News release from Texas A&M Athletics: AUBURN – The No. 12 Texas A&M Aggies battle for a spot in the NCAA Division I Men’s Golf Championship as they head to the Auburn Regional contested Monday to [Read More…]
The 78th time a College Station city council meeting includes the Midtown district behind Baylor Scott and White hospital, the governing body is asked to participate in a multimillion dollar commercial project. Midtown developer James [Read More…]
Brazos County commissioners on a three to two vote, approve making a second attempt to hire an outside consultant to review employee pay and job descriptions. Fred Brown, who questioned why the study could not [Read More…]
Friday (May 9) right before noon, an 18 foot box trailer that was double locked was stolen from the parking lot at St. Thomas Aquinas Church in College Station. The trailer belongs to RED-C Apostolate, [Read More…]
For the eighth time, College Station, Bryan, and Texas A&M is hosting the Texas Amateur Athletic Foundation’s (TAAF) summer games. From July 31st through August 3rd, an estimated 20,000 visitors will watch as many as [Read More…]
The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) has unveiled a new stamp honoring the late Barbara Bush. The first display took place at the White House. The USPS dedication will take place near the Bush family compound [Read More…]
Taitelyn Morris-Wise, Neighborhood and Community Services Coordinator, visits with WTAW’s Chelsea Reber about her role, education citizens on the role of local government, citizen programs, and more during her appearance on The Infomaniacs on Friday, [Read More…]
State Representative Trey Wharton of Huntsville (R-TX) visits with WTAW’s Chelsea Reber about the home stretch of the legislative session, bills he is working on, voting yes to legislation that will allow some election workers [Read More…]
News release from Texas A&M Athletics: ATHENS – The No. 2 seed Texas A&M softball team run-ruled No. 7 seed South Carolina, 12-4, in five innings to advance to the semifinal round of the SEC Tournament, Thursday [Read More…]
Members of a Texas House committee heard Thursday (May 8) from opposing members of the College Station city council about proposed legislation to put a moratorium on new impact fees. That is what cities charge [Read More…]
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