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Two Navasota water wells tested positive for E.coli Friday, Nov. 8, but the city said Texas Commission of Environmental equality said the water is safe to drink and a boil water notice is not in affect.
Read moreThe Navasota Examiner Newspaper team spent Tuesday, Nov. 5, at the historic Grimes County Courthouse covering the election. Results from the election are available online, www.navasotaexaminer.com, free to subscribers and non–subscribers. An election recap will be posted in the Nov. 13 edition of The Examiner.
Read moreLine up begins at 9 a.m. at Brosig Avenue
Read moreIOLA — The Iola Lady Bulldog volleyball team hosted their annual Bulldog Dash 5K run Oct. 26, during the Iola Hay Day celebration.
Read moreAnderson–Shiro alum, Avery Hulsman, received her FFAAmerican Degree at the 97th annual FFA National Convention, Oct. 26, in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Read morePanther signs with NCTC Lions
Read moreIola Independent School District implemented a SMART tag system Nov. 4, to increase safety and security for students riding buses. A parent app will also be released later.
Read moreA record crowd of over 4,000 children attended Navasota Police Department’s annual Treats on the Streets, Oct. 31. The event is a favorite among the community offering a fun and safe trick or treating experience. See more photos on page 2.
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