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Navasota High school’s Bionic Vipers robotics team worked past a slow start at the Manor Senior High School robotics competition. The Bionic Vipers worked out bugs and teamed up with two other squads to advance to the finals and earn first place. Navasota advanced to compete in Houston earning second place and qualifying for the state tournament. The Bionic Vipers are ranked No. 20
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Navasota High School theatre advanced to bi–district with a first–place finish at the District 22_4A One Act Play competition. Marilis Alvarado earned best overall performer. All–star cast members include Lizeth Corona and Angelique Lemus. Freya Adney earned honorable mention. Best technician is Anson Seale. The bi–district competition is March 29, at Royal High School.
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The Navasota Junior High Tenor/Bass Choir earned the Sweepstakes award at the Region 27 UIL Concert and Sightreading Competition, March 3. To earn the Sweepstakes, the choir scored the highest rating in the concert portion that consists of three songs and in the sightreading competition.
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ANDERSON — It was a brief agenda at the Anderson–Shiro CISD Board of Trustees meeting, March 17, receiving important updates and key items for the remainder of the school year and beyond.
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Easter time is celebrated in Navasota with Living in Triumph’s fourth annual Easter Egg Hunt, Friday, April 18, at August Horst Pavillion, 104 Veteran’s Memorial Drive in Navasota, from noon until 4 p.m.
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Preparation, planning and proactive thinking were key focus points at the Retailers of Downtown Navasota quarterly meeting, led by the Navasota Grimes County Chamber of Commerce, March 19, at Patout’s Wine Shoppe.
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“The “Mighty Band from Bulldog Land” earned a Division 1 “Superior” rating for the third consecutive year in sightreading. Iola earned a Division 2 “Excellent” rating overall.
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First Presbyterian Church in Navasota hosted the Navasota High School boys’ soccer teams for a meal ahead of their bi–district playoff game.
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