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It was an egg-cellent time for children and families at Living in Triumph’s 3rd annual Easter Egg Hunt at August Horst Park in Navasota. The event co-hosted by the City of Navasota featured Easter fun including an egg hunt, photos with the Easter Bunny, refreshments and more.
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Shoppers, wine enthusiasts and friends looking for a groovy good time visited historic downtown Navasota for Navasota Grimes County Chamber of Commerce’s annual Groovy Grapes Wine Walk March 30.
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Household hazardous waste will be accepted Saturday, April 20, at Twin Oaks Landfill from 7 a.m. until 2 p.m. They are also accepting new/used books and donations for Texas A&M University Services Building’s Books and a Blanket.
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There was a large crowd at Palm Sunday Services at Evergreen Baptist Church March 24. There were around 130 people present for worship service and communion. After service children hunted Easter Eggs and a covered dish meal was served. All had a wonderful time.
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Hosting people at your house always takes time and effort. I may complain but after it’s over and I see how excited and thankful everyone is, I am happy. Chucky was finally confirmed on Palm Sunday. The four confirmands were Julia Trullinger, Ethan Mikulin, Spencer Ellis and Chucky. They did a great job and there was a very good attendance. Congratulations to each of you.
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The Grimes County Child Welfare Board requests community participation recognizing April as National Child Abuse Prevention Month. In 1983 a report about abused and neglected children caught the attention of President Ronald Reagan. Sadly, since that first Child Abuse Prevention Month, the number of abused victims has grown from half a million children to over 6 million new reports of abuse along with 1,600 child abuse related deaths annually. Over 200,000 children in Texas are reported as abused or neglected every year. One is too many.
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Richards Food Bank organized by Richards Civic Club will distribute food Thursday, April 4, at 6 p.m. Families in need are welcome to come to Richards Civic Club Center.
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I know most of you have heard the phrase “when you get older time flies by faster.” My mom always told me that when I was younger, and I always told her that doesn’t make sense. Now that I am way older and smarter, I found out that is a true story. It’s not that time goes by faster; I just can’t get as much done in an hour as I did when I was younger. I certainly can’t multi-task like I used to.
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