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The City of Navasota announced the hiring of Taylor Hughes, a hometown native, as its new Marketing and Communications Manager.
Read moreThe Navasota Grimes County Chamber of Commerce welcomed Rush Hour Mobile Bartending to the Chamber family Friday, April 5, with a ribbon cutting. The business, owned by Tracey & Sierra Rush, offers bartending services throughout Grimes County.
Read moreNavasota Garden Club presented the April Yard of the Month award to Beatriz and Domingo Herrera for their yard on 613 Heritage Drive. The landscape features rock gardens in the front and backyard with a colorful array of roses, Hibiscus, Pansies, Airplane plants, Sky Pencil Holly, Boxwood Scrubs and Oak trees.
Read moreNavasota Evening Lion’s Club donated $1,000 to Plantersville–Stoneham Volunteer Fire Department during their annual fundraising bazaar April 14.
Read moreCounty Roads 175, 180 and 306 are getting a chip seal makeover and the finished products will improve the driving experience of rural residents and save taxpayer dollars in the long run.
Read moreJim Hennesey of Anderson has been on a mission since 2009 when he joined Taking Off Pounds Sensibly, a local Navasota, Grimes County Group.
Read moreTxDOT contractor, SCR Civil Construction LLC, is closing the inside lane of Texas 6 northbound over Texas 90 in Navasota beginning Thursday, April 11.
Read moreSusan Boudreaux, Marilyn Bettes and Sarah Nash represented the Grimes County Historical Commission at the annual THC Real Places Conference in Austin, April 3-5. All three attended various workshops which provided useful information for historical projects currently being considered by GCHC.
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