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NJH students earn art awards
Read moreJoin Grimes County Crime Stoppers Thursday, May 15, 2025, in honoring the law enforcement agencies that serve the residents and businesses of Grimes County. Awards to be presented for outstanding service in 2024 include Officer of the Year, Meritorious Service and Excellence in Support. Candidates are nominated by the law enforcement agencies and courts serving Grimes County.
Read moreAn Anderson–Shiro High School student, Grace Benton, earned a spot on the University of Alabama Early College Director’s List for the Fall semester.
Read moreHUNTSVILLE –– Sam Houston State University honored 10 students from Grimes County that received their degrees.
Read moreCYPRESS — Navasota High School has nine choir members advancing to the UIL Texas State Solo and Ensemble contest in May.
Read moreMajor General Roger O. Sheridan took command of the Texas State Guard during a swearing-in ceremony on Monday, Jan. 27, at the Grimes County Courthouse, marking a new chapter for the state’s volunteer military force.
Read moreOn Jan. 5, 2025, President Joe Biden signed into law H.R. 82, the Social Security Fairness Act. With the stroke of a pen, H.R. 82 repealed the Windfall Elimination Provision (WEP) for police, firefighters, school personnel and other public employees, allowing them to draw from social security contributions paid before, during or after employment in the government or education sector.
Read moreThe 2025 Grimes County Mobility Plan has been posted to the Grimes County Government website and is available for viewing and receipt of public comments. The plan, recommended for adoption by County Engineer Jon Stieber and the Grimes County Development Review Group, is “a 50+ year strategy that identifi es and classifies transportation corridors and preserves rights-of-way for future development.”
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