Are you interested in getting involved and contributing to the future of the City of Navasota? Consider applying to serve on one of the city’s many volunteer boards, commissions, and committees. By joining a city board, you can make a difference by … [Read more...]

Today, Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller announced that applications for the Texans Feeding Texans: Home-Delivered Meal Grant Program will open September 1, 2024, on the Texas Department of Agriculture’s (TDA) Home-Delivered Meal Program … [Read more...]

Retailer Conn's HomePlus, which is based in The Woodlands, is closing its College Station location as part of its bankruptcy reorganization. Conn's website shows 74 stores are closing in Texas. That's almost half of the 169 stores being closed in … [Read more...]

The Arts Council of the Brazos Valley has a new executive director. Leslie Bowlin has directed the Houston Maritime Center and Museum the last ten years. An ACBV news release also says she has served on several non-profit boards and has chaired many … [Read more...]

The City of Navasota has several family events coming up. Taylor Hughes, the City's Marketing & Communications Manager, talked with us first about their "Back To School Bash".     Hughes then gave details about a Community … [Read more...]

The Navasota-Grimes County Chamber of Commerce has a busy August calendar coming up. We spoke with Executive Director, Lucy Ybarra, about a special Lunch & Learn that has to do with pets.     Ybarra also talked about … [Read more...]

The City of Navasota has announced that the City Pool is now closed for the season. We spoke with Navasota's Marketing & Communications Manager, Taylor Hughes, who explains.     If you have any questions, call the City at … [Read more...]

Governor Greg Abbott today announced today that the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs (TDHCA) has awarded over $95 million in housing tax credits to help finance the development or rehabilitation of more than 60 rental properties, … [Read more...]

Cell phone bills could be a little less expensive. That's after a federal appeals court struck down what's called the universal service fee, which is administered by a private company hired by the federal government. A law professor at the University … [Read more...]

According to a press release from the City of Navasota, "On Friday, July 26th at approximately 5:30 a.m., Navasota Police Officers responded to the 600 block of FM 1227 for a report of shots fired and an injured juvenile. Officers arrived on scene … [Read more...]

The City of Navasota is getting some help for residents with tree debris cleanup from Hurricane Beryl. This Saturday the City of Bryan will be assisting Navasota's brush collection crews to pick up excessive brush and tree limbs caused by the … [Read more...]

75-year-old Bryce Smith was killed on his property in Bedias following a bee attack on Tuesday. Smith was on his bulldozer clearing trees when the attack happened, the hive was unknowingly in one of the trees when it was disturbed. Smith was stung … [Read more...]

Among the agenda items on Monday's Navasota City Council meeting was "consideration and possible action authorizing the City Manager to execute the Texas Birthday Bash Event Management Services Agreement with Charlie Diggs Entertainment." City … [Read more...]