Pay raises are coming to some hourly workers at one of the area’s larger private employers. Sanderson Farms has announced a new pay plan starts next week, where hourly line operators who have worked at [Read More…]
Damage to a College Station shopping center Monday night was caused by two people driving one car. According to the College Station police arrest report, witnesses saw a woman driving the car when a pillar [Read More…]
The commandant of the Texas A&M corps of cadets, retired general Joe Ramirez, was the guest speaker at the Bryan/College Station Memorial Day program. Ramirez, who had a 31 year Army career, called on the [Read More…]
Bryan fire chief Randy McGregor and deputy fire marshal Chris Searles visit with WTAW’s Bill Oliver about the early morning fire on May 27, 2019 at the former BB&T bank branch on West Villa Maria. [Read More…]
The executive director of the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC), Bentley Nettles, visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia on The Infomaniacs, May 27 2019. In addition to TABC issues from this year’s legislative session, the retired [Read More…]
The College Station city council’s last meeting included decisions on several no-parking issues. Two of three requested no parking zones were approved. One was along portions of Poplar, Live Oak, Ash, and Nimitz Streets. City [Read More…]
COLLEGE STATION, Texas – The No. 19 Texas A&M Aggies were tabbed the No. 2 seed at the Morgantown Regional in the NCAA Division I Championship, the selection committee announced Monday. The Aggies will face [Read More…]
The day after Memorial Day is the start of four more highway projects in Bryan/College Station. The TxDOT Bryan district office reports for the next two to three months, various lanes of Texas in College [Read More…]
More details are coming out about reforming property taxes and school finance that is headed to the governor. According to information provided by representative John Raney of Bryan, property tax rates set by school districts [Read More…]
A Bryan man started the holiday weekend in jail on a charge of assaulting his son at Rudder High School last month. According to the arrest report, 41 year old Robert Lange Jr. was at [Read More…]
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