Infomaniacs: December 09, 2015 (8:00am)
0812- Mayor Nancy Berry – City of College Station. B.U. Symphony. 0840- Fake Christmas card prank. Privy pee. College class for perfect pizza. Bravo, Brazos Valley. Mr. Downs. Random stories.
0812- Mayor Nancy Berry – City of College Station. B.U. Symphony. 0840- Fake Christmas card prank. Privy pee. College class for perfect pizza. Bravo, Brazos Valley. Mr. Downs. Random stories.
0713- “We Wish You a Dairy Christmas.” Tump/Scott was right. Krispy Kreme Doughnuts. Russian submarine off coast of Syria/New U.S. war ship/New 737. 0738- District 17 Congressman Bill Flores.
0611- Man stopped doing 110 mph with booze, 3 women, and he’s nude. “Crazy in Florida. Today is/Celebrity Birthdays. 0623- Burglar eaten by alligator. 0638- Pause and review visas… Passed in the House 400-18. Operation [Read More…]
U.S. Representative Bill Flores (R-TX) of Bryan discussed upcoming legislation including funding the government, tightening the visa waiver program, energy prices and their effect on state budgets, and more during his weekly Washington update on The Infomaniacs Wednesday, [Read More…]
A College Station man walking on Harvey Road near Veterans Park Tuesday night was struck and killed. A news release from College Station police does not explain why the victim, 20 year old Austin Ardman, [Read More…]
A College Station man who returned to his unlocked apartment after being out for three minutes Tuesday night was the victim of an armed robbery. The victim, who lives on Canyon Creek Circle (off Harvey [Read More…]
A $30 million dollar residential and retail development is proposed for the north end of downtown Bryan. The Brazos County Commission on Tuesday approved an economic development agreement that county judge Duane Peters says will [Read More…]
The next step has been taken to an Interstate highway passing through Brazos County. President Obama’s signature on the transportation reauthorization bill includes Interstate 14. The Washington lobbyist hired by the twin cities and the [Read More…]
Wreaths Across America (WAA) will honor veterans at over 1,000 participating locations this weekend, including College Station. WAA is a nonprofit organization founded in 2007 to continue and expand the annual wreath-laying ceremony at Arlington [Read More…]
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