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The Navasota City Council held a Regular Meeting Monday, March 8, and a zoning change request that would allow development of a “dome home” PUD (Planned Unit Development) failed to pass. After a public hearing with comments for and against, council member Bernie Gessner’s motion to approve Ordinance 957-12 died for lack of a second but a motion to deny the ordinance was approved on majority votes of Mayor Bert Miller, council members Josh Fultz and Grant Holt. Council members Gessner and Pattie Pederson abstained.
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Farron Eikenhorst, owner of Paris Pink & Cowboy Blue Baby Boutique, is helped by son Briggs to cut the ribbon at their new location at 117 E. Washington. On hand for the ribbon cutting are community members, elected officials, family and friends and the Navasota Grimes County Chamber of Commerce. The ribbon cutting was followed by a reception for all attendees. Examiner photo by Angela Scurlock
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Approximately 100 head of cattle escaped from Navasota Livestock Auction property resulting in two collisions Monday, March 8.
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An informational meeting to discuss Navasota city ordinances regarding modular and mobile homes is being hosted by Living in Triumph (L.I.T.) and the Progressive Outreach Center Monday, March 15 at 6:30 p.m.
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Information received from Texas A&M University Police Department Detectives led to the arrest of Joseph Adam McBride after large quantities of stolen property were recovered at his residence.
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Clinton Peacock was booked into the Grimes County Jail Wednesday, March 3 after a search uncovered a stolen vehicle, stolen firearm and large quantities of illegal drugs.
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A Union Pacific Railroad train heading southbound struck Blanch Steward, 71 from Navasota, near Abraham Street in Navasota Tuesday, March 2. Steward later succumbed to his injuries.
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Wreaths Across America (WAA) presented their Mobile Education Exhibit trailer in Navasota at the Grimes County VFW Post 4006 Saturday, March 6.
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