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HOPE IN SONG Rotarian Chris Atkinson pictured with guest speaker and performer Amanda Key, following her presentation about her nonprofit and her journey of recovery at a recent Rotary meeting. | COURTESY PHOTO

HOPE IN SONG Rotarian Chris Atkinson pictured with guest speaker and performer Amanda Key, following her presentation about her nonprofit and her journey of recovery at a recent Rotary meeting. | COURTESY PHOTO

Rotary welcomes Amanda Key of Hope In Song

Stephanie Allen |
Thursday, April 16, 2026
Post Texas Rotary Club members welcomed guest speaker Amanda Key during a recent meeting during which she shared her personal story and introduced her nonprofit organization, Hope In Song.Key spoke about her recovery journey and how music has played a role in her healing process.
FIELD DAY Geese and smaller birds were out on a spring morning last month on the current grass football field at Redman Stadium. They won’t get to forage there for much longer, as artificial turf is on the way. | POST DISPATCH

FIELD DAY Geese and smaller birds were out on a spring morning last month on the current grass football field at Redman Stadium. They won’t get to forage there for much longer, as artificial turf is on the way. | POST DISPATCH

Help wanted: Post ISD seeks sponsorship for new turf at Jimmie Redman Memorial Stadium

Russ Morris |
Thursday, April 16, 2026
The Post ISD board of trustees unanimously approved a contract recently with Hellas Construction Inc. for the replacement of the turf at the school’s Jimmie Redman Memorial Stadium. The turf that is set to be installed is called the Hellas Matrix Helix.

MUNICIPAL COURT REPORT

News Staff
Wednesday, April 8, 2026
During the week of March 27–April 1, 2026, the Post Municipal Court collected from four cases, with a total of $893.10 in fines and fees.• Segura, Roberto No Driver’s License, $321.10• Gonzales, Marcus Speeding 45/30 mph zone, $235.00• Orona, Roxanne Allow Dog/Animal to Run Loose, $166.
Garza County Sheriff’s Office Arrests

Garza County Sheriff’s Office Arrests

Garza County Sheriff’s Office Arrests

News Staff
Wednesday, April 8, 2026
March 30–April 5, 2026***GARZA COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE ARRESTS*** GARCIA, JULIO JAVIER WARRANT SERVED- POSS CS PG1/1-B LT1G BOND $10,000SMITH, MICHAEL ALLEN TERRORISTIC THREAT IMP PUB SERV/ PUB FEAR SBI BOND $25,000LOPEZ, JOE ANGEL WARRANT SERVED PROB VIOL POSS CS PG2 BOND $150,000GILLILAND, COOPER...

POST NOTES

News Staff
Wednesday, April 8, 2026
Public and Civic Meetings Garza County Commissioners Court Regular meeting, Monday, April 13, 9 a.m. County courthouse, 300 W. Main St., Post.Post City Council Regular meeting, Tuesday, April 14, 5:30 p.m. in council chambers, 105 E. Main St.; for more information, visit www.cityfposttexas.
FOR ANY MEAL OF THE DAY these biscuits with sharp cheddar mixed in are a delicious addition. | ANGELINA LaRUE PHOTO

FOR ANY MEAL OF THE DAY these biscuits with sharp cheddar mixed in are a delicious addition. | ANGELINA LaRUE PHOTO

In a jam? Try these cheddar biscuits

Angelina L
Wednesday, April 8, 2026
CUISINE & CULTURE | ANGELINA@ANGELINALARUE.COMBiscuits are one of life’s simple pleasures—so easy to make, yet they reap big rewards at the table. And for something extra special, the addition of a good, sharp cheddar cheese can take biscuits to another level.
Raised beds for the garden, Part 2

Raised beds for the garden, Part 2

Raised beds for the garden, Part 2

Ellen Peffley
Wednesday, April 8, 2026
CUISINE & CULTUREIn last week’s column were reasons to garden with raised beds. Today we look at the two most usual materials from which raised beds are constructed.Wood. Wood is the most commonly used material for a raised bed. Be sure to use the right wood.
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