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A large group of well-wishers attended the recent Chamber of Commerce Ribbon Cutting for the new 'Rainbow Room' located at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Navasota. Organizers spoke of the importance of having this resource locally, which provides items to CPS workers to aid children and families during times of crisis. The Rainbow Room is stocked with new items including clothes, baby formula, diapers and a host of other supplies that are offered free of charge to children who have experienced a traumatic transition.
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CELEBRATION THE FOUNDATION OF AMERICA
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Iola 4-H Club hosted an open house and their first meeting of the school year Sunday, Sept. 11. Thanks to all project leaders, the open house was successful. The next scheduled meeting is Sunday, Oct. 9, at 5 p.m.
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Three people were arrested in Navasota Tuesday evening, Sept. 6, after a brief pursuit.
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ANDERSON - Come learn about the historic Fanthorp Family Cemetery in Anderson as part of Fanthorp Inn’s Focus Weekend. Fanthorp Inn’s Focus Weekend is set for Saturday and Sunday Sept. 10-11 from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. The focus this month will be on the Fanthorp Family Cemetery. For over 180 years the Fanthorp Family Cemetery has served as the final resting place for Fanthorp family members and some of the most notable figures in Texas History. On this weekend, proper cemetery care will be demonstrated and the lives of those interred there will be explored. The Inn is located at 579 S. Main St. in Anderson. For more information, contact Chandler Wahrmund, chandler.wahrmund@ thc.texas.gov or call 936-873-2633.
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Cruise to the VFW for the inaugural Car Show at the Post Saturday, Sept. 24 from 1-5 p.m. Car show entrees are only $20 per vehicle and any type of vehicle are welcome. A Best of Show will be awarded at 5:30 p.m. based on peer voting. Vendor spots are available for $50 and secures you a 10x10 space.
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Two decades ago, on Sept. 11, 2001, many lost their lives to the 9/11 attacks. To honor the spirit of sacrifice made that day and the sacrifices that continue to be made by members of the armed forces and their families, we honor those heroes by uniting in service and volunteerism throughout our communities.
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Texas Latino Conservative founder Orlando Sanchez will be the guest speaker at the Grimes County Republican Women’s monthly meeting at New Hope Church Sept. 20
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