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William Abraham, a 2025 graduate of Anderson–Shiro High School, was awarded the $20,000 Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Go–Texan Scholarship. He is the son of Charlie and Jenni Abraham.
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Over 100 children were ministered to at the annual Trinity Lutheran Church annual Vacation Bible School in Navasota. Over 40 staff members helped guided children on an “Australian Adventure” with an average student attendance of 83.
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Building a legacy- the Navasota Grimes County Chamber of Commerce celebrated the new offices for Millcreek Homes with a Ribbon Cutting and gathering on Thursday, July 10.
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City Manager Robert Hemminger received Navasota City Council authorization to enter a Professional Services Agreement with ADICO Consulting Engineers for an Impact Fee Study at a cost of $68,500. Hemminger clarified this is a study only as the process to adopt is laid out in state law.
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A Grimes County man who burglarized a home then caused a fatal accident was sentenced to 20 years in prison, July 9, by 506th District Judge Gary Chaney.
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Hundreds of FFA members from across the state of Texas competed for the top spot in nine events at the infamous Cowtown Coliseum in Fort Worth.
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Todd Mission City Council annexed just over 64 acres of commercial district in the new Colton subdivision for sales tax purposes only at their July 10 regular meeting.
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The newest addition to the Grimes County government complex in Anderson was officially christened July 9 with a well-attended ribbon cutting. Construction of the 16,345 square foot Justice Annex began in late May 2024 and was completed on time and under budget. In addition to consolidating Grimes County government offices in Anderson, the Annex will once again house a full-service Texas Department of Public Safety Driver Licenses Office and testing site after a 20-year absence.
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