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A Thursday night crash killed one and sent another to the hospital in critical condition.
Read moreA Saturday morning accident claimed two lives and sent one to the hospital in critical condition.
Around 8:40 a.m. April 1, the preliminary investigation shows a 2002 Toyota Sequoia was traveling northbound on Texas 249 near FM 1774 in the Plantersville/Todd Mission area. The vehicle went into the oncoming lane and struck a 2016 Ford Taurus that was traveling southbound. The Ford then struck a 2019 Chevrolet pickup that was also traveling southbound.
Read moreA Navasota man never made it home from a trip to the store Saturday night.
Texas Department of Public Safety Sgt. Justin Ruiz said around 10:40 p.m. April 1, a 2019 Ford Ranger and 2012 Nissan passenger car were traveling northbound on Texas 6 near FM 2. Ruiz said Melvin Jones, 64 of Navasota, was walking home after a trip to the store at the TX-6 and FM 2 intersection.
Read moreIola High School held their masquerade themed prom at Downtown 202 in Bryan April 1. Easton Evans and Brayla Roberts were voted prom king and queen. Cadence Shive and Claudia Puche were named prom prince and princess.
Read moreRICHARDS – Hundreds of family members, alumni, current students and faculty gathered March 28, to honor the legacy of Barbara J. Haynie with the dedication of Richards Independent School District’s newly constructed baseball field.
The original baseball field was named Barbara J. Haynie Field over 30 years ago, but the field was demolished and moved closer to FM 149 for construction of a new gym and classroom, part of a $6.9 million school bond passed in May 2021.
Read moreMatthew Steven McMillen, the 35-year-old Grimes County man who was reported missing Thursday, March 30, was located Friday afternoon.
Grimes County Sheriff Don Sowell stated around 12:50 p.m., McMillen was located in the woods near North Mount Mariah Road and Texas 105, between Plantersville and Montgomery. Sowell said he appeared to be intoxicated and had burn injuries. He was transported to a burn center for treatment.
Read moreSpring is in full bloom and the temperature is rising at Navasota Fire Department. Firefighter Colby Supak couldn’t miss out on the fun of his own bluebonnet photo shoot in front of the station.
Read moreThe inaugural Pink & Blue Spring Review children’s fashion show was held April 1, at P.A. Smith Hotel. Spring children’s attire from Paris Pink & Cowboy Blue Baby Boutique and Railroad Junction Children’s Boutique were displayed by local children making their modeling debuts. Both businesses are located in historic downtown Navasota. Proceeds benefitted Grimes County Animal Rescue.
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