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Twelve-year-old Navasota resident Oscar Reyez has wanted to act most of his young life. While the Disney Channel’s “Austin & Ally” may have triggered the acting bug, it was the encouragement of a teacher and support of his parents that led to Reyez’ appearing in national commercials for Toyota and Walmart and roles in series like “How to Get Away with Murder” and “The Big Wish.” Oscar’s latest role is that of Watts in “Action Pack” airing on Netflix Jan. 4.
Read moreEvery year the Visual Art students of Navasota ISD create amazing artwork for the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo’s Art Contest, and every year the artwork continually gets better.
Read moreEarly voting for the 2022 Primaries begins Feb. 14, and The Examiner is releasing its special “Meet the Candidates” section Feb. 9.
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Seventeen Anderson-Shiro Junior High students competed in the UIL Junior High One Act Play contest and earned second place. Lela Weaver earned top performer, Sarah Buckley and Carley Mock earned All Star Cast awards, and Madison DuChamp earned an Honorable Mention All Star Cast award. Spencer Dempsey earned an Outstanding Crew award. UIL directors are Shannon Greco and Nancy Cathey.
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There is no greater feeling at Christmas than doing something kind to help your neighbors and community. Grimes County District Attorney's Office adopted families to ensure they have a wonderful Christmas. Friends, family and community members help by donating food and gifts. Each child received gifts and each family received loaded baskets including a Christmas ham, bags of fruit, bread, snacks, paper goods and non-perishable foods to stock the pantry. The DA is thankful for the special donation of 13 bicycles and an organization that agreed to provide each family a hot Christmas dinner this year. Pictured left to right: Crime Victim Coordinator Brenda Williams and District Attorney Andria Bender. Courtesy photo
Read moreANDERSON - Experience the sights and smells of everyone’s favorite morning pick-me-up at Fanthorp Inn, as we roast, grind, and brew coffee, just like they did back in the 1850s.
Read moreANDERSON – The Grimes County Justice and Business Center will open to the public in 2022, and to commemorate the occasion a ribbon cutting will take place Friday, Dec. 31, at 11 a.m.
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Kevin Smith, 14, a freshman at Anderson-Shiro, nailed his first buck Monday, Dec. 20, in Robertson County. Kevin is grateful for Luke Hammer of Anderson who took him on the hunt that landed his eight-pointer. Kevin is the son of Kevin and Martha Smith.
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