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Men making Moves distributed over 1,000 backpacks at their annual backpack and supply giveaway Aug. 9. In addition to backpacks, socks, underwear, toiletry items and more were provided. This year nearly 200 pair of shoes were also given away along with jeans, capri pants, short sets and other clothing.
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Anderson Volunteer Fire Department is hosting their 4th Annual Anderson VFD State Championship BBQ Cook–Off Aug. 23–24 at the Grimes County Expo Center.
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Grimes County students were equipped for the new school year at the Grimes County AgriLife annual backpack giveaway Aug. 6. The giveaway included door prizes and free food for students.
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Plantersville Town Hall Board of Directors held their annual scholarship presentation Aug. 6. Recipients are Lauren and Joe Booker. Pictured from left: Vince Hanak, Marilyn Bettis, Karen Hale, Joe Booker, Lauren Booker, Sheilia Christmas, Terry Bratcher, John Greenwood and Cindy Waitz.
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Anderson Mayor, Marc Benton, was elected to a 2–year term as vice president of Texas Municipal League Region 14. Pictured from left: TML Region 14 Board Director Mayor Joe Zimmerman of Sugarland, TML past president, Beverly Gaines, city of Webster and Anderson Mayor Marc Benton. Not pictured is Sally Branson of Friendswood.
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Navasota is seeking input from residents regarding the future of Brule Park, the Navasota Center, and Navasota Municipal Pool. The facilities play a vital role in the community and The City wants to ensure that any updates reflect the needs and preferences of those who use them.
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Navasota Evening Lions Club constructed a wheelchair ramp Aug. 17, for Gene Rymer, a Grimes County man who has battled differentiated liposarcoma for 12 years. He has exhausted all treatment options and was confined to the house due to his mobility. His neighbor, Doug Powell, contacted Navasota Evening Lions Club to see if they can assist. Navasota Masonic Lodge #299 also assisted with the planning and construction.
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A packed house at the Grimes County True Blue Foundation Banquet helped raise thousands of dollars for local law enforcement while enjoying a fun–filled evening.
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