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Congratulations to Harry Walker on his retirement. We appreciate what you did in the Blackberry Community. Reds, Wheats, & Blues Festival will be held on Saturday, Nov. 11, from 3-8 p.m., at the Grimes County VFW Post 4006, 1575 W WashingtonAve., in Navasota. Visit www.navasotagrimeschamber. com for more information.
Read moreIn early 1846, Texas Ranger Samuel H. Walker was on a mission when he arrived in New York City. It had been a wearisome trip from the Indian and Mexican battles in Texas. The Mexican War was underway.
Read moreSince I was handicapped without a computer, my VFW meeting agenda was cut, taped, partially typed and parts were hand-written. My work looked like a kindergarten student made it. Either way, the District 17 Auxiliary President, his Jr. Vice and the State Guard all thought it was quite humorous. They complimented our Auxiliary and how it was fun to be with us. Conclusion to my story, we received a good inspection.
Read moreThere were three people baptized at Evergreen Baptist Church Sunday, Sept. 24, Rev. Jeff Morgan. They are Alyiah Hernandez,Ashley Shepard and Spencer Quinlan. Do remember them in your prayers and all others as they begin their lives in Christ.
Read moreAnderson Food Pantry, 367 Fanthorp St. will be open Thursday, Oct. 5 from 9 a.m. until noon. All residents of Grimes County in need of food may participate. For more information, contact Renee Fredwood, 936-873-5005.
Read moreJust a reminder the burn ban in Grimes County is still in effect.
Read moreA dead computer and dead modem prevented me from having news last week.
Read moreFirst Baptist Church, 301 Church Street in Navasota invites everyone to their Thankful, Grateful Local Market Saturday, Nov. 18, from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m.
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