Get ready for the flair of old, cherry hotrods, the gleam of acres of chrome, and tons of tuck and roll. Because this year’s Navasota Noon Lions Classic Car Show rolls into town a week from Saturday (10/4). Noon Lion’s Johnnie McNally says, the … [Read more...]
Lamborghinis in Navasota
A brand new Lamborghini model was one of the more than 50 of the famous race cars that screamed up grimes county’s back roads last weekend, to display themselves around Navasota City Hall. Marketing Director Corey Johnson tells Navasota News, … [Read more...]
Local Ladies Help Remember Vets
Whether they were striking a blow against tyranny, protecting their homes, defending a friend’s life in combat, for whatever the reason, the ladies of Navasota VFW post 4006 want to make sure no one in the county of grimes ever forgets the sons, … [Read more...]
Get ready for the Sunshine Boys
Those sorcerers of the Sunny Furman stage are back at it again as the Navasota Theatre Alliance debuts the Neil Simon classic, The Sunshine Boys, this Thursday October 25th. Artistic director Earlene Rainey tells Navasota News, that deciding on … [Read more...]
Murals, street art and donuts?
Have you seen the new faces around Navasota? They’re being featured on the sides of several downtown buildings, courtesy of one of the new artists in residence at the historic Horlock house. Artist Mick Burson tells Navasota News, he focuses … [Read more...]
“Christmas with Us” wants you!
One recent Grimes County transplant says he loves his new home, but is afraid it’s too divided. So self-described concerned citizen Perry Ealim, and a number of other concerned residents have come up with something new they hope will make it more … [Read more...]
Lucky Library getting and upgrade
The Navasota Library looks basically the same as when it was built nearly 30 years ago. But thanks to a recently won grant, that’s about to change. Big-time. Librarian Cheryl Franklin tells Navasota News, because the interior’s not changed since … [Read more...]
Great food and good music at Bubba Can Cook
If last weekend’s 8th annual Bubba Can Cook event wasn't the Friends of Grimes County’s best ever, it was really close! “We had 54 teams show up,” says Friends’ Dianna Westmoreland, “it was just a really good time.” Even through a little rain did … [Read more...]
Navasota Intermediate Teams Up with Athletes for new Program
More big changes for Navasota Intermediate. The recently reconstituted school that has already implemented several new ways to learn is now adding another, more sporty method: Classroom Champions. Principal Todd Nesloney says, the program, … [Read more...]
Guilty Plea in CS Convenience Store Robbery
One of two Bryan men accused of knocking out a convenience store clerk in College Station last October is headed to prison.The Brazos County district attorney's office says 19 year old Nicholas Troy Bogert II entered a guilty plea to aggravated … [Read more...]
Texas A&M Faculty Senate Sends Emergency Resolution to the Interim President
The Texas A&M University Faculty Senate has sent an emergency resolution to the interim president calling on restoration of vacation benefits to some professors in the College of Engineering. The resolution, which passed unanimously, states in … [Read more...]
Response to Bryan City Council Request for Attorney General’s Investigation
The woman who the Bryan city council wants the Attorney General's office investigate her residency was "very pleased" to see the governing body take that action. Hall says she gave paperwork to city officials as well as the Brazos County District … [Read more...]
Senator Cruz Walks Out After Hearing Boos
WASHINGTON (AP) _ Republican Sen. Ted Cruz says he walked out of a speech Wednesday night after audience members booed his comments in support of Israel. The Texas senator spoke at the ``In Defense of Christians'' dinner Wednesday night in … [Read more...]
College Station School Board Completes Rezoning Public Hearings
The College Station school board finished its series of public hearings about proposed elementary school boundary changes on Wednesday. The noon hour gathering drew the most speakers. Comments from four people included requests to grandfather third … [Read more...]
Bryan Council Approves Economic Incentives For Biocorridor Development
Economic incentives have been given by a majority of the Bryan city council to build a biocorridor development valued at a minimum $500 million dollars. Supporters of the Atlas Town Center include Chuck Konderla. Al Saenz, one of two … [Read more...]
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