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A fun filled day of fireworks, food, shopping and fun is planned for the city of Navasota’s first annual Freedom Festival Saturday, July 4.
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Awareness is being spread throughout the world but words without action creates void. Bridging the Gap United March and Prayer hopes to fill the void with a connection between the community. The first step is a peaceful march planned Saturday, June 13 at 9:30 a.m. in Navasota.
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When the coronavirus pandemic hit Navasota in March, First Baptist Church of Navasota launched a ministry to spread a message of hope and meet both the spiritual and physical needs of the community. Now the ministry has soared to new levels and a weeklong mission trip is scheduled to begin Thursday, June 11.
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The Navasota City Council held a Regular Meeting Monday, June 8, and among the items discussed were snakes, a change order, annexation, and a development plans submitted by Navasota Abstract & Title Company.
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Isabella Diorio, a 2016 graduate of Anderson-Shiro High School and 2020 graduate of Kent State University, is a young woman intent on moving forward with life, doing what she loves. Diorio’s fashion design skills have brought her recognition as an emerging talent in the United States and abroad.
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Grimes County Commissioners Court held a Regular Meeting Wednesday, June 3, and broadcast via Facebook Live. All commissioners were present and observing social distancing policies. County Judge Joe Fauth reminded all that the number of people in the courtroom is limited to 10.
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The Grimes County Republican Women will resume their monthly lunch meeting June 16. Guest speaker will be Gina Flores, wife of U.S. Congressman Bill Flores of the 17th Congressional District. Before redistricting in 2012, Grimes County was in the 17th Congressional District and helped elect Bill Flores to Congress. As with most congressional wives, Gina is accomplished in her own right and has her own perspective of life “inside the beltway.” Pecos born and Panhandle raised, Flores attended Texas Tech University and graduated from Sam Houston State University in 1979 with a degree in teaching. She taught in both public and Christian schools for 18 years.
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