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Anderson-Shiro announced the drum majors for the 2025-2026 Fighting Owl Band. Sarah Buckley is head drum major and Carsyn Jarvis is assistant drum major.
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April 30, 1975, marked the beginning of the end of a national nightmare, when amid chaos and the all too familiar thump-thump-thump-thump, the last American was helicoptered out of Saigon, South Vietnam. The ‘Vietnam conflict’ divided the country and to its shame, America failed to welcome her soldiers home with the respect they deserved.
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Navasota is hosting a meet and greet with newly hired city manager, Robert Hemminger, Monday, May 19, at the Navasota Center, 101 Stadium Drive, from 6–8 p.m
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The setting – 1970’s in Hazlehurst, Mississippi, where the three Magrath Sisters reunite to await the news of their ailing grandfather; Each sister carrying a troubling past that they must face to embrace their future. Mixed into the situation are a bratty cousin, an aspiring old flame who’s now married to someone else, and a fresh novel lawyer straight from Vanderbilt, hired to represent one of the hometown sisters accused of shooting her husband in the stomach.
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The Sounds of Navasota FREE concert series kicks off Saturday, May 10, with a special concert Cinco de Mayo Celebration featuring the Art Tigerina Band.
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Brazos County ESD 1 Board of Commissioners appointed former Navasota Fire fighter, David Cooper, as fire chief and head of the department. The appointment is part of the next phase of the Leadership Succession Plan
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Navasota hosted the 23rd annual Keep Navasota Beautiful Trash–Off, April 26. The trash off, in conjunction with the statewide “Don’t Mess with Texas Trash–Off.” Volunteers spread throughout the city and help clean trash to keep the town looking beautiful. Sponsors help provide lunch, supplies, tee–shirts, awards and more to make the event successful.
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Navasota Police Department Officers participated in the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics, April 30. Law enforcement officers carry a torch representing the Flame of Hope raising awareness and generating resources for Special Olympics. See more photos on Facebook at Navasota Examiner.
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