The rattler cheerleaders will continue their tradition of teaching the younger generation just how to rev-up a crowd at their Lil Rattler Cheer Camp next weekend. The squad’s Hanna Florez and Co-Captain Courtney Weiner tell Navasota News, both … [Read more...]

Good news for Navasota teachers. With the finalization of next year’s budget for the Navasota Independent School District, they’ll see a raise, albeit it a small one around 3%. And the NISD’s Ronnie Gonzales tells Navasota News with the district’s … [Read more...]

It’s that time of year again when Navasota’s Historic Horlock House welcomes its new, Artistic Residents. One of this season’s artists is a photographer. And while city landscapes and fields are plentiful in these parts, this one is looking at a … [Read more...]

Navasota city council is looking at helping a few property owners with their zoning woes. The City’s Sarah Corpita told Council last week, one land owner approached the city wanting his property’s zoning changed, because half of his land currently … [Read more...]

It’s that time once again when Navasota residents can grow closer with their friends, their neighbors and those whose job it is to keep all of them safe, at this year’s national night out. Navasota Police Department’s Marla Gurka tells Navasota … [Read more...]

In response to ongoing complaints about recent flooding, Navasota City Council decided to take a chunk of its promised federal money to engage the firm Lockwood, Andrews and Newnam, to find a way to keep residents high and dry in the future. LAN … [Read more...]

The Girl Scouts are coming to Navasota, and no it’s not cookie season but it is recruitment season. The Scout’s Erica Pope tells Navasota News, the organization has a fun little way for your daughters to start down the path. Pope says the goal of … [Read more...]

Grimes County folks have a long-held tradition of responding to the needs of others. And one Navasota Man is continuing that noble practice by calling on you to rally behind one very ill little girl. Larry Cantu tells Navasota News the night he … [Read more...]

There’s lots of concern about possible negative effects on the County of Grimes from both construction and operation of Texas Central Partner’s proposed High-Speed Bullet Train, but TCP’s new President and CEO predicts, the line could actually be a … [Read more...]

Fears of a High-Speed Bullet Train coming through Grimes are on the rise, after the Federal Railroad Administration gave the utility corridor its seal of approval. But the County’s Judge tells Navasota News, there’s no need to throw in the towel just … [Read more...]

There wasn’t a lot of encouragement for Navasota flood victims from the Texas Division of Emergency Management last week. State Individual Assistance Officer Robert Eastham told a small city hall crowd last Wednesday night that, although the … [Read more...]

Ever wondered why both Navasota City and Grimes County officials are always stressing the importance of buying locally? Navasota’s Economic Development Specialist Destiny Whitley explains when residents buy within the city limits, it gets a … [Read more...]

It’s a good thing the Navasota ISD changed Navasota Intermediate to Brule Elementary, according to the Texas Education Agency the intermediate was rated as improvement needed 4 times in a row as of the latest ratings. But, TEA’s Detta Culbertson … [Read more...]

  If your Navasota home or business was damaged by the recent flooding, you may be eligible for federal assistance. That’s why the City is putting on a town-hall meeting this Wednesday evening. City Emergency Management Coordinator Jason … [Read more...]

If you live in Navasota, you now have two chances a year to throw out your junk. And one is this week. So if your garage, attic or whatever storage space you use needs clearing out, listen up. Mayor Bert Miller tells Navasota News, just like last … [Read more...]