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4-H POOL PARTY Garza County 4-H had a great end-of-summer swim party Aug. 1. Members are ready for the upcoming school year. If you’re interested in joining 4-H please reach out to Xane Reiter at the Garza County Extension Office. Thanks to the ALA board for purchasing hot dogs, drinks and snacks. | COURTESY PHOTO

4-H POOL PARTY Garza County 4-H had a great end-of-summer swim party Aug. 1. Members are ready for the upcoming school year. If you’re interested in joining 4-H please reach out to Xane Reiter at the Garza County Extension Office. Thanks to the ALA board for purchasing hot dogs, drinks and snacks. | COURTESY PHOTO

4-H POOL PARTY

	“Everyone is invited to attend the dance and urged to wear rodeo regalia,”

“Everyone is invited to attend the dance and urged to wear rodeo regalia,”

“Everyone is invited to attend the dance and urged to wear rodeo regalia,”

POST STAMPEDE RODEOTHROUGH THE YEARSread the pageone story in The Post Dispatch for May 28, 1942 (right). Sure, there was a war on, but folks were ready for a bit of competitive entertainment! The Post Stampede, which had been introduced in 1940, was still a spring event back then.
Get ready for an action-packed rodeo experience!

Get ready for an action-packed rodeo experience!

Get ready for an action-packed rodeo experience!

Don’t miss a minute of the excitement at this year’s UPRA-sanctioned rodeo, featuring top-tier contestants and world-class entertainment! The arena comes alive with high-energy performances from TNT Rodeo Company, known for bringing the best buck ing stock in the business.

This thing gets wild

ANNA GIBSON | POST DISPATCH The 85th annual Post Stampede Rodeo is set to return Thursday through Saturday, Aug. 7–9, bringing with it a showcase of top rodeo talent, family fun and hometown pride.
SPOTLIGHT ON BACK TO SCHOOL LIMBO

SPOTLIGHT ON BACK TO SCHOOL LIMBO

Spotlight On Back To School Limbo

POOL PARTY FOR SCHOLARS Garza County Community Recovery Center held a free pool party on July 29 for any student returning to school. During the alcohol-free party, over 100 children received a drawstring bag with school supplies.
DPS Offers reminders for a safer school year

DPS Offers reminders for a safer school year

DPS Offers reminders for a safer school year

AUSTIN – As students begin heading back to school, the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) reminds all Texans to exercise heightened caution and adhere to safety measures implemented to protect students, staff and fellow drivers this school year.
Time to plant fall crops

Time to plant fall crops

Time to plant fall crops

From the garden ELLEN PEFFLEY Time to plant fall cropsFall is often an under- used gardening season, because this is a busy time in summer gardens.The fall crops planted now are cool season crops since plants mature in the autumn as temperatures moderate and cool.

MUNICIPAL COURT REPORT

During the period of July 17–July 23, 2025, the Post Municipal Court collected from 5 cases, with a total of $2685.90 in fines and fees.• Miller, Maurice: Speeding 72/55 mph zone, $310.70 • Polanco, Megan: Speeding 72/55 mph zone, $235.00• Polanco, Megan: Violate Promise to Appear, $274.
NEW EXHIBIT OS Museum at 201 East Main Street will show the Summer Bounty display through September 26, 2025. Their visiting hours are Monday-Wednesday 10 a.m.-noon and 1-5 p.m.; Thursday-Friday 10 a.m.-noon and 1-4 p.m.; Saturday 10 a.m.-2 p.m. The exhibit is upstairs. A handicap accessible elevator is available. For questions call (806) 495-3579. | COURTESY ART

NEW EXHIBIT OS Museum at 201 East Main Street will show the Summer Bounty display through September 26, 2025. Their visiting hours are Monday-Wednesday 10 a.m.-noon and 1-5 p.m.; Thursday-Friday 10 a.m.-noon and 1-4 p.m.; Saturday 10 a.m.-2 p.m. The exhibit is upstairs. A handicap accessible elevator is available. For questions call (806) 495-3579. | COURTESY ART

NEW EXHIBIT

NEW EXHIBIT OS Museum at 201 East Main Street will show the Summer Bounty display through September 26, 2025. Their visiting hours are Monday-Wednesday 10 a.m.-noon and 1-5 p.m.; Thursday-Friday 10 a.m.-noon and 1-4 p.m.; Saturday 10 a.m.-2 p.m. The exhibit is upstairs.