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Grimes County Emergency Management released three new COVID-19 cases in Grimes County Wednesday, May 6, raising the tota
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Grimes County Sheriff’s Deputies responded to Plantation Lakes Sunday, May 3, when the owner discovered a human skull while working on the property.
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Grimes County continues to see a rise in COVID-19 cases however the number of recovered patients appears to be at a standstill.
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There is probably no one more eager to see the reopening of Texas, and Navasota in particular, than City Manager Brad Stafford. Those who know him, know he is a big promoter of ‘shopping local’ and that he doesn’t ‘manage’ from behind a desk. Friday, May 1, was no exception. Stafford spent time in the Central Business District to get a feel for how the long-awaited “reopening” had gone, particularly for those businesses closed for more than a month now.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has put life on hold, but one local couple refused to allow it to halt their union.
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The faith and tenacity of Blackberry resident Ever Johnson will be rewarded later this year when contractors begin much-needed road repairs in her flood prone community. The work is being funded by a HUD Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), a grant that Grimes County most likely would not have received without Johnson’s willingness to be part of the problem’s solution.
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Monica Guerrero started her career in education 21 years ago. She earned a Bachelor of Science degree in 1999 from Sam Houston State University and went on to obtain a master’s degree in Instructional Technology from Sam Houston State University in 2012. Her first teaching position was in eighth grade language arts at Navasota ISD in 1999. She next taught seventh grade language arts and technology applications. She spent 17 years as a classroom teacher at Navasota Junior High.
Read moreThe city of Navasota reopened Navasota Public Library and the Horlock House Gallery on Friday, May 1. Both facilities will resume their regular hours in compliance with Executive Order GA-18 issued April 27.
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