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ANDERSON — Grimes County Commissioners expressed concerns about the preparedness of emergency management during a special called debriefing meeting July 23, following Hurricane Beryl.
Read moreTxDOT hosted their second round of open house meetings at the Grimes County Expo Center July 18 to introduce potential routes for the proposed I–14 Central Texas Corridor, connecting Texas to Louisiana. The route could impact Grimes County.
Read moreA shootout early Friday morning on the west side of Navasota sent a child to the hospital. Navasota Police responded to a shootout Friday, July 26, around 5 a.m. near FM 379 and the 700 block of Doris Street. Eight–year–old, Kyliee Hightower, was struck by a stray bullet as she sat in the bed.
Read moreGrimes County Commissioners and County Auditor Jessi Murphy kicked off their 2024-25 daily budget workshops July 24 and will wrap them up Aug. 2 discussing elected officials’ salaries.
Read moreGrimes County resident Eddie Eppler had the opportunity to do what many emergency medical service recipients don’t get to do – actually meet and thank the professionals who saved their lives!
Read moreCorrection: In the July 24 edition of the Navasota Examiner, it was reported that the Navasota Fire Department was not included in Beryl expense reimbursements approved by the Grimes County Commissioners Court July 17. The court’s action was reported incorrectly and we sincerely regret the error.
The initial motion by County Judge Joe Fauth named only the eight volunteer fire departments; however, Pct. 4 Commissioner Phillip Cox requested to amend the motion to include the Navasota Fire Department. Following discussion about where to find the funds, Judge Fauth amended his motion to include NFD. Cox then withdrew his request and seconded Fauth’s motion.
Grimes County Auditor Jessi Murphy provided the following statement, “Judge Fauth motioned to allocate $2,000 for the VFDs and NFD and the minutes have been updated online.”
Meetings available for viewing at https://grimescountytx.granicus.com.
Read moreRICHARDS — Palmer Angus owners, Brian and Shannon Palmer, are bringing a meat processing facility to Richards in 2025.
Read moreTexas is offering a free program, STEAR, that provides local emergency management planners and responders with information to help respond to people with disabilities or special needs during an emergency.
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