Katelyn Brown of the Downtown Bryan Association visits with WTAW’s Bill Oliver about September 2018 events…which includes First Friday, the farmers market, Art Step, and the Texas Reds Festival. The image, from the Arts Council [Read More…]
Director of Community Services Debbie Eller visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about the growth of Northgate, adjustments being made to protect pedestrians in the Northgate area, future plans for traffic in Northgate, parking, and more [Read More…]
Congressman Bill Flores of Bryan (R-TX) visits with Scott DeLucia about his overseas trip during the summer break, legislative action this week, job growth, Billy Long’s auctioneer show, and more during his Washington update on [Read More…]
NEW YORK (AP) _ Serena Williams has reached the U.S. Open final for the ninth time by overcoming a slow start in a convincing victory over No. 19 seed Anastasija Sevastova. The 23-time Grand Slam [Read More…]
COLLEGE STATION, Texas – Texas A&M opened the home portion of its season schedule with a 25-20, 25-18, 25-22 victory over Pepperdine tonight, giving Aggie first-year head coach Laura “Bird” Kuhn a win in her official debut [Read More…]
A car fire east of College Station three weeks ago has led to two arrests on charges of conspiracy to commit arson. 55 year old Timothy Voss of Bryan and 32 year old Lasha Spacek [Read More…]
The Bryan city council has given the Bryan Business Council new power in economic development matters. At the governing body’s last meeting, approval of a new agreement to spend public money on real estate, approve [Read More…]
Students at Texas A&M system universities are taking less time to complete their degrees. Board of regents member Elaine Mendoza of San Antonio presented a report at their last meeting in College Station. Mendoza, who [Read More…]
BTU General Manager Gary Miller visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about this summer’s energy use, projections, solar panels and renewable energy, how increased development in Bryan is affecting BTU, changes at Lake Bryan, the upcoming [Read More…]
College Station Utilities repair crews spent part of Wednesday evening making temporary repairs to a broken eight inch water line. That forced the closure of Holleman between Glade and Winding for about two hours. CSU’s [Read More…]
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