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As the Grimes County Crime Victims Coordinator, Brenda Williams provides a lifeline to victims during some of the most vulnerable moments of their lives. Many who know her would say that what she does is more than a job, it’s a “calling.”
Read moreThe first trial in the newly-opened Grimes County Business and Justice Center was successfully completed Thursday, Feb. 10, with the Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) conviction of Lance Allen Fuller, 57, by a Grimes County Jury. This trial also marks the first trial for Grimes County Assistant District Attorney Meagan Callaham. Assistant DA David Armbruster also helped prosecute Fuller.
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The Navasota City Council held a Regular Meeting Monday, Feb. 14, and after a public hearing with no comments against, approved the first reading of Ordinance No. 992-22, a request to rezone the property at 1602 S. LaSalle Street from PU: Public Use District to B-1: General Business District for the operation of a commercial day care. Council member Pattie Pederson was absent.
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Devarjae “DJ” Daniel is living out a legacy while creating his own. The 10-year old from Pearland, who dreams of being a police officer, has been sworn into over 100 law-enforcement agencies to raise childhood cancer awareness.
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Baker – a name synonymous with athletic prowess in Navasota is extending its reach and will forever be etched into history. Louisiana Christian University (LCU) retired jersey number five, the jersey donned by Kae’ron Baker during senior night Saturday, Feb. 5.
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The Navasota City Council and Planning and Zoning Commission held a joint workshop Thursday, Feb. 10, to discuss the Chapter 10 Subdivision Requirements related to parkland dedications. The meeting was prompted by feedback from developers about the amount of acreage required for park space in new developments. While the entire proposal wasn’t accepted as presented, the result may bring relief for multifamily dwelling developers.
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A number of small-business owners met with District 12 State Representative Kyle Kacal Thursday, Feb. 10, to discuss issues, legislative and otherwise, impacting their operations. The event was hosted by the Miller Insurance Agency in Navasota and sponsored by the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB), an organization which advocates on behalf of America’s small and independent business owners in Washington, D.C. and in each state.
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