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SHIRO — The rage of a jealous ex–boyfriend ended in a machete attack with two people seriously injured and a 30–year prison sentence for the attacker.
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COLLEGE STATION — A multiagency pursuit spanning through Grimes and Brazos counties ended Wednesday morning after a brief foot pursuit.
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Grimes County commissioners approved amending the Volunteer Fire Department (VFD) Contract for County Funding and removed the $5,000 cap on use of the county stipend for the purchase of items such as equipment. The motion passed at the Sept. 10 meeting on a 4-1 vote with Pct. 4 Commissioner Phillip Cox abstaining.
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The Brotherhood Ride honored Navasota Police Sergeant Mark Butler who died in the line of duty Jan. 15, during a pursuit.
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COLLEGE STATION — A Wednesday morning pursuit involving multiple agencies ended on the Texas 6 northbound feeder road in front of Academy Sports.
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The United States Constitution was adopted in 1787 and turns 238 years old on Sept. 17. While most citizens associate the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness with the Constitution, those words are not mentioned in this great document.
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Students from Navasota Independent School District’s W.B. Bizzell Academy assisted with food packaging and distribution at the Anderson Food Pantry on Fanthorp Street in Anderson.
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DENTON ― StartHER, the acclaimed grant program of TWU’s Center for Women Entrepreneurs is entering its seventh year of supporting women–owned businesses in Texas.
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