News release from Texas A&M Athletics: NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. – Texas A&M defensive lineman Nic Scourton was selected as a finalist for the Lott IMPACT Trophy Wednesday afternoon, which is awarded annually to the top defensive [Read More…]
News release from Texas A&M Athletics: LAS VEGAS – The No. 20 Texas A&M men’s basketball team rallied past the No. 21 Creighton Bluejays, 77-73, on Wednesday to give sixth-year head coach Buzz Williams his 100th victory [Read More…]
Brazos County commissioners continue to hear opposition to the future inner loop highway around the east side of Bryan and College Station. Four landowners in the possible path of the highway spoke at Tuesday’s meeting [Read More…]
One of the first businesses founded in the city of Bryan has been sold. ANCO Insurance is now part of the Chicago based global insurance and financial services firm HUB International. Click HERE to read [Read More…]
The new chief executive officer of the rebranded Arts Center of the Brazos Valley (formerly Arts Council of the Brazos Valley) Leslie Bowlin visits with Scott DeLucia on WTAW’s The Infomaniacs November 27, 2024. More [Read More…]
More than two years after a Bryan woman is arrested for setting fire to a U-Haul van, a Brazos County grand jury indicts her on an arson charge. 38 year old Krystal Ransome has been [Read More…]
An update by the city of College Station’s assistant tourism office director to the city council this month included council member suggestions about future events during the holiday season. William Wright was interested in having [Read More…]
Ten years after the opening of the high rise student housing and retail building at University and Texas, the College Station city council approves a request from Northpoint Crossing to turn most of the ground [Read More…]
A 60 year old Bryan man is sentenced to 40 years in prison for dislocating the shoulder of a Bryan police officer more than six years ago. Earnest Key Johnson learned his punishment last Thursday [Read More…]
The Student Bonfire website announced Tuesday (November 26) that the stack site will be open Friday from 10 a.m. until 7 p.m. But the fire will not be set until next year, after Texas A&M [Read More…]
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