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Michael Parks provided a look into the support Brazos Valley Council of Governments provides for Grimes County and the City of Navasota.
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‘Growth’ was the most often repeated word at the Jan. 9 State of the City luncheon at Navasota’s First Baptist Church. One company playing a vital role in Navasota’s growth is The Retail Coach, a national retail recruitment and development firm that works with local governments, chambers of commerce, economic development organizations and private developers. Representing scheduled speaker Aaron Farmer, The Retail Coach’s weather-bound president, was The Retail Coach Recruitment Specialist, Jean Totten.
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About 140 individuals representing the business community, volunteer organizations, chamber partners and interested citizens gathered at Navasota’s First Baptist Church Thursday, Jan. 9 for the 15th Annual State of the City Address. In addition to being wowed by a slate of “experts” on Grimes County’s city, county, school, retail and economic development successes of 2024, attendees enjoyed food and beverages provided by local vendors.
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While Grimes County Judge Joe Fauth may be known for his sense of humor, he doesn’t consider the county’s achievements a joking matter. At the Jan. 9 State of the City Address at Navasota’s First Baptist Church, Fauth shared some of Grimes County’s 2024 accomplishments and 2025 goals.
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At the Navasota State of the City Address Jan. 9, Mayor Bert Miller shared some of the city’s accomplishments in 2024. The event was held at Navasota’s First Baptist Church and hosted by the City of Navasota, the Navasota Grimes County Chamber of Commerce and the Navasota Examiner.
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Navasota Mayor and Classic Rock Coffee Co & Kitchen owner, Bert Miller, presents a check to the Grimes County Child Welfare Board’s Rainbow Room at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Navasota, Jan. 18. The donation was money earned from a GroupRaise event held at Classic Rock, Dec. 7. Accepting the check is Grimes County District Clerk, Diane LeFlore.
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The annual Will–A–Thon hosted by Falco & Falco PLLC, Ashley Falco Cer Schuur and Joe Falco III, helped over 75 people prepare for the future. This is the second year for the event that provides free wills to the community. The free wills amount to around $30,000. Last year there were 53 wills. Other attorneys assisting included Linda Meekins McLain – Attorney at Law and Wes Linnenbank – Attorney at Law. Stay tuned for next year’s event.
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Navasota Independent School District Board of Trustee members were recognized at the monthly meeting, Jan. 13. School board members were treated to a meal and several gifts of appreciation for donating their time to serve on the school board.
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