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Grimes County Sheriff Don Sowell stated the deceased are presumed to be Ronald and Donna Busse who lived at the residence.
Read moreLocal authorities are attempting to locate two occupants of a home that caught fire early Friday morning, Jan. 21.
Read moreA 63-year-old Navasota woman, Denise Nobles Wells, was fatally shot in an overnight shooting.
Read moreTexas Department of Public Safety Troopers are investigating a hit-and-run accident that injured 27-yearold Irma Alaniz of Navasota, Sunday, Jan. 16.
Read moreIOLA - Iola Independent School District will be closed Wednesday, Jan. 19 through Friday, Jan. 21, due to COVID-19. Regular school hours will resume Monday, Jan. 24.
Read moreNavasota honored Martin Luther King Jr. with a parade through downtown Navasota Saturday, Jan. 15. The parade has grown throughout the years and this year was one of, if not the largest ever. "If you can't fly then run, if you can't run then walk, if you can't walk then crawl, but whatever you do you have to keep moving forward," MLK. See more photos on page 15.
Read moreIn his State of City address Wednesday, Jan. 12, Mayor Bert Miller paid homage to the resiliency which characterized Navasota during a challenging 2021.
Read moreIn his State of Grimes County address Wednesday, Jan. 12, County Judge Joe Fauth described a phenomenal year for the facilities which house county government. Fauth kicked off the annual State of the City program with an update on the restoration of the historic 127-year old courthouse followed by a “tour” of the new Grimes County Justice and Business Center. The rest of his address focused on activities within the Environmental and Law Enforcement departments of the County.
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