Todd Mission City Council is operating at full capacity following the swearing–in of Position 1 appointee, longtime Todd Mission resident, Paul Groos. Groos was unanimously approved for the vacant position by council in February. The March 13 meeting marked the first time since December that council has all positions filled.
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Navasota hosted Family Fishing Day at Patout Pond March 15. The free fishing event allowed families to make memories while trying to reel in a big catch.
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A Navasota man wanted on a warrant led police on a foot pursuit Monday afternoon, March 10.
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Nearly 4 years after the deadly mass shooting at Kent Moore Cabinets in Bryan, the suspect, Larry Bollin, of Iola, will be tried by jurors in Brazos and Grimes County.
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A reckless driver that struck a vehicle Sunday morning, reached speeds over 100 mph before losing control and wrecking.
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ANDERSON — A College Station man who deceived teenage girls by lying about his name and age then sexually assaulted them was given the max sentence March 5.
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Navasota Mayor Bert Miller’s announcement of Theo Melancon’s withdrawal as a city manager candidate prompted a murmur of surprise to ripple through city council chambers but also left some attendees speechless.
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Scott Isom, General Manager at Champion Homes, accepts the Navasota Grimes County Chamber of Commerce’s Citizen of the Year award. Isom was nominated because of his commitment and partnership within Grimes County. He sacrifices and puts others before and ensures that his staff and team are well cared for and provided for. Pictured, left to right: Chamber President Patrick McMahon, Award Recipient Scott Isom, Chamber Board Member Janice Scheve, and Chamber Executive Director Lucy Ybarra.
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