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The City of Navasota, Navasota Police and Fire Departments are participating in “No Razor November” to raise cancer awareness. This year’s annual event will raise funds for 5-year-old Gabriel Goode, a hometown cancer fighter and survivor.
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Join the Grimes County Crime Stoppers Saturday, Jan. 28, 2023, in honoring the law enforcement agencies which serve Grimes County. Awards for Meritorious Service and Officer of the Year for acts of dedication and bravery during 2021 will be announced.
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The Grimes County Farm Bureau (GCFB) welcomed another full house to its 59th annual meeting Thursday, Oct. 27, at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Anderson. Attendees enjoyed the traditional steak dinner, received door prizes or meat packages. The program was provided by GCFB Vice-President Tim Akers who shared his experiences as a participant in the Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) AgLead Program as well as some counterpoints for the current anti-cattle rhetoric.
Read moreTwo Rivers Heritage Foundation was granted two Texas Historical Markers in the summer of 2020 and they are now in place in Navasota.
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Dana Frazier, (left) owner of Six Shooter Junction at 318 E. Washington Avenue, hosted a Sip & Shop Friday, Oct. 28, and showcased the work of Navasota newcomer and artist Shelley Marrs.
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Treats on the streets winners
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Goblins, ghouls, witches, fairies and more embarked on Historic Downtown Anderson Saturday, Oct. 29, for the Town of Anderson’s annual Trunk or Treat celebration.
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Characters came to life during Iola Elementary School’s Storybook Character Parade Monday, Dec. 31. Students dressed as their favorite storybook character and paraded for all to see.
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