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Mark your calendars for Navasota Police Department’s Treats on the Streets Tuesday, Oct. 31. The event begins at 6 p.m. and candy will be handed out by local organizations and businesses that will be set up along the 200 block of Holland Street.
Read moreTexas farming could change dramatically pending the outcome of the Nov. 7 Constitutional Amendment Election. Speaking at the 60th Grimes County Farm Bureau Annual Meeting Oct. 19 in Anderson, associate legislative director in Farm Bureau’s Government Affairs Division, Blake Roach, stressed the importance of passing Proposition 1, aka the Right to Farm.
Read moreA Navasota graduate and current resident, Tiffany Woodard, was one of five Adult Protective Services Core Value Award winners recognized by Texas Governor Greg Abbott Thursday, Oct.12. Pictured left to right: Trisha Marquiss, Shekerah Jacobs, Mariela Portugal and Tiffany Woodard. Not pictured is Sirenia Martinez.
Read moreBOERNE – A 1970s era made-for-tv vampire production not only led Thomas Edwards to a decades-long career in journalism, but also to the fulfillment of his lifelong mission to see his own horror novel published.
Read moreDorothea Matthews was awarded SSC Gem of the Year. SSC is the custodial company contracted by Navasota ISD. Matthews is credited for her hard work keeping the facilities clean and sanitized. Matthews is pictured with Navasota ISD Superintendent Dr. Stu Musick (left) and Navasota Assistant Superintendent of Operations Dr. Ronnie Gonzalez (right).
Read moreThe Sound of Small Town America (The Sound), a Christian based talent reality TV show, held a taping of their competition on the lawn of Navasota City Hall Saturday, Oct. 21.
Read moreThe Navasota High School Rattler Band received all division ones at the UIL Region 27 Marching Contest at Waller High School Wednesday, Oct. 18. The band is directed by David Holland and Marcus Roberts.
Read moreCommunity relationships with local law enforcement are strengthened during Navasota Police Department’s annual National Night Out Oct. 17. Members of the community host block parties and invite law enforcement and first responders to attend.
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