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The Research Valley Partnership’s New President and CEO
Matt Prochaska, President and CEO of the Research Valley Partnership, visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about his new role. MattProchaska110217
Month: November 2017
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City of Bryan Update on WTAW
Bobby Gutierrez, Planning and Zoning Commission Chair, discussed detached shared housing, new development in the city, neighborhood conservation districts, and more during his appearance on The Infomaniacs on Thursday, November 2. Click below to hear [Read More…]
News
Chuck Norris Files Federal Lawsuit On Behalf Of His Wife
WTAW News note that Chuck Norris and his wife Gena have a ranch in Grimes County. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Action star Chuck Norris is taking on medical device manufacturers in a lawsuit alleging a [Read More…]
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Longshot Candidates File For Texas Lt. Governor & Land Commissioner
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) _ Scott Milder, a former city council member and businessman who has been an outspoken advocate for public schools, has announced a longshot challenge of tea party-backed Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick. [Read More…]
Sports
Astros win Series
LOS ANGELES (AP) _ You can cross the Houston Astros off the list of major league teams without a World Series title. The Astros are champions in their 56th big league season following a 5-1 [Read More…]
Sports
Three Aggies Named Preseason All-SEC, Texas A&M Picked Fourth
Three Texas A&M women’s basketball players were named Preseason All-SEC, and the Aggies were picked to finish fourth in the Southeastern Conference standings, as voted on by the league’s coaches. Texas A&M senior Khaalia Hillsman, who [Read More…]
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Two Crashes Near Bryan High Wednesday Afternoon
Local law enforcement dealt with two wrecks near Bryan High School Wednesday afternoon. No one was hurt in either crash. One of the collisions, at 29th and Briar Oaks, was during a large funeral procession [Read More…]
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A “Big Wow” Could Join College Station’s Christmas In The Park
A College Station city councilman is interested in raising more sales tax and hotel occupancy tax revenue by drawing more visitors during the holidays. Jerome Rektorik was looking to tie something new to the city’s [Read More…]
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Waterline Break At The Brazos County Sheriff’s Office Costs At Least $38,000
Tuesday’s Brazos County commissioner’s court meeting included approval of paying an unexpected bill from the sheriff’s office. More than $38,000 dollars went towards removing water from the administration office after a pipe broke on October [Read More…]
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CS Council Responds To Public Speaker’s Request For Northgate Traffic Study
The only public speaker at last week’s College Station city council meeting got the attention of the governing body. Bobby Carter requested a traffic study after he said he was nearly hit in the Northgate [Read More…]