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Record-breaking temperatures have scorched Texas and dry conditions have been a cause for concern throughout The State.
Read moreAnderson Volunteer Fire Department had an eventful Sunday responding to a structure fire on County Road 185, northwest of Anderson. The home was a complete loss, but thankfully no one was home. Approximately 2 acres also burned. While responding, an AVFD firefighter was involved in a major accident. The truck was totaled but the firefighter sustained only minor injuries. Courtesy photo
Read moreChildren continue to learn with interactive programs provided by the Navasota Public Library throughout the summer. Friends of Texas Wildlife taught children what they should do when encountering an injured wildlife animal and how Friends of Texas Wildlife rehab animals. Visit the Navasota Library Facebook page for ongoing programming. Examiner photo by Celeste Anguiano
Read moreResponse to a burglary alarm ended peacefully with the arrest of a 61-year-old Titus Richardson of Navasota, but the potential for disaster was evident.
Read moreThe Navasota City Council held a Regular Meeting Monday, July 11, and approved the first reading of Ordinance No. 999-22 authorizing suspending the proposed Aug. 5 effective date of Entergy Texas, Inc.’s rate increase application by 90 days to Nov. 3.
Read moreHigh temperatures and extremely dry conditions may have factored into livestock auctions seeing an influx of cattle sales this week.
Read more“Firestorm,” the second book in the action series written by Navasota graduate Taylor Moore is scheduled to hit books stores and online retailers Aug. 16. After following the take
Read moreThe Navasota City Council held a Special Meeting Tuesday, July 5, and awarded the 2020 Capital Improvements Project-Downtown (CIP) to second lowest bidder, D&S Contractor. The project consists of replacing the water main on W. Washington Avenue at N. LaSalle Street. According to City Manager Jason Weeks, the Special Meeting was called due to time constraints and upcoming vacations. Councilman Josh Fultz was absent.
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