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Grimes County Emergency Service District No. 1 in Iola is the county’s only ESD. An ESD is a political subdivision which can impose property and sales and use taxes to provide emergency medical, ambulance, rural fire prevention and control services.
Read moreCookoff teams and young barbecue enthusiasts participated in Bubba Can Cook hosted by the Friends of Grimes County. The cookoff helps Friends of Grimes County raise money for youth and senior organizations throughout Grimes County.
Read moreThe Nov. 5 Presidential Election is shaping to be one of the most historical elections. Registration deadline to vote in the election is Monday, Oct. 7.
Read moreNavasota School Board members took the next step in bringing an after–school program to Navasota ISD, approving a Letter of Intent with Champions. The program could begin sometime in January pending final contract approval.
Read moreTxDOT is hosting an open house with a virtual option to discuss proposed improvements to Texas 105 from Texas 6 to Texas 249 in Grimes County. The open house is Thursday, Sept. 19, at the Grimes County Fairgrounds, 5220, FM 3455, in Navasota from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. There will also be a virtual option.
Read moreIt was an enchanting evening Sept. 13, as dads twirled their daughters around the dance floor for the City of Navasota’s Daddy Daughter Dance. Navasota High School cosmetology students helped make the evening memorable by doing hair and nails for the girls.
Read moreFirst responders greeted students at John C. Webb Elementary working the drop-off line Sept. 11.
Read moreThe Navasota Economic Development Corporation (EDC) met Wednesday, Sept. 11 and received an encouraging report about the state of retail in Navasota today. Aaron Farmer, president of The Retail Coach with whom the city has partnered for retail recruitment for more than 10 years, provided the update and said current interest in Navasota is “like crazy!”
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