506th District Judge, Gary W. Chaney, ruled in favor of the plaintiff, May 7, to uphold the sale of the Texas Renaissance Festival in Todd Mission.
506th District Judge, Gary W. Chaney, ruled in favor of the plaintiff, May 7, to uphold the sale of the Texas Renaissance Festival in Todd Mission.
ANDERSON — A Grimes County Sheriff’s Deputy is recovering after crashing his patrol vehicle into a tree Tuesday evening, May 6.
A 94–year–old Iola woman was rescued safely from flood water on FM 244 Wednesday, May 7, before lunch.
Two people were arrested Wednesday afternoon suspected of displaying firearms during a verbal disturbance.
CYPRESS — Danbury won the decisive game three, 9–3, to earn a 2A Division 1 Bi–District Championship and end the Iola Bulldogs season.
Navasota Lady Rattler sophomore, Natalie Nobles placed second at the 4A UIL State Golf Tournament April 28-29 at The Legends Golf Course in Kingsland
LIVINGSTON — Central Heights silenced Anderson–Shiro’s offensive attack, 4–0, ending the Lady Owls season in the 3A Division 2 Area Round during a winner take all matchup.
23-3A All-District Softball
Known as possibly the earliest built home in Grimes County, the Fahey house is behind the locked gates of the Bovay Scout Ranch. It’s located a short way south of Navasota east of Highway 6, but Fahey didn’t build it. The two–room log cabin was built by the Muldrow family in 1836 and became the Fahey home in 1882. Today, other than Boy Scouts and families who camp at the Bovay Scout Ranch, the public to date is unaware of it.
A bill under consideration by the 89th Texas Legislature has caused more than a few temperatures to spike in Grimes County. Its acronym, HOT, for Hotel Occupancy Tax, is ironically appropriate. To refresh your memory, HB 4926 was filed in March on behalf of Grimes County Commissioners Court to allow the County to collect a HOT on the cost of overnight stays at motels, hotels, Airbnbs and bed & breakfast lodgings in Grimes County.
I’ve known Amie Faltysek Nobles for as long as I can remember. She is 57 years old and was born in Big Spring, Texas. Her dad worked road construction and traveled a lot, but they ultimately settled in Navasota where her family owned a restaurant. She has fond memories of their downtown cafe, “Navasota Cafe”, owned by her grandparents Tony & Rose Januse. She recalls serving biscuits and receiving pennies for tips. Her family became very close to the cooks and dishwashers.
Friends, this is a tale from many years ago and even though you had to be there to fully appreciate it, it’s still a great story. The time was in the early 1990s, and the place was in the heart of Acadiana – Cajun Country. I hail from way up in Yankee territory, also known as North Louisiana. Pretty much everything north of I-10 is considered North Louisiana according to the fine people of Acadiana and I was trying my very best to fit in, absorbing as much of the culture as my tiny brain could handle. I was staying at my wife’s’ parents’ house during this time and her dad asked if I would like to join him and some of his friends on a rabbit hunt. I of course immediately agreed despite my complete lack of experience. He reassured me that everything would be fine as long as I followed his instructions. That sounded easy enough and the next day we set out on the hunt.
Mrs. Adeline Mignon Rohde Slaton, 84, of Anderson passed away peacefully surrounded by family Monday, April 28. A memorial service honoring her life will be held 11:00 a.m. Saturday, May 17, at Shiro Presbyterian Church. Arrangements are under the direction of Nobles Funeral Chapel.
Joe Savaggo Falco, Jr., passed away peacefully on May 3, 2025 at the age of 84.
Janet Lee Castro of Navasota, Texas, while surrounded by her loved ones, was peacefully called home to our Heavenly Father on Tuesday, April 22, 2025
LANG Helen Tolbert Lang was born May 29, 1948 and passed away April 2, 2025. She resided in Houston, TX and made Navasota her homestead.