By RONALD BLUM NEW YORK (AP) _ Aaron Judge got the party started with a two-run homer in the first inning, Luis Severino atoned for flopping in his postseason debut last year and the New [Read More…]
The Brazos Valley Economic Development Corporation (BVEDC) and Texas A&M’s Private Enterprise Research Center (PERC) have debuted a monthly local economic report. BVEDC president/CEO Matt Prochaska says the nine month project followed local requests from [Read More…]
Wednesday’s nationwide cell phone test alert had mixed results. WTAW listeners let us know through our text line at 979-695-1620 and our Facebook page NewsTalk 1620 WTAW that some did not receive the alert, others [Read More…]
A more than $5 million dollar expansion at Veterans Park was originally scheduled for completion sometime this fall. According to an update from College Station parks and recreation, the project won’t be finished until next [Read More…]
The Bryan city council at its last meeting approved a consultant’s contract to continue future development of the area south of the former city golf course. Planning administrator Martin Zimmerman says the focus of the [Read More…]
Bryan school board members are moving forward on the district’s new career and technology center. The district’s career and technology education (CTE) director, David Reynolds, received no opposition to next year’s offerings of automotive, construction, [Read More…]
Bryan Mayor Andrew Nelson visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about this year’s Texas Reds Festival, hiring a consultant to plan the Midtown area, plans for the superpark, Bryan expanding its smoking and vaping ordinance, a [Read More…]
College Station school district administrators presented to the school board, one option to change elementary school boundaries when River Bend elementary opens next August. Students from six existing elementaries would be moved to River Bend, [Read More…]
For five years, local leaders have been working on bringing a YMCA to the twin cities. The College Station city council was told at its last meeting that the Houston Y is not in the [Read More…]
Vehicles in College Station that are unlawfully parked or are violating any city code can be towed at the expense of the owner or the operator. That was unanimously approved during the city council’s September [Read More…]
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