Bryan Woods, College Station City Manager, visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about general fund money, settling the water lawsuit, parking restrictions around campus, the agreement with the Brazos Valley Bombers, new baseball fields at Veterans [Read More…]
July marks 14 years since a landfill was closed on Rock Prairie Road east of the freeway. College Station mayor John Nichols said during the council’s June 26th meeting that the undeveloped part of the [Read More…]
July’s regular meeting of the Bryan city council included an update on capital improvement projects by city manager Kean Register. The list includes: • South College should be opened within the next two weeks [Read More…]
A Navasota man in the Brazos County jail for five months for a parole violation and awaiting four district court criminal trials is now accused of taking 50 items of identifying information from 31 victims. [Read More…]
Brazos County commissioners unanimously award a contract at this week’s meeting to rebuild Ferrill Creek Road north of Kurten. Commissioner Chuck Konderla said the reconstruction was needed for a long time. Documents provided by Brazos [Read More…]
A week after the arrest of a Hearne man for six sexual assaults in and around the Northgate district, comes a seventh victim. The College Station police arrest report says 22 year old Johnny Villalobos-Vasquez [Read More…]
From ESPN.com The 2025 MLB draft is set to begin on Sunday, July 13, as the Atlanta Braves host 2025 All-Star festivities The Washington Nationals have the No. 1 pick, followed by the Los Angeles Angels, Seattle Mariners, Colorado Rockies and St. Louis Cardinals to complete the [Read More…]
From ESPN.com by AP ANAHEIM, Calif. — — Marcus Semien went 4 for 5 and Corey Seager hit a two-run single in a seven-run third inning to help the Texas Rangers rout the Los Angeles Angels 11-4 on Thursday night for a split [Read More…]
This is the time of year the Bryan/College Station chamber of commerce starts recruiting for the next class of its Leadership Brazos program. A kickoff luncheon Wednesday (July 9) included remarks from the owner of [Read More…]
Tuesday’s Bryan city council meeting was the first opportunity for members to speak about a regular public speaker, Patrick Giammalva, who passed away on June 21st. Giammalva spoke at council meetings for eight years, which [Read More…]
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