Month: July 2010

Texas A&M University announced two business agreements Monday. University spokesman Jason Cook says a letter of intent has been signed with the parent company of Pepsi and a contract has been signed allowing a Houston [Read More…]

Funeral services have been set for Caldwell Mayor Bernard Rychlik, who died in a crash Monday night in Burleson County. Rosary services will be Thursday evening at 7 at the Caldwell Civic Center. Funeral mass [Read More…]

The Bryan City Council has received its first recommendations for updating utility rates. Water Services Director Jayson Barfknecht says the base water rate would increase by five percent. For a residential customer who uses 10,000 [Read More…]

Protecting major Bryan retailers and employers was behind a councilman’s successful attempt to made an addition to the city’s capital improvement plan. Mike Southerland wound up with a unanimous vote to build a new street [Read More…]

News Release courtesy of St. Joseph Regional Health Center:

DALLAS (AP) _ Federal authorities have charged a suburban Dallas woman with trying to smuggle three night-vision rifle sights to Russia. A federal court affidavit filed in New York accuses 24-year-old Anna Fermanova of Plano [Read More…]

News Release and photograph courtesy of College Station ISD: Six members of the A&M Consolidated FFA chapter, placed first in their respective contests at the Texas FFA Agriscience Fair during the 82nd annual Texas FFA [Read More…]