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Only a couple more Friday Night Lights for this Gingi. Both teams lost last week but there is only one winner. My Bree wasn’t selected as homecoming queen, but she was okay. Her dad was so proud of her as he walked her on the field for the announcement. She was stunning.
Read moreThe 15th Annual Trunk or Treat event on Main St. in downtown Anderson is Saturday, Oct. 28 from 6-8 p.m. This event is a safe and fun place for children of all ages to have a great Halloween experience. There will be free candy and activities for children and adults. Each year the evening is provided by local businesses, organizations, churches and individuals. For more information visit the Anderson Tx Trunk or Treat Facebook page or call DarylAlford, 936-870-6025.
Read moreNavasota City Wide Garage Sale is Saturday, Nov. 4. Registration deadline is Oct. 27. A permit fee of $5 is required. County Road 424 Auto Repair, 8867 CR 424 in Navasota, is hosting a free class Saturday, Oct. 21, for ages 12-17. The class is designed to teach auto maintenance. Register at www.cr424autorepair@ gmail.com.
Read moreArea residents were sorry to learn of the death of Donald Gaylor who passed away in his home Sept. 30, after being in the hospital. He was a longtime resident and will certainly be missed. No services are pending, but a memorial service will be held later. Do remember his wife Sue and other family members in your prayers.
Read moreFriday night lights was fun. Somerville won the trophy defeating Snook in their rivalry game, 20-14, in overtime. Somerville supporters cheered their Yeguas to victory. I know my two grands, Bree and Bean, were exhausted. Bree is a cheerleader and Bean plays offense, defense and center for a special play which I understand is called “tank.” Bean’s coach told me afterwards that they won because I was there. Congratulations to the Yeguas. Homecoming is Friday so stay tuned.
Read moreThe Anderson-Shiro Elementary PTO Fall Festival is Friday, Oct. 20, on the elementary school grounds from 5:30-8 p.m. The silent auction begins at 5:30 p.m. and the live auction at 7 p.m. Cash, checks or credit cards will be accepted. There will be a free kid’s zone, booths hayride, cake walk, face painting, pie in the face, dunking booth and more. Food options include Double Dave’s and Chick-Fil-A.
Read moreBouteloua curtipendula, sideoats grama, is a perennial, warm-season, clump-forming grass found in most of North America. It is a Texas native, 8 to 36 inches tall with a jointed hollow stem. In the spring, when young, it is light bluegreen turning to shades of purple when mature. Leaves are about 1 foot long, ½ inch wide, alternate, light green to blue-green. Hairs grow from small, bulb-like spots on the edges. Basal leaves curl as they age turning brown or tan. Flower clusters, spike-like panicles or spikelets, are on one side of the stem. They bloom June through November turning purple-ish with deep-orange anthers and feathery white stigmas.
Read moreCongratulations to Harry Walker on his retirement. We appreciate what you did in the Blackberry Community. Reds, Wheats, & Blues Festival will be held on Saturday, Nov. 11, from 3-8 p.m., at the Grimes County VFW Post 4006, 1575 W WashingtonAve., in Navasota. Visit www.navasotagrimeschamber. com for more information.
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