHOTO

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FOOD CHALLENGE

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Wednesday, October 15, 2025
CLOSING OF SALE Curtis Hudman, president of the Public Facilities Corporation, and County Judge Lee Norman signed the sale closing paperwork of the Giles W. Dalby Correctional Facility to the State of Texas Oct. 14. | STAFF PHOTO

CLOSING OF SALE Curtis Hudman, president of the Public Facilities Corporation, and County Judge Lee Norman signed the sale closing paperwork of the Giles W. Dalby Correctional Facility to the State of Texas Oct. 14. | STAFF PHOTO

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Commissioners approve closing statement for sale of Dalby facility

News Staff
Wednesday, October 15, 2025
ANNA GIBSON | POST DISPATCH In a regular commissioner’s meeting, Oct. 14, officials approved the closing statements for the sale of the Giles W. Dalby Correctional Facility.
EXCHANGING WORLDS Local resident Jay Young, center, is a link for students to experience West Texas. Jules, right, is a sophomore from Toulouse, France, and Davi, a junior from Brazil, are attending Post High School for one year. The students sought the exchange program for independence and to experience a new culture. | PAULA JACKSON

EXCHANGING WORLDS Local resident Jay Young, center, is a link for students to experience West Texas. Jules, right, is a sophomore from Toulouse, France, and Davi, a junior from Brazil, are attending Post High School for one year. The students sought the exchange program for independence and to experience a new culture. | PAULA JACKSON

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Students from around the globe spend year in Post

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Wednesday, October 15, 2025
PAULA JACKSON | POST DISPATCH Two foreign exchange students are spending the school year in Post, staying with local resident Jay Young, who is hosting international students for the second year in a row.
DOWNTOWN DEMOLITION The City of Post has begun deconstruction in the median on East Main Street for the placement of the Rotary Centennial Clock. The revitalization project is projected to “look good” by Light Up Post, Dec. 6, whether the clock is placed or not. | STAFF PHOTO

DOWNTOWN DEMOLITION The City of Post has begun deconstruction in the median on East Main Street for the placement of the Rotary Centennial Clock. The revitalization project is projected to “look good” by Light Up Post, Dec. 6, whether the clock is placed or not. | STAFF PHOTO

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DOWNTOWN DEMOLITION

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Wednesday, October 15, 2025

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POST NOTES

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Wednesday, October 8, 2025
Upcoming eventsSat., Oct. 11 Enrolled 4-H members are invited to participate in community cleanup. Meet at Garza County Extension Office at 9 a.m. For information call the office, (908) 495-4400.Sat., Oct. 18 GCJLA dinner and dance at Winehouse at 127 E. Main. Gates open 5:30 p.m.

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MUNICIPAL COURT REPORT

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Wednesday, October 8, 2025
During the week of September 30 – October 1, 2025, he Post Municipal Court collected from 13 cases, with a total of $3,588.80 in fines and fees.• Gomez, Angel Speeding 37/20 mph in school zone, $329.00• Martinez, Christopher: Ran stop sign (in collections), $347.
HOMEMADE TOMATO SOUP is cozy, flavorful and easy to make. Roasted tomatoes and caramelized onions give it a rich, comforting taste. Pair it with croutons or grilled cheese for a perfect fall meal. It’s simple, quick, and a true classic perfect for warming up on cooler days. | ANGELINA LARUE PHOTO

HOMEMADE TOMATO SOUP is cozy, flavorful and easy to make. Roasted tomatoes and caramelized onions give it a rich, comforting taste. Pair it with croutons or grilled cheese for a perfect fall meal. It’s simple, quick, and a true classic perfect for warming up on cooler days. | ANGELINA LARUE PHOTO

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Soup’s on! Why this tomato soup will roar into your fall favorites

Angelina L
Wednesday, October 8, 2025
CUISINE & CULTURE | ANGELINA@ANGELINALARUE.COMTomato soup has long been a fall favorite. I often have tomatoes to use up as I take them off the vines before the first freeze. I experiment with my recipe about once a year, and currently, I love the richness the caramelized onions add to this version.
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