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Members of the Grimes County delegation attended Senator Lois Kolkhorst’s Ice Cream Social at the Republican Party State Convention in San Antonio, May 23-25.
Grimes County Retired School Personnel Association made their final delivery stop at Brule Elementary in Navasota for their annual children’s book project. The mission is to give books to each child in Pre-K classes throughout Grimes County. Books were purchased with donations.This year each child received two books. Many Grimes County Pre-K students don’t own books. Books are carefully screened before distribution. Donations to the annual GCRSPA Children’s Book Project are welcome. Contact Marilyn Bettes, 817-729-9096 for information. Susan Boudreaux, Children’s Book Project Chair and assistant Marilyn Bettes, are pictured with Vanikin Leggett, Brule Elementary School principal.
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Four Navasota High School graduates were St, Stanislaus recipients for the Navasota Knights of Columbus Council 9367. Scholarships were presented May 18, at Christ Our Light Catholic Church. Graduates pictured from left are Francisco Herrera, Matthew Sosa, Devin Nunez, Callan Katkoski and Juan Mijangos.
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The Emotions are bringing the party to Grimes County Friday, May 31, for the Grimes County Fair Kick Off Dance.
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Kurtis Landry and Taryn Savage, both of Iola, were honored by Angelo State University in San Angelo. Landry graduated magna cum laude with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Management. Savage earned a spot on the San Angelo Dean’s List for the spring semester. Dean’s list students must maintain a minimum of a 3.25 GPA. She is majoring in communications.
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A man who broke into an apartment early Tuesday morning lost consciousness after being detained by police and was pronounced deceased at local hospital.
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CARLOS — Two men suspected of robbing a Dollar General store in Carlos were arrested Monday, May 20.
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Grimes County law enforcement officers joined a nationwide tradition, May 15, that began in 1981 carrying the “Flame of Hope” through Navasota. The “Law Enforcement Torch Run” honors and raises awareness for Special Olympics.
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