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It is better to give than receive, but this holiday season you can do both! The Examiner Holiday of Giving Subscription drive allows you to enjoy local news and donate to local children.For every new subscription or subscription renewal now until Wednesday, Dec. 21, The Examiner will donate $5 to Navasota Police Department’s Operation Blue Santa. The organization helps Christmas wishes become reality by providing gifts to children in need. Each year Operation Blue Santa brings Christmas cheer through the spirit of giving.
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Two River’s Heritage Foundation was awarded a historical marker from Texas Historical Commission marking the site of Historic Freedman town in Navasota. The dedication ceremony was held Thursday, Nov. 17, at Friendship Baptist Church.
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Plantersville Town Hal brightened the hearts of children with the annual lighting ceremony Sunday, Nov. 20. Santa and Mrs. Claus also made a special appearance.
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The pavilion at Mance Lipscomb Park along Cedar Creek at N. LaSalle St. will soon be history. Navasota’s status as a destination place has prompted city officials to look at how current city-owned property can provide additional parking for visitors downtown.
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Anderson-Shiro FFA students competed at the Blackland District contest and are now area bound. They will be traveling to the area contest at Blinn Saturday, November 19.
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After a public hearing with no comments against, the Navasota City Council approved the first reading of Ordinance No. 1010-22, the creation of Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone No. 1 (TIRZ #1). Approval encompassed the designation of the TIRZ boundaries, the City’s rate of participation, a termination date and the creation of a board of directors.
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Eight-year-old Michael Cash Cosino proudly shows off his first doe he harvested while hunting with his dad in Grimes County. He is the son of Jose and Sementa Cosino.
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Grimes County Crime Stoppers Inc. honored several people at their monthly meeting held at the Grimes County Business and Justice Center Thursday, Nov. 3.
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