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IOLA – After hiring four head football coaches in 4 years, Iola High School’s latest hire, Eric Blenden, plans to bring stability to the program.
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At their March 6 Regular Meeting, Grimes County Commissioners approved payment and a policy letter related to the eight hazardous waste barrels dumped on CR 306 Dec. 31, 2023, but the final report is still pending.
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Official election results for the March primary will be presented to Grimes County Commissioners Thursday, March 14.
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A speeding violation led to the discovery of multiple illegal narcotics including over 300 grams of edibles.
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Before Navasota Independent School District voters cast their vote in the special called May 4 election, they will have four additional opportunities to learn more about the proposed $71 million bond.
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Navasota Grimes County Chamber of Commerce displayed ‘The Strength of Grimes County’ with a fun-filled, highly energetic awards banquet March 8, at the Grimes County Expo Center. The annual banquet featured Lions Pride Wrestling and local wrestler, Mountain.
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Navasota Police Chief Mike Mize accepts the Navasota Grimes County Chamber of Commerce’s Citizen of the Year award. Mize was nominated because of his dedication to the community. He goes above and beyond his duties from organizing resiliency in our community, to helping the families of Grimes County. His dedication and love for fellow law enforcement, educators, neighbors does not go unnoticed. Also pictured, Chamber Vice President Kathy Baldobino, Ana Cosino-Mize and Chamber President Meribeth Shimshack.
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A solar eclipse is when the Moon passes between the Earth and Sun, obscuring the view of the Sun from a portion of the Earth, either totally or partially. At midday on Monday, April 8, parts of North America will experience a total solar eclipse. At approximately noon CST the moon’s shadow will reach land near Sinaloa, Mexico. In Texas, totality will begin at 1:30 p.m. CDT near Del Rio and proceed northeast across Texas. At approximately 1:40 p.m. CDT, Brazos Valley counties will see a partial eclipse. A total eclipse can be experienced in the cities of San Antonio, Dallas, Austin, etc.
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