AUSTIN, Texas-Texas A&M junior Khris Middleton had game highs with 19 points and 10 rebounds, but a late Texas run lifted the Longhorns to a 61-51 victory Wednesday night in the State Farm Lone Star [Read More…]
COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS (AP) – Chassidy Fussell scored 22 points and Ashley Gayle added 17 to help Texas beat No. 12/10 Texas A&M 76-71 on Wednesday night, ending a 11-game losing streak to the Aggies. [Read More…]
The next step in developing The Traditions area of west Bryan was approved at this week’s city council meeting. Mayor Jason Bienski says the city will generate more property tax revenue from the building of 38 [Read More…]
The wind may be going out of an alternative energy option offered by College Station Utilities. Mayor Nancy Berry says the city council will receive a staff report later this year of the underperforming Wind [Read More…]
DALLAS (AP) _ Dr Pepper is ending its 120-year relationship with its oldest and smallest bottler, which had carved a market niche by producing Dr Pepper sweetened with cane sugar. Plano-based Dr Pepper Snapple Group [Read More…]
College graduation will be followed by prison for a former Aggie football player involved in an aggravated robbery in College Station over four years ago. 22 year old Brandon Joiner, a two-year starter for Arkansas [Read More…]
A Texas A&M graduate is turning acorns from the famous Century Tree into scholarship money. Andy Duffie ’78 harvested 3,000 acorns from the Century Tree on A&M’s campus in October 2010, and within weeks, 500 had sprouted. [Read More…]
NEW YORK (AP) _ Hostess Brands Inc., the maker of Twinkies and Wonder Bread, is filing for bankruptcy protection, blaming troubles with its pension and medical benefits obligations, increased competition and tough economic conditions. The [Read More…]
IRVING, Texas (AP) _ MetLife Inc.’s decision to cut most of its resident mortgage operation will cost more than 850 jobs in the Dallas suburb of Irving. Dallas television station WFAA reported Tuesday that the company [Read More…]
HUNTSVILLE, Texas (AP) _ Workers in Huntsville have been demolishing the home of the old Texas Prison Rodeo. Crews on Wednesday continued tearing down the decades-old complex that served as the arena for what was [Read More…]
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