Locally owned and operated in Texas City, Galveston County, Texas.
David Day Owner/Publisher brings over 46 years of newspaper experience to The Post Newspaper. Opened in 2003, The Post Newspaper wanted to provide an alternate information source for the local communities covering local news in a positive way and reporting facts to our readers. Connecting to the community is what The Post Newspaper is all about. Over 70,000 weekly readers learn about local concerns, area sports, charity events, legal notices and entertainment in their community. The Post is a member of several local Chamber of Commerce, and its staff volunteers at numerous events throughout Galveston County.
All of this is made possible by our advertisers, who count on us to deliver their message to our readers. Twice weekly, The Post newspaper delivers information on businesses and services to our readers all over the county. Our staff is dedicated to provide over the top service, fresh ideas and exciting new ways to market business. Join our impressive list of advertisers and supporters that say they saw it in The Post Newspaper. Contact David at publisher@thepostnewspaper.net or 409-943-4265.
I picked up a copy of The Post at the Justice Center last week. I read “Who Are Your Primary
Candidates?” with some great interest. Does The Post know that there is also a Democratic Primary and there are Democratic Candidates? Either The Post only expects Republicans to read their paper or they do not know how elections are run in Texas. Your advertisers will not be well served if you leave out a large portion of the population. Sad.
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I picked up a copy of The Post at the Justice Center last week. I read “Who Are Your Primary
Candidates?” with some great interest. Does The Post know that there is also a Democratic Primary and there are Democratic Candidates? Either The Post only expects Republicans to read their paper or they do not know how elections are run in Texas. Your advertisers will not be well served if you leave out a large portion of the population. Sad.