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Grimes County continues to see a rise in positive COVID-19 cases, with 19 new cases confirmed in less than a week raising the total to 42. To date 10 individuals have recovered in Grimes County and one death has been reported.
Read moreTexas Department of Criminal Justice - Wallace Pack Unit Warden Robert Herrera made it a priority to host the Fallen Officers Ceremony Friday, May 8. During the COVID-19 pandemic, and with the recent passing of TDCJ officers due to coronavirus, the ceremony took on special meaning.
Read moreAs the world battles COVID-19, prayer has moved to the front lines of the battlefield and is used to combat the vicious virus head-on.
Read moreThe Iola Bulldog community joined together Monday, May 4, to honor teachers during Teacher Appreciation Week. Teachers enjoyed a parade of students who passed by with signs, well wishes and tons of gratitude. Despite students not being able to physically attend school because of COVID-19, teachers have worked diligently to ensure the education continues. Courtesy photos
Read moreThe Grimes County Fair Association (GCFA) is moving forward with the 2020 Grimes County Fair but will have a modified schedule due to COVID-19.
Read moreMinisters and community from all religions, races and walks of life joined together in one accord to pray for the leaders, schools, first responders and more during the annual “National Day of Prayer” Thursday, May 7, at Grimes County VFW Post 4006. Examiner photos by Matthew Ybarra
Read moreTDCJ officers understand there are risks associated in their line of work, but 2020 has provided new challenges with COVID-19 penetrating the walls of the prison and infecting many officers. The deadly virus also claimed the lives of several officers. Wallace Pack Unit held their annual “Fallen Officers Ceremony” Friday, May 7. Examiner photos by Matthew Ybarra and Ana Cosino
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