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Navasota made history on the soccer field this season, going undefeated in District 20-4A to earn backto- back championships. Their eyes are now set on a deep playoff run striking opponents one at a time.
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Anderson Volunteer Fire Department unveiled their new fire engine to the community March 12 with a push in ceremony. In the 1800s, after crews returned from a call on horse-drawn equipment, animals were unable to back into the station. Members would detach the horses and push the equipment into the bay.
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The phrase NIMBY – ‘not In my backyard’ – may strike a chord for rural opponents of high speed rail following pushback from the Dallas city council at the rail’s proximity to an iconic Dallas landmark.
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The warm breeze signifies the start of spring and with it the start of bluebonnet season. Meaning, for many, it is time to take your annual bluebonnet pictures. Here is what you need to know before you go.
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Following a trio of public hearings Thursday, March 14, the Navasota Planning and Zoning Commission approved two residential replats and amended portions of the Subdivision Ordinance.
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Hop over to The Examiner March 30 during the annual Groovy Grapes Wine Walk to hang out with The Examiner crew, take photos with the Easter Bunny and enjoy drinks and snacks.
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April is recognized by many as Confederate History and Heritage Month throughout the south. A ceremonial living history event will be held Saturday, April 13 at the Confederate Memorial Plaza in downtown Anderson.
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I Hope all of you had a wonderful Texas Independence Day celebration March 2. Do hope everyone is grateful for the sacrifices our ancestors paid for the freedom we enjoy.
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