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Potent snacks, vapes, inhalants and more were discovered during a traffic stop June 2 in Navasota.
Read moreDressed in his uniform from 1981, Mitch Kroll completed his annual Memorial Day Run to honor the brave men and women that paid the ultimate sacrifice for American freedom. Kroll began his run at Los Cabos in Navasota, traveled down Washington Avenue to VFW Post 4006.
Read moreThe Navasota Grimes County Chamber of Commerce welcomed Dixie Dames Boutique, and owners Shelley and Randy Marrs, Friday May 24, at their ribbon cutting.
Read moreGrimes County took the next step in centralizing county business, breaking ground on the Grimes County Justice Center Annex.
Read moreWhile investigating an early morning shooting at Annie’s Country Store, Navasota Police officers rushed across the street to break up an altercation.
Read moreHOUSTON — Energy Workforce & Technology Council announced the recipients of their 2024 Scholarship, including a student from Anderson– Shiro High School.
Read moreWith the goal of attracting more visitors to Navasota, city council expanded vendor market options at the May 28 Regular Meeting. After a public hearing with no comments against, council approved Ordinance No. 1048-24 and the application from Neil Martensen and Neilious, LLC, for a specific use permit for the operation of a vendor market at 202 Holland Street.
Read moreThe Navasota Public Library has received a $7,627 grant from the Tocker Foundation. It is a family foundation that supports rural public libraries in Texas cities serving a population of 12,000 or less. Librarian Lindsey Cox said the number of Library patrons is approximately 8,417. Including the current grant, this brings the total amount of Tocker Foundation grant monies to $98,845. Past grants were used for microfilm digitization of the Navasota Examiner and to replace the carpet in the Library children’s area.
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