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Navasota Garden Club presented the June Yard of the Month to Raul and Juana Urbano for their home at 105 Willow CT in Navasota.
Read moreRandy Ellington with Arc Specialties in Houston donated a pallet of welding wire to the Navasota High School Ag Mech class, June 6.
Read moreGrimes County employees were recognized June 4 for their years of service.
Read moreThe City of Navasota is accepting applications for appointment to City Council, Place 2, to fill an unexpired term.
Read moreAfter a 20-year absence, Grimes County will once again have a full-service Texas Department of Public Safety office. Grimes County commissioners sealed the deal June 4 with a series of votes to staff a driver’s license renewal and testing office and provide administrative assistance to troopers at the soon-to-open Anderson Annex.
Read moreGrimes County students were recently recognized for their qualities of good citizenship at home and in their schools and communities. The Robert Raines Chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution (NS-DAR) presented a chord to wear at graduation and a Good Citizen pin to district winners, Anderson-Shiro High School student Morgan Moriarty and Navasota High School student Markerian Wesley-Stamps, at a luncheon May 10 at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Navasota. Wesley-Stamps was also selected the county winner.
Read moreA recommendation that the Grimes County Elections office observe “normal” 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday-Friday operations during the summer months failed 2-3 at the June 4 meeting of Grimes County Commissioners Court. Commissioners David Tullos and Phillip Cox voted in favor of the recommendation while Judge Joe Fauth and commissioners Chad Mallett and Michael Raska voted nay.
Read moreTyler Bell of Anderson won the 2025 World Livestock Auctioneer Championship Rookie of the Year award. He was also recognized as the youngest auctioneer in the history of Oklahoma National Stockyards.
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