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Why buy when you can make your own flour tortillas?

Why buy when you can make your own flour tortillas?

Why buy when you can make your own flour tortillas?

You may have seen the column a couple of weeks ago about making corn tortillas. Many folks also like flour tortillas, so here is a quick tutorial.There are a few basic ways to make flour tortillas. It’s more of a technique than a recipe.

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What a beautiful time of year! Although Mother Nature is still a bit uncertain, she is leaning toward milder days and cool evenings, and we know to appreciate the season. I hope the bugs go away with the heat quite soon.
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Proverbs 10: Solomon compares what is wise to what is foolish

• A wise son brings joy to his father; a foolish son brings grief to his mother.• Ill-gotten treasure has no value, but righteousness (doing what is right) delivers from death.• The Lord does not let the righteous go hungry but prevents/hinders the cravings of the wicked.
HONORARY TITLE Joe Giddens (center) was honored by Post ISD during the homecoming game, Sept. 19. After 28 years of serving the Post school district, the board of trustees voted in February 2025 to name the field house the Joe Giddens Sports Complex. | RYLAN MORRIS PHOTO

HONORARY TITLE Joe Giddens (center) was honored by Post ISD during the homecoming game, Sept. 19. After 28 years of serving the Post school district, the board of trustees voted in February 2025 to name the field house the Joe Giddens Sports Complex. | RYLAN MORRIS PHOTO

Post ISD names fieldhouse in honor of Joe Giddens

Homecoming night, on Sept. 19, 2025, Post ISD took a moment at halftime for a special moment in the history of Post ISD. “We are here to honor a man whose life’s work has been woven into the very fabric of this school district and this community—Mr.
Area Fishing Report, WEEK OF SEPT. 24, 2025

Area Fishing Report, WEEK OF SEPT. 24, 2025

Area Fishing Report, WEEK OF SEPT. 24, 2025

TEXAS PARKS & WILDLIFE DEPARTMENT LAKE ALAN HENRYFAIR. 76 degrees; 2.67 feet below pool. Crappie are fair in 20 feet of water using minnows. Catfish are fair in 12-16 feet of water over baited holes. Report by Randy Britton, The Bait Shop, Post, Texas.HUBBARD CREEKSLOW.
Local CRC brings Elvis tribute to Ragtown

Local CRC brings Elvis tribute to Ragtown

Local CRC brings Elvis tribute to Ragtown

The Garza County Community Recovery Center brought Elvis to town with a special performance by tribute artist Kraig Parker at the Ragtown Gospel Theater Sept. 27.The fundraiser drew strong support from the community, with more than 290 tickets sold.
Judge Filley discusses case backlog in commissioners’ court

Judge Filley discusses case backlog in commissioners’ court

Judge Filley discusses case backlog in commissioners’ court

District Judge Reed Filley addressed Garza County commissioners Sept. 29 about the annual indigent defense contract and the ongoing challenges of moving criminal cases through the court system.Filley opened with a request to increase the contract with attorney R.D.
REMINISCING An oil painting reminds Preston Poole of a good youthful adventure before he decided to become an attorney. | PAULA JACKSON PHOTO

REMINISCING An oil painting reminds Preston Poole of a good youthful adventure before he decided to become an attorney. | PAULA JACKSON PHOTO

From tracks to trials, Post’s Preston Poole

PAULA JACKSON | POST DISPATCH Spend an hour or so with longtime county attorney Preston Poole, and you will hear stories of hopping trains, hitchhiking, running stop lights and simpler times of growing up in Texas in the 1930s and ’40s.