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WASHINGTON, DC – The National Association of Regional Councils presented their Achievement and Leadership Awards Tuesday, June 25, during an awards ceremony held at its 58th Annual Conference and Exhibition in Atlanta, Georgia. On Wednesday, June 27, 2024, the NARC Board of Directors elections were held. Grimes County Judge, Joe Fauth III, was re-elected to serve another 2–year term as one of NARC’s, Board Member at Large
Read moreA 61-year-old N avasota man was killed in a single-vehicle collision on FM 2562 Tuesday afternoon.
Read moreThe financial industry, including Prosperity Bank, is experiencing an increase in fraudulent phone calls, emails and text messages. These communications appear legitimate by spoofing phone numbers and websites, but they are attempts to obtain your personal information.
Read moreGrimes County Commissioners Court approved increasing the county’s election equipment rental rate at the July 3 Regular Meeting. The motion followed Elections Administrator Rachel Walker’s request to increase the election contract rental rate from $25 per day to $25 per day, per piece of equipment. The increase applies only to city and school district elections and not primaries.
Read moreGrimes County celebrated freedom with Fourth of July festivities throughout the county. Navasota hosted their annual Freedom Festival July 4. Anderson Freedom Picnic was hosted July 6 in downtown Anderson. See more Navasota Freedom Fest photos on page 13. Albums will also be released on the Navasota Examiner Facebook page.
Read morePK Companies, owners of Navasota Manor at 1015 Church Street, responded to Examiner inquiries about the recent Navasota Manor resident complaints and subsequent termination of manager Nicole Schulz.
Read moreHurricane Beryl devastated Texas making landfall near Matagorda around 4 a.m. July 8, as a Category 1 storm. Beryl killed three people and knocked out power to nearly 3 million.
Read moreRICHARDS — A grandmother in Richards is suspected of seriously injuring her 4-month-old granddaughter causing the child to be hospitalized.
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