Infomaniacs
Infomaniacs: August 08, 2013 (8:00am)
8:12 – Eric Zaragoza w/ City of Bryan 8:41 – Several random stories
Month: August 2013
Infomaniacs
Infomaniacs: August 08, 2013 (7:00am)
7:16 – Toast and other oddities 7:41 – Local traffic/traffic jam math Just strange math…
Infomaniacs
Infomaniacs: August 08, 2013 (6:00am)
6:16 – Guy pulls gun on lady for sitting Celeb Bday/Today is 6:41 – State and National Politics
Featured Stories
Update from Bryan’s Environmental Services Director
The director of environmental services for the city of Bryan, Eric Zaragoza, was on WTAW’s The Infomaniacs August 8. An update was given on the various departments within this division, including refuse and animal control.
Featured Stories
Four Vehicle Crash Near Parking Lot Leads to One Death
Thursday, 4:50 a.m. update: Four vehicles were involved in a parking lot crash yesterday afternoon that resulted in one death. This was by the Chik-Fil-A off Briarcrest. The cause is still being determined, but Bryan [Read More…]
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Twin Cities Move Up in Forbes Annual Small City Rankings
The City of College Station has determined the twin cities has been recognized for quality of life by 15 national publications and/or online surveys in the last three years. The latest is a three-peat in [Read More…]
Infomaniacs
Kevin O’Connor Kommentary August 7
Click below for Kevin O’Connor’s Kommentary for August 7, 2013:
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A&M Board of Regents Meeting Underway
A two day meeting of the A&M System Board of Regents is underway in College Station. Click HERE to read the 598 page agenda book. Most of Wednesday was spent reviewing next year’s budgets for [Read More…]
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More Filings for City & School Elections
Former Bryan city councilman Mike Southerland made it official Wednesday, seeking the Mayor’s job in this year’s election. Incumbent Jason Bienski previously announced he was running for re-election. This also follows the filing of two [Read More…]
News
Missing Money From Rural Navarro County Cemetery Fund
DRESDEN, Texas (AP) _ At least $500,000 has turned up missing from a group that supports a Central Texas cemetery founded more than 135 years ago. The Corsicana Daily Sun reports the Dresden Cemetery Association [Read More…]