An 18 year old Bryan man awaiting trials on misdemeanor charges following arrests in March, May, and June is now accused of making a terroristic threat in the drive-thru of a Bryan fast food restaurant. [Read More…]
Most of the employees at the soon to be eliminated Experience Bryan/College Station (EBCS) travel and tourism agency are moving to new tourism offices at either the city of Bryan or College Station. The director [Read More…]
David Schmitz, retiring Parks and Recreation Director, visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about his career, the evolution of parks in the city, playgrounds, program funding, and more during his appearance on The Infomaniacs on Friday, [Read More…]
The Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools (TAPPS) has announced it will expand its football season from six games to eight. The change was made less than a week after TAPPS announced it would [Read More…]
The Bryan High School football team has announced it will be dropping Brenham from its upcoming schedule and replacing it with Montgomery Lake Creek. With districts trying to figure out how to schedule things to [Read More…]
Cole, Stanton lead Yanks past Nats 4-1 in stormy MLB opener By HOWARD FENDRICH WASHINGTON (AP) _ The pandemic-shortened Major League Baseball season has finally started _ with zero fans, Nationals star Juan Soto sidelined [Read More…]
Los administradores del districto escolar de College Station, han recibido respuestas del 30 por ciento de los estudiantes y casi dos tercios de los maestros en encuestas acerca de cómo va a comenzar la escuela [Read More…]
Los administradores del districto escolar de Bryan le explican a los miembros de la junta escolar que decidirán para el 30 de Julio si las 3 primeras semanas de clases serán completamente en línea. Eso [Read More…]
By TIM BOOTH SEATTLE (AP) _ The NHL’s newest team finally has a name: the Seattle Kraken. The expansion franchise unveiled its nickname Thursday, ending 19 months of speculation about whether the team might lean [Read More…]
Brazos County has joined the cities of Bryan and College Station in potentially generating more property tax revenue in next year’s budget without asking for a public vote. A four to one vote at Tuesday’s [Read More…]
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