Infomaniacs
Infomaniacs: February 04, 2011 (7:15am)
Infomaniacs: February 04, 2011 (7:15am)
Month: February 2011
Infomaniacs
Infomaniacs: February 04, 2011 (6:40am)
Infomaniacs: February 04, 2011 (6:40am)
Infomaniacs
Infomaniacs: February 04, 2011 (6:15am)
Infomaniacs: February 04, 2011 (6:15am)
Interviews
Update from State Senator Steve Ogden
State Senator Steve Ogden (R-Bryan) on the Infomaniacs 2/4/11.
Featured Stories
Businesses & Events Impacted by Weather
Weather-related public service announcements: Friday night’s 50 Men Who Can Cook event, sponsored by the CSISD Education Foundation, has been postponed. The new date has not been set. The Brazos Valley Children’s Museum has changed [Read More…]
Sports
Only GA tickets left for Ags and Bears
Reserved seats for Saturday’s Big 12 showdown between No. 16 Texas A&M and Baylor are now sold out. A limited number of general admission tickets may be sold to the public for $15.00. These tickets [Read More…]
News
School Cancellations and Delays; TAMU, Blinn Closed
SATURDAY RESCHEDULING: From Navasota ISD: Varsity basketball games for both Navasota boys’ and girls’ teams have been rescheduled for Saturday, Feb. 5. The Rattler boys’ varsity team will play Smithville at 2 p.m. in Smithville. [Read More…]
News
Court’s Saddlery Fire Investigation Continues
The January 9th fire that destroyed Court’s Saddlery at 23rd and Main in downtown Bryan remains under investigation. Fire Marshal William Bouse says they have worked with the owners on the investigation and inspecting temporary [Read More…]
News
CS Water Well Renewal Request Tabled
College Station water users may be the victims of their own success at conservation efforts. Water Services Director Dave Coleman says the city’s application to renew two water wells before the Brazos Valley Groundwater Management [Read More…]
News
No More Rolling Power Outages
Rolling power outages that occurred through midday Wednesday around Texas will not return. ERCOT, the Electric Reliabililty Council of Texas, ordered the temporary outages to protect the statewide electric grid. ERCOT officials reported peak demand [Read More…]