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The Grimes County Scripps Spelling Bee was held Thursday, Feb. 15 at the Brosig Performing Arts Center in Navasota. First place winners from all 10 Grimes County elementary and junior high campuses were present for the final competition. The spelling bee was especially challenging this year, lasting two hours. After 47 rounds, 186 words, and over 2 hours of intense competition, Daniel Suara, a Navasota Junior High student, was named the spelling bee champion.
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The annual Paws for a Cause commenced March 3 at August Horst Park in Navasota with plenty of furry friends and community members. Participants enjoyed a nice walk with their four-legged friends. Some dogs received awards. The proceeds benefit Grimes County Relay for Life.
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Iola is hiring a new Athletic Director and Head Football coach. This news sparked frustration during the public comment section of the Feb. 26 meeting. Iola citizens are worried about the effects this position has caused the program.
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Grimes County commissioners reviewed expired Interlocal Agreements with the incorporated cities of Bedias, Iola, Plantersville and Todd Mission and approved new ILAs for Bedias and Iola at the Feb. 28 Regular Meeting but not without a word of caution from County Attorney Jon C. Fultz.
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ANDERSON – A suspect, 35-year-old Cory James Middleton, who reached speeds over 100 miles-per-hour in a getaway attempt pleaded guilty March 4 to Evading Detention in a Vehicle and received a 20-year prison sentence.
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Two Navasota High School alumni are premiering in an independent crime drama that was filmed entirely in the Brazos Valley.
‘The Lives of Wolves’ features Taylor Jean, who plays Alexis, and Damien Love as Earl Beckham.
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La Energia Norteña and Lonestar headlined the two-day celebration at Texas Birthday Bash in downtown Navasota March 1–2. The 12th annual event featured live music, made-in-Texas food and craft vendors, a kids’ zone and more.
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