Julie Peters is a journalist based in Navasota, Texas, with a focus on local news and spirituality. She has written for publications such as Spirituality+Health Magazine and has contributed to radio programs like Juneau Afternoon on KTOO. Julie's work covers a range of topics including meditation, community events, local news, and spiritual practices.
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Navasota, Texas, United States (Local)
Julie Peters' articles primarily focus on local news and community events, with an emphasis on government announcements, human resources & employment issues, family & relationships, and engineering. She may be interested in stories related to local businesses, community initiatives or events that impact the area she covers.
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By: Julie Peters
The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) continues to be impacted by the Global CrowdStrike incident. CrowdStrike has confirmed that this is not a security incident or cyberattack but is related to a defect in a content update for Windows hosts. While some driver license offices may reopen on Monday July 22, others, particularly those […]
By: Julie Peters
A single vehicle accident near County Road 131 in Bedias resulted in a fatality Tuesday, July 17th. Texas Department of Public Safety Sargent Justin Ruiz spoke about the details of the accident on our “Let’s Talk Traffic” segment. 57-year-old Michael Gardner of Bedias was pronounced deceased on scene by Grimes County Justice of […]
By: Julie Peters
The 2024 Navasota Citizens University Graduates were recognized and presented with their certificates at Monday’s City Council meeting Executive Administrative Assistant, Michelle Savensky gave details about the program. Congratulations to the seven graduates: Karen Moody Christopher Foy Sherry Gillespie Kenneth Stevens Jana Pool Dee Dee Setzer Debra Fincher
By: Julie Peters
At last night’s Navasota City Council meeting, Public Works Director, Jennifer Reyna, updated council about the city’s continuing cleanup efforts after Hurricane Beryl. Reyna also gave details about the brush collection facility including extended hours and what they are accepting. For more information about cleanup efforts within the city, […]
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By: Julie Peters
The Fort Worth Zoo has made conservation history by breeding rare gharial crocodiles, resulting in two hatchlings. Weighing up to 1500 pounds and about 16 to 20 feet in length, gharial crocodiles are one of the largest crocodile species in the world. The river crocodile from India has a long, thin snout, and the patterns […]
By: Julie Peters
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 storm. Things to remember: Place brush at the curb by 6:30 a.m. on Saturday. […]
By: Julie Peters
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 of North Texas-Dallas, Brian Owsley, says the courts have been showing their irritation at […]
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