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Behind the scenes of every well-run business are many unsung heroes – and city government is no exception. Across the state of Texas, municipal governments recently celebrated Municipal Clerks Week in recognition of those individuals who keep the wheels of city government turning.
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Texas Farm Bureau Agents Gina Buehring and Brac Jones and Texas Farm Bureau Agency Manager of Grimes County Ryan Mullins fed all employees of the Grimes County Sheriff’s Office a barbecue lunch Thursday, May 21, and Friday, May 22. The duo wanted to show their appreciation for the hard work and dedication to the community during the pandemic. Examiner photos by Ana Cosino
Read moreNavasota Junior High Fang Dancer candidates had a virtual tryout for new officers and new dance team members. Candidates received online instruction and submitted a tryout video. The Fang Dancers are an award-winning group of dancers who boasted numerous accolades in the 2019-2020 school year. They are led by instructor Nichole Phillips.
Read moreThe Department of Veterans Affair’s Education Service announced it now has a dedicated phone line for GI Bill beneficiaries who are a surviving spouse of an active duty service member who died in the line of duty and need assistance with their education benefits.
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In this week’s edition of Grilling Stafford with Navasota City Manager Brad Stafford, Ana Cosino and Kenny Graves, Stafford discusses a variety of topics including an Independence Day celebration.
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Claye Ann Sullivan was named the Region IX Whatakid of the Month. The Anderson-Shiro High School senior and has been a Texas High School Rodeo Association member for four years. She competes in breakaway roping and pole bending.
Read moreThe Navasota Grimes County Chamber of Commerce is honored to introduce Drew Wagner as the recipient of the 2020 Jim Beard Memorial Scholarship. Upon graduating from Anderson-Shiro Senior High School, Drew plans to attend Blinn College to obtain a Degree of Applied Science in Welding Technology. This degree will allow him to do the things he truly enjoys – work outside, travel and use his learned skills to continue the farming and ranching business that his great grandfather began back in the 1930’s. He will utilize this scholarship to continue his education and return to our community to continue to help it thrive. This is the spirit of the Jim Beard Memorial Scholarship.
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