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The Navasota City Council held a Regular Meeting Monday, March 22, and approved a payment plan for Navasota utility customers. According to Finance Director Lance Hall, utility bills for the timeframe covering the February winter storm are about to go out and customers will most likely see higher than normal bills.
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Navasota Independent School District Board of Trustees met Monday, March 22, and took a small step toward lifting the face covering mandate that is currently in place.
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There were plenty of timeless classics on Main Street in Anderson Sunday, March 21, for the annual Classics at the Courthouse event hosted by Charlie Diggs Entertainment. Event goers, young and old, shared a great time strolling the street exploring unique vehicles. Examiner photos by Matthew Ybarra
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If you are curious to know all about the banking process for the city of Navasota, then Navasota City Manager Brad Stafford has you covered in this episode of Grilling Stafford.
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Courtesy photos submitted by Grimes County Crime Stoppers
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The Grimes County Crime Stoppers are reaching out to Grimes County residents to make them aware of the organization’s anonymous tip line through the distribution of 12x18-inch aluminum signs. Tips called in to (936) 873-2000 or provided through the P3 community app at www.p3tips.com could result in a reward of up to $1,000 if the information leads to arrest and/or indictment.
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Children of all ages jammed with local music group Johnny and Lisé (McNally) at the Navasota Public Library Monday, March 15, during the library’s Fun with Percussion and Music night. Children learned all about percussion and accompanied Johnny and Lisé as they played some of their favorite songs. Visit navasotatx.gov or the Navasota Public Library Facebook page for the latest events.
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The Navasota Planning and Zoning Commission (P&Z) held a Regular Meeting Thursday, March 11, and after a public hearing with no comments against, approved a zoning change application for property located in the Dove Crossing subdivision. The change will allow for the development of Navasota Hills PUD (Planned Unit Development) with 4,500 square foot lots for approximately 30 single dwelling units.
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