NEWSPAPER SWAP The Navajo Times is the largest independent, Native American-owned weekly newspaper in the U.S., based in Window Rock, Arizona, capital of the Navajo Nation. Founded in 1959 as a tribal newsletter, today it counts a circulation of 24,900 with more than 150,000 weekly readers. Our Texas Spur staff dropped by the paper’s offices in October 2025. | TEXAS SPUR

NEWSPAPER SWAP The Navajo Times is the largest independent, Native American-owned weekly newspaper in the U.S., based in Window Rock, Arizona, capital of the Navajo Nation. Founded in 1959 as a tribal newsletter, today it counts a circulation of 24,900 with more than 150,000 weekly readers. Our Texas Spur staff dropped by the paper’s offices in October 2025. | TEXAS SPUR

Books about the Mother Road

Text And Photos By Barbara Brannon And Kay
Thursday, June 4, 2026
If you haven’t figured it out by now, we’re all about the Route 66 reads.
EMERGENCY SERVICES Post–Garza County EMS Facility in Post, Texas, designed by Halo Architects. The facility provides emergency medical services for Post and Garza County, with spaces designed to support rapid response operations and EMS personnel. | COURTESY PHOTO

EMERGENCY SERVICES Post–Garza County EMS Facility in Post, Texas, designed by Halo Architects. The facility provides emergency medical services for Post and Garza County, with spaces designed to support rapid response operations and EMS personnel. | COURTESY PHOTO

State grant to support Garza EMS equipment upgrades

Stephanie Allen |
Thursday, June 4, 2026
Garza County EMS has received approval for a $500,000 state grant that could fund the purchase of a...
CITY LEADERS Post City Secretary Suzan Collazo (left) administered the oath of office last week to council members Carol Hester, Ward 3; Dianne James, Ward 4; and Jimmy Valdez, Ward 5, during a swearing-in ceremony on June 1 in Post. | COURTESY PHOTO

CITY LEADERS Post City Secretary Suzan Collazo (left) administered the oath of office last week to council members Carol Hester, Ward 3; Dianne James, Ward 4; and Jimmy Valdez, Ward 5, during a swearing-in ceremony on June 1 in Post. | COURTESY PHOTO

CITY LEADERS

Thursday, June 4, 2026

CITY LEADERS Post City Secretary Suzan Collazo (left) administered the oath of office last week to council members Carol Hester, Ward 3; Dianne James, Ward 4; and Jimmy Valdez, Ward 5, during a swearing-in ceremony on June 1 in Post.

News 

POST NOTES

News Staff
Thursday, June 4, 2026
Public and Civic Meetings Garza County Commissioners Court Regular meeting, Monday, June 8, 9 a.m.
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Post Dispatch e-Edition

Sports 

NEWSPAPER SWAP The Navajo Times is the largest independent, Native American-owned weekly newspaper in the U.S., based in Window Rock, Arizona, capital of the Navajo Nation. Founded in 1959 as a tribal newsletter, today it counts a circulation of 24,900 with more than 150,000 weekly readers. Our Texas Spur staff dropped by the paper’s offices in October 2025. | TEXAS SPUR

NEWSPAPER SWAP The Navajo Times is the largest independent, Native American-owned weekly newspaper in the U.S., based in Window Rock, Arizona, capital of the Navajo Nation. Founded in 1959 as a tribal newsletter, today it counts a circulation of 24,900 with more than 150,000 weekly readers. Our Texas Spur staff dropped by the paper’s offices in October 2025. | TEXAS SPUR

Books about the Mother Road

Text And Photos By Barbara Brannon And Kay
Thursday, June 4, 2026
If you haven’t figured it out by now, we’re all about the Route 66 reads.
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lifestyle 

LIBRARY NOTES

LIBRARY NOTES

LIBRARY NOTES

Pam Humble |
Thursday, June 4, 2026
Just a reminder that we have two events at the library this week, so mark your calendars.
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Obituaries 

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