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TxDOT is hosting an open house with a virtual option to discuss proposed improvements to Texas 105 from Texas 6 to Texas 249 in Grimes County. The open house is Thursday, Sept. 19, at the Grimes County Fairgrounds, 5220, FM 3455, in Navasota from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. There will also be a virtual option.
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It was an enchanting evening Sept. 13, as dads twirled their daughters around the dance floor for the City of Navasota’s Daddy Daughter Dance. Navasota High School cosmetology students helped make the evening memorable by doing hair and nails for the girls.
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First responders greeted students at John C. Webb Elementary working the drop-off line Sept. 11.
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The Navasota Economic Development Corporation (EDC) met Wednesday, Sept. 11 and received an encouraging report about the state of retail in Navasota today. Aaron Farmer, president of The Retail Coach with whom the city has partnered for retail recruitment for more than 10 years, provided the update and said current interest in Navasota is “like crazy!”
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American Legion Mc-Cluskey Post 640 and Grimes County VFW Post 4006 are hosting a National POW/MIA Recognition Day program Sept. 20, at the Carl Dry Memorial Hall at VFW Post 4006, 1575 W. Washington Ave. in Navasota, beginning at 11:30 a.m.
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BRYAN — All Brazos Valley high school students are invited to Brazos Valley College and Career Night, Monday, Sept. 23, at the RELLIS Campus.
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Several Grimes County Sheriff's Office Deputies and a GCSO dispatcher participated in the Sept. 11 Memorial Stair Climb at Kyle Field hosted by Bryan and College Station Fire Departments. GCSO walked alongside first responders from various other agencies. The climb began at 8:46 a.m., the time the first lower was struck and consisted of 110 flights to honor the brave men and women who gave their lives that day. Pictured from left: Investigator Michael Lys, Auto Task Force Logan Peck, Dispatcher Karli Olivarez, Investigator Cameron Parham, and Deputy Javier Castillo.
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“I think Post Oak is the line that we’ve decided is our line in the sand…” That statement by Commissioner Todd Wisner during the Sept. 12 Planning & Zoning meeting was a precursor to the commission’s 7-0 vote to deny a zoning change application for 1539 E. Washington Avenue. According to Commissioner Dia Copeland, her motion was based on resident response and her responsibility to “support what the people say.”
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