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It was an exciting day April 4, for two rodeo athletes from Richards High School who signed their National Letter of Intent to continue their education and rodeo careers in college.
Read moreANDERSON — Travel back in time on historic Main Street in Anderson with the 6th annual Classics at the Courthouse car show Sunday, April 8 from noon to 3 p.m.
Read moreIt was an evening of cowboys versus bulls at the annual Grimes County Fair Bull Buck Out April 6. The fans were the real winners with perfect weather, great entertainment in the arena and a dance with live music for the afterparty. This is the first time the bull buck out was held in April.
Read moreNavasota Mayor Bert Miller participated in the Texas Municipal League Midyear Conference March 14 and March 15 in San Marcos. More than 275 elected and appointed officials and staff from cities throughout Texas took part in this event.
Read moreA Navasota Municipal Court judge waived all fees in a case that made national headlines. The judge made the ruling Friday morning, April 5, to waive library fees for Kaylee Morgan.
Read moreRICHARDS — Entergy presented a $6,700 check to Richards Independent School District at the March 21 board meeting as part of the Entergy Commercial Solutions Program.
Read moreApril is Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention Month. Proclamations were approved by the Town of Anderson, City of Plantersville and City of Todd Mission at their March council meetings.
Read moreBATON ROUGE, LOUSIANA — Kamryn Coates of Iola was recently initiated into The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, the nation’s oldest and most selective all-discipline collegiate honor society. Coates was initiated at Texas A&M University.
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