A Bryan couple called police Saturday morning to report a shirtless man tried to open the door of their vehicle, then took a hose to spray their car, then tried to enter their home by [Read More…]
New leadership is coming to the George & Barbara Bush Foundation. Chief executive officer David Jones has announced his retirement, effective June 5. Jones, who is in his fourth year with the foundation, will become [Read More…]
COLLEGE STATION, Texas – Texas A&M juniors Zach DeLoach and Asa Lacy earned spots on the Collegiate Baseball All-America First Team, the publication announced Tuesday. Texas A&M was the lone school to land two first-teamers with DeLoach named [Read More…]
UNDATED (AP) _ Patrick Ewing’s son says the Georgetown basketball coach and former NBA great has been released from the hospital and is recovering from COVID-19 at home. The 57-year-old Hall of Famer who played [Read More…]
The College Station city council Thursday night unanimously approved leasing the former police department building and property to the parent company of International Leadership of Texas charter schools. Original story: A College Station charter school [Read More…]
TOKYO (AP) _ Japan’s professional baseball season will open on June 19 under a plan that excludes fans. League commissioner Atsushi Saito made the announcement Monday after an online meeting with representatives of the league’s [Read More…]
Virtually no motor vehicle transactions have to be made in Texas, due to the governor’s disaster declaration. But that hasn’t stopped customers at the Brazos County tax office from waiting as long as two and [Read More…]
TORONTO (AP) _ The NHL is hoping to move to Phase 2 of its return-to-play protocol early next month. That includes opening practice facilities and allowing small group workouts. Six players will be allowed in [Read More…]
Not only did the pandemic shift education online, support services for students also went virtual. The director of College Station ISD student services, Chrissy Hester, says counselors will be available for their students during the [Read More…]
The Bryan American Legion’s Memorial Day program was held outside due to the pandemic. Military sacrifices was the theme of remarks from Post 159 commander Tom Marty. Marty brought up examples from present and prior [Read More…]
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