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It has been since 2016 that the Blues Capital of Texas had a festival to celebrate the music of its pastime, but the Navasota Blues Review (NBR) is bringing the beloved sound back home.
Read moreWhile the media focus after the 86th Legislative Session was on property tax and education reform, receiving little press were three “historic” bills that will enhance the preservation of Texas history, one triggering a constitutional amendment.
Read moreNavasota’s Lil’ Rattler Academy is gearing up for its inaugural school year. The program is a daycare that serves Navasota Independent School District faculty and NISD students.
Read morePLANTERSVILLE- The Navasota Grimes County Chamber of Commerce recently conducted its annual board retreat at Bernhardt Winery in Plantersville, with president Kathy Baldobino and a total of 16 board members and attendees setting a strategy for the Chamber’s future. Andy Dill, a Chamber of Commerce consultant well-regarded within the Texas Chamber Community, served as the meeting facilitator.
Read moreCOLLEGE STATION-Local volunteer firefighters attended the TEEX fire academy and stood out amongst other firefighters earning several awards and learning valuable skills in the process.
Read moreJuly 31 • Salem House of Blessings Ministries, 1515 Sycamore Street in Navasota, is hosting a revival each Wednesday in July beginning at 7 p.m.
Read moreArrests have been made in a three-month crime spree throughout Navasota in which victims were terrorized by bb gun vandals engaging in criminal activity. On July 29, Navasota Police Officers
Read moreThe descendants of John S. Black, one of Grimes County’s earliest settlers, gathered at the Roans Prairie Community Center Sunday, July 28, for the 112th Black Family Reunion.
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