Month: September 2016

Update: Blinn College officials say cash reserves, including revenue generated from students on the Bryan campus, will not be used to finance part of a new residence hall project in Brenham. One million dollars to [Read More…]

Governor Abbott’s first visit to College Station in about a year was to be part of the unveiling of completing a new project by the Texas A&M Transportation Institute. What is called a freight shuttle [Read More…]

The Gibbons Creek power plant in Grimes County is still owned by the Texas Municipal Power Association. The TMPA board did not take action Thursday on a proposed sale because negotiations are not finalized. That’s [Read More…]

The Bryan Aquatic Center has closed until next spring. The reason is a $945,000 dollar renovation. The center will reopen next spring with a new pool liner, a new deck, new gutters and water filters, [Read More…]

Business at Thursday’s College Station city council meeting included spending $700,000 dollars on city parks and pools. A $638,000 construction contract covers 15 parks for new playground equipment, other improvements, and repairs. The most money [Read More…]

The Texas A&M system board of regents at its last meeting was told the investment at the new RELLIS education center…the former Riverside campus…has doubled in the last four months from $150 to $300 million [Read More…]

Friday morning update: No new information was released Friday morning by College Station police from Thursday’s death of a bicyclist who was struck by a city garbage truck. Lt. Steve Brock, on WTAW’s The Infomaniacs, [Read More…]