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LAST WEEK’S TRIVIA ANSWER:David L. Harrison, poet laureate of Springfield, Missouri, composed and read 'A Highway is Born' on May 1 at the Queen’s Gate dedication in his resident city.HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW YOUR ROUTE 66 HISTORY? The famous Chicago-to-L.A.
BOLD GOLD CHEER The Post Antelope cheerleaders are working hard at cheer camp, learning to improve motions, sharpening stunts, and building strong teamwork for a new season of sporting events. MORE PHOTOS, PAGE 5 | COURTESY PHOTO

BOLD GOLD CHEER The Post Antelope cheerleaders are working hard at cheer camp, learning to improve motions, sharpening stunts, and building strong teamwork for a new season of sporting events. MORE PHOTOS, PAGE 5 | COURTESY PHOTO

BOLD GOLD CHEER

LASTING LEGACY A small American flag stands before the Garza County Roll of Honor monument on the courthouse square in Post, serving as a tribute to local servicemen who made the ultimate sacrifice in defense of the United States. | STEPHANIE ALLEN

LASTING LEGACY A small American flag stands before the Garza County Roll of Honor monument on the courthouse square in Post, serving as a tribute to local servicemen who made the ultimate sacrifice in defense of the United States. | STEPHANIE ALLEN

Garza County court approves tech upgrades, insurance renewals amid state grant updates

The Garza County Commissioners tackled a wide-ranging agenda Monday, June 8, balancing local technology upgrades, employee benefits and county department reports during its regular session.

MUNICIPAL COURT REPORT

During the week of May 22-28, 2026, the Post Municipal Court collected from seven cases, with a total of $2,733.30 in fines and fees.• Munoz, Lillie Theft Under $50, $362.20• Martinez, Joe Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, $547.30• Martinez, Joe Violate Promise to Appear, $330.

POST NOTES

Public and Civic Meetings Garza County Commissioners Court Regular meeting, Monday, June 8, 9 a.m. County courthouse, 300 W. Main St., Post.Post City Council Regular meeting, Tuesday, June 9, 5:30 p.m. in council chambers, 105 E. Main St.; for more information, visit www.cityfposttexas.
MONUMENT MOVEMENT Headstones stand at varying angles in the Post Cemetery, where natural ground movement and weathering have caused some grave markers to shift. | COURTESY PHOTO

MONUMENT MOVEMENT Headstones stand at varying angles in the Post Cemetery, where natural ground movement and weathering have caused some grave markers to shift. | COURTESY PHOTO

Community works together to preserve Post’s historic cemetery

The City of Post is asking for the public’s help in preserving and maintaining the dignity and safety of the city cemetery after several headstones were recently found to be leaning or unstable.According to city officials, the condition of some monuments is not uncommon in older cemeteries.