Operation Safe Shield, a non-profit charity organization based in College Station, recently equipped two patrol vehicles from the Grimes County Sheriff's Office with bullet resistant front windows, side windows, and door panels. It costs their … [Read more...]

The City of Navasota’s Animal Shelter is fortunate to be receiving a generous service and donation from Houston Pets Alive and Best Friends, who will be helping to assist the Navasota Animal Shelter to get a makeover on Saturday July 22, 2023. The … [Read more...]

"It’s show time in Navasota!” That was the theme as the Navasota Theatre Alliance (NTA) has announced the shows for its 2023-24 season, unveiling the list at a special Season Announcement party. The lineup includes four main stage shows, NTA’s annual … [Read more...]

The City of Navasota will host the first concert of the Sounds of Summer series this Friday, June 16. The free event will be held in Downtown Navasota on the grounds of City Hall. Award winning band Rapture will have the dance floor packed with … [Read more...]

The team is led a former member of the Texas A&M system's board of regents, Tony Buzbee.     Buzbee, who held a news conference that was streamed on his Facebook page, says he has identified 66 witnesses that need to be … [Read more...]

Looking ahead to the 2023-24 fiscal year, the City of Navasota has targeted some important upgrades to start on for emergency services.       Navasota City Manager, Jason Weeks, says the City Council has a multi-use … [Read more...]

The plea agreement between the Brazos County district attorney's office and 30 year old Robert McCullough Junior of Brenham has a five year prison sentence and no right to appeal the punishment or a robbery conviction. The other man, 34 year old … [Read more...]

The City of Navasota has launched a new tourism website to highlight all the great reasons to come to Navasota. the city's Marketing and Communications Director, Bobbie Lehrmann, discusses the new initiative.     You can find … [Read more...]

A newsletter from the Texas Association of Broadcasters says Dan Patrick signed House Bill 30 on Tuesday after reporters asked him about its status. The governor has until June 18th to sign, veto, or let HB 30 become law without his signature. If … [Read more...]

The City of Navasota has launched a new website that aims to continually improve access to public services and information for the people of Navasota. The Marketing & Communications department spent months collaborating with Revize Websites to … [Read more...]

Texas drivers will save a trip to the auto shop after lawmakers voted to eliminate the annual vehicle inspection requirement for most vehicles this legislative session. House Bill 3729 was sent to Gov. Greg Abbott’s desk Monday after lawmakers … [Read more...]

Navasota welcomes a new Artist to their Residence program this Summer. Sarah Gomez is set to begin her residence stay this month and the City of Navasota and the Arts Council of the Brazos Valley invite the public to the opening reception scheduled … [Read more...]

A Texas A&M graduate from 1987, who was in the Corps of Cadets, is nominated to lead the U.S. Marine Corps. An A&M news release says Eric Smith has been named by the Biden White House. Smith, who is in his second year as assistant … [Read more...]

Robertson County emergency management posted on their Facebook page the person died after a boiler exploded at the Oak Grove power plant north of Franklin or east of Bremond. There are no other casualties and the incident is under control. The … [Read more...]

Texas lawmakers did not eliminate faculty tenure at state universities as sought by the lieutenant governor. But, the legislature passes a process for getting and keeping tenure. Senate Bill 18, which is now awaiting the governor's signature, lists … [Read more...]