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Navasota Independent School District Education Foundation is hosting their annual fundraiser banquet Thursday, Nov. 10, with special speaker and Navasota alum, Dr. R. Bowen Loftin.
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ANDERSON - The Anderson Food Pantry, run by the Anderson Baptist Church in partnership with Brazos Valley Food Bank and with the support of volunteers, recently received a large donation of food items from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, for the benefit of hundreds of local families.
Read moreRICHARDS - Richards Volunteer Fire Department is hosting their 31st Annual BBQ Fundraiser and Auction Saturday, Nov. 5, beginning at 9 a.m. until sold out.
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I’ve been reading about some of the horrible automotive accidents that have occurred in this area lately and it got me to thinking about how some people act while behind the wheel. For example, I was on my way back home from an appointment in Houston one day and I could see a guy weaving in and out of traffic behind me. As a considerate driver I did not stand in his way as he passed me, but when he attempted to pass the car in front of me the back end of his car glanced off the front end of the car he was passing. This caused him to spin out and he hit the concrete barrier on the right, overcorrected, and hit the concrete barrier on the left totaling the car. I don’t know where he was going, but I’m sure he was not going to be on time. All of this just to save a few minutes, or seconds. What a waste.
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Early voting in this year’s midterm elections began Monday and continues through Friday, Nov. 4. Election Day is Nov. 8. Voters will pick the state’s next governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, land commissioner, agriculture commissioner and comptroller in statewide races. District races are also being held for U.S. representatives, state senators, state representatives and members of the State Board of Education.
Read moreLace up your sneakers and get ready to take the court, Grimes County Little Dribblers have open registration through Monday, Nov. 21.
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This October the Navasota Public Library's new online system went live. Tiffany Byers, Library Director, says that she spent about six months looking for a replacement for the old system. After researching, the Apollo system was chosen. Byers said she thinks it has a better interface than the old system and has many more features. Apollo is accessed by clicking Book Search on the Library website, navasotatx.gov/public-libraryes:
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