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The transition into phase 2 of the Navasota River Bridge in the northbound lanes of Texas 6 is currently in progress.
In this new phase, the contractor will replace the concrete bridge rail, upgrade the metal beam guard fence and work on cleaning and sealing the bridge joints. During phase 2, the northbound entrance ramp of FM 3090 will be closed. This phase will shift traffic from left lane closed to right lane closed and construction will take approximately 3 weeks to complete.
Read moreVictoria Grace (Tori) Bosse and Samuel Frank (Sam) McElreath exchanged nuptial vows at two-o’clock in the afternoon Saturday, December 17, 2022, at St. Mary’s Catholic Church. Father Mike Williams performed the nuptial mass.
Read moreLocal nursing home residents felt love on Valentine’s Day thanks to Adopt a Sweetheart. The program organized by Navasota High School assistant principal Donald Wesley provides residents with a gift basket including a card, hand cream, socks and more.
Read moreChamber partners flocked to Joe’s Italian restaurant, 1010 S. La Salle Street, to welcome them as a new business in Navasota. Offering one-of-a-kind cuisines, the restaurant is a proven success. The official ribbon cutting Feb.16, featured Joe’s owner, Audi Hajrullaj and his staff.
Read moreThere was a record turnout to commemorate the opening of Navasota Welding Supply, 1002 Spur 515. Local elected officials, business owners and community members turned out for the grand opening and ribbon cutting Feb. 17. Owners, Davis Waters and Kris Gordon, bring back agriculture services to Grimes County that have been lacking for over a decade.
Read moreGrimes County Service Awards presented
Read moreTexas Department of Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller spoke at the annual Grimes County Republican Party Reagan Dinner held at the Grimes County Expo Center Feb. 18. The meal featured a steak dinner from Leona General Store.
Read moreFollowing the recommendation of teacher and community online surveys, Navasota ISD Board of Trustees approved Calendar A for the 2023-24 school year.
Calendar A received 82% of the vote by teachers and staff with 209 total votes. There were 39 votes (15.3%) for Calendar B and seven votes (2.7%) for Calendar C.
The survey received great input from the community with a total of 1,319 votes. Calendar A received 1,060 votes (80.4%) followed by Calendar B with 166 votes (12.6%) and Calendar C, 93 votes (2.7%).
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