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Some people are granted many years on Earth, others are only here for a short time. We can’t control the moment we are born or the moment we die, however during the time we are granted we can choose how we live.
Read moreSeason’s Assisted announced Wednesday, Aug. 12, that the assisted living facility was approved for outdoor visits by the Texas Health & Human Services Commission (HHSC), starting Saturday, Aug. 15.
Read moreHUNTSVILLE - The following area students received degrees during the 2020 Summer semester at Sam Houston State University.
Read moreThe Grimes County Democratic Party Executive Committee is hosting a meeting Thursday, Aug. 20, at 7 p.m. at the Navasota Progressive Center, 615 West Virginia Street.
Read moreThe COVID-19 pandemic has provided many challenges and obstacles, but one thing remains constant, The Examiner is your source for the best local sports coverage.
Read moreCity council closed the Monday, Aug. 10, meeting with a budget workshop. City Manager Brad Stafford and Finance Director Lance Hall presented the most recent budget draft, a balanced budget of $25,312,998 million.
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A few months ago, Marilyn Bettes saw a picture of the Plantersville High School, a two-story red brick building built in 1912 which was long ago torn down. The last class to graduate from there was in 1942. Bettes is an inquisitive retired educator. Immediately, she started asking questions about the school and was told the foundation of the old building was located in a pasture behind Plantersville Town Hall. With the owner’s permission, Bettes walked on top of the old foundation and decided right then and there, something should be done to preserve the memory of the high school many do not even know existed.
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