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Several Navasota High School students were injured in a single-vehicle accident May 24 in Navasota. Texas Department of Public Safety Sgt. Justin Ruiz said around 12:30 p.m. a Ford SUV was traveling southwest on CR 420. When they approached the railroad tracks the vehicle went airborne and struck a pipe fence.
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Purpose and service to others are virtues that Navasota native Cody Sechelski once gave little thought to. Recalling the man he was before God “transformed” his life, he said, “I was a straight up loser with nothing but a bad name, a bad reputation and three sentences to prison. Now, I have a beautiful family. I’m a minister. I own multiple businesses. I am blessed!”
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Navasota Grimes County Chamber of Commerce made a “pop in” visit at Rio Creative Signs & Graphics in Navasota to say thank you! The Rio team works hard to support local businesses and government with signs, decals, merch and more. The Chamber visits various businesses to recognize them for being a Grimes County business and chamber member. Stop by and say hi to Trina and her team at Rio Creative Signs & Graphics, 209 W Washington Avenue in Navasota.
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Pets With a Mission will be at Navasota Public Library as part of the Summer Reading Program on four separate dates.
Read moreA new radio show featuring media partners Willy 98.7 FM and The Examiner Newspaper launched May 12. “Weeks in Review” is a monthly discussion with Navasota City Manager Jason Weeks discussing what is happening in town.
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Hopefully this is the last announcement before the county fair! Two Anderson Shiro FFA teams competed at the State CDE Contests and placed in the top five.
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Todd Mission Volunteer Fire Department was presented with a $5,000 check May 24, from Circle Star Firearms in Anderson from money raised during their 4th annual St. Porktricks Day Hog Hunt.
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The 2023 Navasota Citizens University (NCU) class graudated from their 7 week program last week and the 17 participants were presented program diplomas by Mayor Bert Miller at the City Council Meeting May 22.
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