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TODD MISSION – The body of a missing college student from Katy was found Tuesday, April 28, near the Texas Renaissance Festival in Todd Mission exactly a year after he was reported missing.
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Suspects who led officers on a dangerous pursuit through residential neighborhoods soon had their escape plans deflated.
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Steven Benefield, 35 from Shiro, who led officers on a highspeed chase resulting in a Grimes County Deputy being injured in a fiery crash has been sentenced to 30-years in prison.
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The Navasota City Council held a Regular Meeting Monday, April 27. In compliance with recommended Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines on social distancing, city council members and a limited number of city staff were present in council chambers. Additional staff and legal counsel attended via Zoom.
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Monday, April 27, the Navasota City Council approved Resolution 670-20 - the expenditure of Type B sales tax revenues by the Navasota Economic Development Corporation for a business grant program to assist local businesses affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. The grant program details were approved in a Special Meeting of the NEDC via Zoom Monday at 12:15 p.m., and city council acted swiftly to approve the second reading at a Special Meeting at noon, Tuesday, April 28.
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College Station Police Department (CSPD) arrested two Navasota men and one juvenile Wednesday, April 22, after receiving reports of suspicious activity. At 3:10 a.m. CSPD received
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When the Navasota ISD Education Foundation approved “Rattlers Read One” they never anticipated the timing of its release would be impeccable.
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Despite school closures because of COVID-19, Texas school children have continued to receive a nutritious breakfast and lunch through some creative delivery methods in their districts. The Bedias community, however, is literally going the extra mile, rather extra “miles,” to ensure its students’ access to the free school nutrition program.
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