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The Music Study Club of Navasota shared the “Gift of Valentine Music” with residents of Golden Creek Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center Tuesday, Feb. 13. Those participating from left: Laurine Elkins-Marlow, Jeanette Tanski, Marilyn Bettes, Karen Eblen, Carol Gessner, Bonnie Harris-Reynolds, Cynthia Todd, Susan Rice and Laura Purcell.
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IOLA – Three people were arrested, over 800 grams of dangerous drugs and cash were recovered following a joint investigation at a residence on FM 244 in Iola.
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At the Feb. 26 Regular Meeting, the Navasota City Council approved Resolution No. 760-24 supporting a grant application to the USDA Rural Development for the Community Facilities Direct Loan, Grants and Guarantee Loans Program for the purchase one Motorola Zetron dispatch console for the Navasota Police Department Dispatch Division. The resolution also authorizes the city manager and mayor to act on Navasota’s behalf.
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Early voting for the March primary ends Friday, March 1, and the filing deadline for the May 4 election ended Feb. 16.
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At a Special Meeting workshop of the Navasota City Council Feb. 26, council members received information about Public Improvement Districts (PIDs) as a financing tool for new developments and a possible Chapter 380 Agreement for the Pecan Groves Estates subdivision. Councilman Josh Fultz was absent.
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Several Navasota High School students qualified for the State Cosmetology Skills USA competition. For Cosmetology Skills Armanie Munoz (left) placed second. Zoe Nobles placed first in 3-D Nail Art and Tyler Sierra placed second in barbering.
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The Navasota Grimes County Chamber of Commerce hosted the Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting for Chamber Partners Masterbuilt Kids Early Childhood Center Thursday, Feb. 15. Owned by Colleen & Brittany Sechelski, the business is a part of Masterbuilt Communities operated by the Sechelski Family and provides childcare and childhood development for newborns to school aged children.
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BRYAN — St. Joseph Health has awarded over $135,000 in grant funding to five local nonprofit organizations including one in Grimes County as a contribution to the improvement of the well-being and health equity of the Brazos Valley.
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