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Navasota High School hosted signing day, May 9, for eight athletes who are continuing their athletic and educational careers in college. Of the athletes, three are going to play soccer, two will play football, there is a softball and baseball player and a track athlete. NHS athletic director, Trey Allen, said all the athletes competed in multiple sports in high school.
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The Navasota High School Class of 1965 celebrated their 60th Class Reunion April 11, at the Pecan Lakes Golf Clubhouse in Navasota. Classmates enjoyed visiting, sharing memories and looking at memorabilia.
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Navasota Independent School District celebrated 16 teachers who earned a new or higher Teacher Incentive Allotment designation. The TIA, a provision of House Bill 3, was signed into law by Governor Greg Abbott in 2019.
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A children’s book author and reality series star, Shanalee Sharboneau, and TFRW District Director for Senate 18, Amy Munday, will speak at the Grimes County Republican Women’s meeting Tuesday, May 20.
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The City of Todd Mission swore–in only its second mayor since incorporation in1982. Stephen Mensing defeated 42–year mayoral incumbent, George Coulam by six votes in the May 3 election and was sworn–in at the May 9 regular city council meeting.
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TxDOT District Engineer, Chad Bohne, provided Grimes County commissioners with a project update at the May 7 Regular Meeting. Bohne oversees the Bryan District which encompasses 10-counties “somewhat centered” around Bryan-College Station and includes four counties on I-45 from Huntsville to Fairfield and three counties on the SH 36 corridor from Brenham to Rockdale-Cameron.
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Grimes County Commissioners continue to address the rapidly growing need for more ambulances. At the May 7 meeting, St. Joseph EMS Director Billy Rice urged the court to factor ambulance purchases into upcoming budget discussions.
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The May 8, Anderson City Council meeting, Anderson City Council marked a moment of continuity and modest change. Aldermen Bessie White and Harold Minor were sworn–in to continue serving 2 more years in their current seats and Marc Benton took the oath for his second term as mayor. All positions were unopposed.
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