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Trey Cosino bagged a doe on opening weekend of archery season Saturday, October 2, while on a hunt with his dad Jose and little brother Michael. Courtesy photo
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Elizabeth Fuselier Ellis, DNP, APRN, FNP-C, FAANP, owner and operator of the B.I.S. Clinic in Bedias was recognized as the Texas Nurse Practitioner of the Year Friday, Sept. 24. Criteria for the award includes demonstrating excellence as a nurse practitioner and as a role model for other nurse practitioners and the nursing profession in general, a significant contribution to the improvement of care of individuals, families and/ or communities, and creativity in his/ her approach to nursing care through effective communication and quality of care. B.I.S. patients agree that Ellis ticks all the boxes!
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Railroad Street has opened partially but there are new rules the public may not realize have taken affect. Navasota City Manager Brad Stafford discuses the opening of Railroad Street with Navasota Examiner Publisher Ana Cosino and Willy 98.7 FM Radio Personality Kenny Graves.
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The Navasota Police Department was recognized this week as "Business of the Quarter" by the Navasota Grimes County Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors. This honor, which fell on National Night Out Day, was bestowed to NPD due to their ongoing efforts to make our community safe, their professional comportment, and their community outreach which includes "Operation Blue Santa" and year-round work with the area youth to promote safety and awareness. Examiner photo by Matthew Ybarra
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Matthew Ybarra has spent his life overcoming obstacles, confronting fear and taking risks, and his tenacity has been rewarded. This month Ybarra was named Managing Editor of the Navasota Examiner. From a parttime Sports Reporter to Senior Staff Writer and now, the Managing Editor, Ybarra is an inspiring example of what love, perseverance and trust can accomplish, making the past an often-unreliable predictor of the future!
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City and County officials were on hand to celebrate along with Plantersville residents the grand re-opening of the Plantersville Town Hall this week. The 106-year-old structure received upgrades inside and out. On hand to offer their congratulations were County Judge Joe Fauth, District 3 State Representative Cecil Bell, Chamber of Commerce Director Johnny McNally, Plantersville Mayor Karen Hale, Alderman Marilyn Bettes and members of the Plantersville Town Hall board. The day-long festivities included an open house of the Town Hall, live music, silent and live auctions, and kids activities. The Town Hall is available for bookings as an event venue. Examiner photo by Celeste Anguiano
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The Board of Directors of Plantersville Town Hall, Inc. were pleased to welcome approximately 200 attendees to its grand re-opening celebration Saturday, Oct. 2.
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A Regional Infusion Center to help treat COVID-19 patients in the Bryan/College Station opened to the public Thursday, Sept. 30. The facility serves as an outpatient therapeutic treatment center for patients with a doctor’s referral.
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