Easter time is celebrated in Navasota with Living in Triumph’s fourth annual Easter Egg Hunt, Friday, April 18, at August Horst Pavillion, 104 Veteran’s Memorial Drive in Navasota, from noon until 4 p.m.
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Preparation, planning and proactive thinking were key focus points at the Retailers of Downtown Navasota quarterly meeting, led by the Navasota Grimes County Chamber of Commerce, March 19, at Patout’s Wine Shoppe.
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“The “Mighty Band from Bulldog Land” earned a Division 1 “Superior” rating for the third consecutive year in sightreading. Iola earned a Division 2 “Excellent” rating overall.
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First Presbyterian Church in Navasota hosted the Navasota High School boys’ soccer teams for a meal ahead of their bi–district playoff game.
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The Plantersville Board of Aldermen, in conjunction with the Grimes County Child Welfare Board, passed a resolution recognizing the month of April as Child Abuse Awareness Month. Pictured from left: Plantersville representatives Sonya Johnson, John Greenwood, Kim Allphin, Mayor Karen Hale, Marilyn Bettes, Suzan Jones and Child Welfare Board Vice-President, Tanya Tullos
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The Navasota Grimes County Chamber of Commerce welcomed Integrity Technology Solutions to the community with an official chamber ribbon cutting Friday March 21. Integrity Tech provides communication and technology support for both residential and commercial customers. For more information, visit www.integritytechs.com.
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Sloan King (pictured right), of Richards High School, roped to a championship at the Hooey Jr Patriot event in Fort Worth with his team roping partner, Colby Mazurkiewicz. The duo earned $30,000.
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The Navasota City Council approved a School Resource Officer Interlocal Agreement with Navasota ISD Monday, March 24, to provide NISD with a fourth School Resource Officer (SRO) who will be located full-time at the Brule Elementary School campus.
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