Infomaniacs
Infomaniacs: January 28, 2011 (6:15am)
Infomaniacs: January 28, 2011 (6:15am)
Month: January 2011
Interviews
Sen. Steve Ogden on WTAW
Sen. Steve Ogden (R-Bryan) talks the 2011 Texas Legislature with The Infomaniacs. Click below to hear the full interview with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia. Sen. Steve Ogden, January 28
Interviews
CS Police Update
WTAW’s Bill Oliver visits with Rhonda Seaton of the College Station Police Department.
Sports
First things first – Ags eye Nebraska before Horns
The Aggie men must keep their focus at the Devaney Center in Lincoln where the Nebraska Cornhuskers will have the 11th ranked Ags in their sites for an upset. Nebraska is hoping they’ll catch A&M [Read More…]
Sports
A&M-Baylor Women a sell-out!
All Reserved and public general admission seats have been sold for Sunday’s highly-anticipated, top-five battle between the fifth-ranked Texas A&M women’s basketball team and top-ranked Baylor. Student walk-up tickets will still be sold to Texas [Read More…]
Sports
Aggie baseball practice starts
After receiving a high national ranking in three other major collegiate baseball preseason polls, the Texas A&M baseball team received another accolade Thursday afternoon when the Aggies were selected No. 13 in the USA Today/ESPN [Read More…]
Sports
A&M Tennis Team host ITA
The 10th-ranked Texas A&M men’s tennis team (1-0) will serve as one of 15 hosts across the nation for the third annual ITA Men’s Tennis Kick-Off Weekend, Jan. 29-30. The winner of the College Station [Read More…]
Interviews
Bryan ISD Update
Sandy Farris of the Bryan ISD visits with WTAW’s Bill Oliver.
Featured Stories
CS Council Wants to Extend Brazos Animal Shelter Agreement
It appears the Brazos Animal Shelter will continue to have a relationship with the City of College Station. A city council majority supported recommendations made Thursday by councilman John Crompton. Crompton called on a contract [Read More…]
Featured Stories
City of Bryan Catching Up to ADA Requirements
The City of Bryan is 18 years behind complying with laws accomodating the disabled. That was the opening statement during a city council workshop held earlier this week. While Assistant Public Works Director Alton Rogers reported [Read More…]