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Nearly five months after property owner Patsy Morris’ first appearance before the Navasota City Council, she made the decision at the Monday, March 28, meeting to tear down the structure at 716 E. Washington Avenue.
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Every registered voter in Grimes County will have the opportunity to vote in the 2022 May General Election on two constitutional amendments. Voters in select portions of the county will vote on school and city elections.
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Nearly two hours after taking the podium at the March 23 meeting of Grimes County Commissioners Court, Pct. 2 Constable Blake Jarvis’ request to lease two Ford Police Interceptors and a Silverado Crew Cab from Enterprise Fleet Management was approved, pending contract review by commissioners. The 3-2 outcome with Commissioners David Dobyanski, Chad Mallett and Judge Joe Fauth voting aye and Commissioners Phillip Cox and Barbara Walker voting nay did not come without a debate on the merits of leasing versus purchasing.
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TODD MISSION – Ryan Rutledge was sworn-in as police chief for the City of Todd Mission Friday, March 11, by Todd Mission City Manager Neal Wendele.
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Navasota Police are investigating the theft of over 4,600 gallons of diesel fuel from Circle T store, 10200 Texas State Highway 6 in Navasota.
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The March 21 community awareness meeting for the Washington Avenue Crosswalk Project was sparsely attended by downtown business owners but those who did attend left better prepared for the 8–12-week construction period, and a heads-up was issued for truck traffic. City Manager Jason Weeks opened the meeting and City staff and TxDOT contractor Gary Fuqua of Fuqua Construction were present to answer questions.
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Hundreds enjoyed the afternoon in historic downtown Anderson Sunday, March 13, during the annual Classic's at the Courthouse event hosted by Charlie Diggs Entertainment. Approximately 100 vehicles participated in the show. Courtesy photos
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Grimes County Judge Joe Fauth has been honored by the Texas Association of Counties’ (TAC) Texas Judicial Academy for going the extra mile. The academy recognizes county judges who attain significant judicial education beyond state requirements as Fellows.
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