Navarro County News

Investigators have made a second arrest in connection with the Oct. 20 aggravated robbery and shooting of a Navarro College student at an off-campus apartment complex.

A Navarro County jury Friday found a Goodlow man guilty of 10 counts of indecency with a child.

By Janet Jacobs Daily Sun The Strategic Planning Group is getting closer to a new logo and motto for the City of Corsicana, but they aren't ready to let the cat out of the bag just yet.

The Henderson County Commissioners Court granted a pay raise for election officials who'll work the polls in the 2010 Republican and Democrat Primary Elections.

There is a phrase that every partner working at H.E.B. in Corsicana knows - "Texas Friendly." What that phrase means is every partner's help is needed.

While the filing period for the March 2010 primary elections in Navarro County is still a few weeks away, several potential candidates - and incumbents - have declared their intentions to run in the primary elections.

Motivational speaker, author and former TV and radio personality Suzie Humphries had hundreds of Navarro County women laughing Thursday night at the second annual Healthy Woman annual dinner at the Cook Center.

Bright sunshine and a patriotic crowd made for a moving Veteran's Day observance at the Navarro County Courthouse War Memorial Wednesday.

The Navarro County Commissioners Court voted Monday to look into the possibility of hiring a grant writer and administrator to help the county pursue a variety of governmental grants available to local governments.

Tuesday is election day, but election officials aren't gearing up for a heavy turnout like last November.

When disaster strikes, there is one entity that arrives shortly after first-responders to offer comfort and supplies.

Reports that Texas has created or saved 19,752 jobs so far with stimulus funding appear to overstate the impact of the program, according to interviews and an analysis of government data.

Seagoville police arrested a man Monday in connection with an Oct. 20 robbery and shooting near Navarro College in Corsicana.

Released by Assistant Chief of Police Ladena Baggett with the Corsicana PD: On October 20, 2009, at approximately 6:35 p.m. officers from the Corsicana Police Department responded to a report of shots fired at the apartments at 685 S. 42nd Street, near the campus of Navarro College.

Share + Oct 26, 2009 7:18 am US/Central Reporting Jeff Jamison Cloudy skies and cool temperatures will remain on Monday.

By Janet Jacobs Daily Sun With hundreds of associates in attendance, Wal-Mart celebrated its grand re-opening early Wednesday morning with cheers, music, speeches and checks for several local organizations, including $5,000 for the Navarro County Food Pantry.

By Janet Jacobs Daily Sun Seasonal fun is scheduled throughout the area with both Halloween and fall events featured.

Navarro County had 20 to 25 roads closed because of high water Monday morning, according to Eric Meyers, emergency management coordinator.

By Bob Belcher Daily Sun Navarro County taxpayers now have an easier way to pay their property taxes - just "point and click" through the county's Web site to the new online service for tax payments and inquiries.

'He's no more demented than I am.' By Bob Belcher Daily Sun The jury was out only 15 minutes.