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PARK FIRE

PARK FIRE

PARK FIRE

Fire departments dispatched out at approximately 2:15 a.m. Oct. 25 to Reeds RV Park. Post, Justiceburg and Snyder departments responded. Unofficially, the Texas Fire Marshals are considering it “undetermined” as the cause of the fire.

City of Post disburses HOT funds

During the Sept. 9 Post city council meeting, Pixie Grisham presented the Hotel Occupancy Tax (HOT) fund report, allocating $74,398 in tourism funds to local organizations, with each request fully funded to six applicants.
Just down the caprock, eastbound on 84, a two-vehicle accident occurred Sept. 23, resulting in one vehicle in the ditch facing north and the other stopped on the road. At the time of this publication, Sheriff Michael Isbell had no details to share. | STAFF PHOTO

Just down the caprock, eastbound on 84, a two-vehicle accident occurred Sept. 23, resulting in one vehicle in the ditch facing north and the other stopped on the road. At the time of this publication, Sheriff Michael Isbell had no details to share. | STAFF PHOTO

VEHICLE ACCIDENT

Just down the caprock, eastbound on 84, a two-vehicle accident occurred Sept. 23, resulting in one vehicle in the ditch facing north and the other stopped on the road. At the time of this publication, Sheriff Michael Isbell had no details to share.

Southland ISD posts 1st 6 weeks honor rolls

The following students enrolled in Southland ISD earned “A” Honor Roll for the 1st 6 weeks of the 2025–26 school year: Dominic Arias, Owen Benham, Kyson Buxkemper, Emily Contreras, Leland Dorman, Beau Tiemann, Jasper Tiemann Saylah Torres, Shaun Torres, Thomas Bell, Ryker Benham, Oliver Esparza,...

POST NOTES

Upcoming eventsSat., Sept. 27 Artist Kraig Parker, world premier Elvis Tribute artist, coming to Ragtown Gospel Theater. Ticket sales available now.Visit Ragtown.comSat., Oct. 4 Post Rotary Club Centennial Banquet. Tickets are now available. Sponsorships and tickets are now available.

LIBRARY NOTES

Have you been to a good sale lately? One where you could carry home numerous sacks full of merchandise and still have money in your pockets? No? Well, you haven’t been to the Post Public Library BOOK SALE! Bring in the names of your favorite authors and gather sack after sack to take home.
PAULA JACKSON PHOTO

PAULA JACKSON PHOTO

Progress

The low roar comes before the whistle. Heavy metal rail cars, one after another, follow the steel tracks that first arrived in the city of Post in 1910. Today, their sound still echoes through town several times a day.