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Tyler Calhoun, from Anderson, battled strong winds and a heavy heart to win the National High School Finals Rodeo Championship in tiedown roping. The day he clinched the championship in Gillette, Wyoming with a run of 8.28 seconds, was the same day his grandfather, F. D. Calhoun, was being laid to rest back home. Calhoun finished with a total time of 27.41 with runs of 8.58, 10.55 and 8.28. He is the son of Poppa and Sylvia Calhoun. Courtesy photos
Read moreNavasota ISD announced they are continuing the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) under the National School Lunch and School Breakfast Programs.
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Just lately after attempting to digest some of the major news stories of the day, I found myself wishing for Superman to show up and save the day. Or maybe John Wayne, or John Rambo for that matter. My line of thought centered around quick, easy solutions to fix all of our problems, but after further inspection, I came to the conclusion that we need more people like Fred Rogers than we do people of power and strength, be they fictional or real.
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Darrell Hemann, the 31-year-old who eluded law enforcement in early April was arrested after a brief standoff Wednesday, July 13.
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Over 1,000 people attended the 13th Annual Grimes County Gun Show July 16-17 at the Grimes County Expo Center. Friends of Grimes County hosts the events with proceeds benefitting the youth of Grimes County and other community projects. See more photos on page 13.
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Navasota Police are investigating a July 19 shooting that left two injured on the west side of town.
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The Navasota ISD Board of Trustees approved an overhaul of the 2022-23 compensation plan with a unanimous vote at the July 18, school board meeting.
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Beginning Wednesday, July 20, the northbound lane of the 100 block of N. LaSalle Street between Washington Avenue and Brule Street will be closed to traffic. This marks the beginning of the first phase of the 2020 Capital Improvement Project-Downtown, replacing a 6-inch water line.
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