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Month: November 2025

Local Sports

Four Aggies Named to All-SEC First Team

November 19, 2025 Chelsea Reber

News release from Texas A&M Athletics: The Texas A&M volleyball team landed a conference-high four athletes on the All-SEC First Team, the league office announced Wednesday. The Aggies captured a league-leading four spots on the [Read More…]

The city of Bryan's new Christmas tree in front of the Clara B. Mounce library, November 19, 2025.
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Another Christmas Tree Is Ready To Be Lit In Downtown Bryan

November 19, 2025 Bill Oliver

With little time to spare, a new lighted Christmas tree will make its debut in downtown Bryan Friday evening (November 21) for the annual “Lights On!” event. Interim city manager Hugh Walker told the city [Read More…]

Images from the Texas A&M foundation.
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Resignation Of The Texas A&M Foundation’s President/CEO

November 19, 2025 Bill Oliver

The leader of the Texas A&M foundation since January 2016 is leaving. A statement from the foundation says the last day for president and CEO Tyson Voelkel is December 1st. Taking over on an interim [Read More…]

Image provided by the city of Bryan.
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Bryan Mayor Bobby Gutierrez on WTAW

November 19, 2025 Chelsea Reber

Bryan Mayor Bobby Gutierrez visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about naming Andrew Nelson as new city manager, the new summer baseball team, improvements at Travis Field, Midtown Park, incentives for building on the RELLIS campus, [Read More…]

Screen shot from a Keep Brazos Beautiful document.
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Keep Brazos Beautiful Celebrates Its 45th Anniversary

November 19, 2025 Bill Oliver

Keep Brazos Beautiful (KBB) celebrated its 45th anniversary at its recent awards luncheon. KBB focuses on partnering with residents, businesses, schools, nonprofits, and local governments in the areas of litter prevention, recycling, community engagement, and [Read More…]

Image from the Bryan/College Station chamber of commerce.
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Preview Of The Bryan/College Station Chamber Of Commerce’s Annual Ag Breakfast

November 19, 2025 Bill Oliver

The Tuesday before Thanksgiving (November 25) is the Bryan/College Station chamber of commerce’s annual ag breakfast. While the event recognizes the area’s agriculture community, chamber liaison Royce Hickman says it’s the producers who prepare the [Read More…]

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Men’s Basketball Holds off Late Montana Charge in 86-81 Victory

November 19, 2025 Chelsea Reber

News release from Texas A&M Athletics: The Texas A&M men’s basketball team survived a late charge by the Montana Grizzlies to record an 86-81 victory Tuesday evening inside Reed Arena. A layup and a dunk [Read More…]

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Mia Kupres Advances to NCAA Singles Championship Round of 32

November 19, 2025 Chelsea Reber

News release from Texas A&M Athletics: Mia Kupres of the Texas A&M women’s tennis team moved to the round of 32 of the NCAA Singles Championship at USTA National Campus Tuesday. No. 22 Kupres took [Read More…]

Screen shot from a Brazos County 9-1-1 letterhead.
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Artificial Intelligence Answering Non-Emergency Calls To The City Of Bryan And Brazos County 9-1-1 Center

November 18, 2025 Bill Oliver

Tuesday (November 18) began the trial period of artificial intelligence (A.I.) being used in the Brazos County 9-1-1 dispatch center. Executive director Patrick Corley says A.I. will greet callers to the non-emergency phone number for [Read More…]

Photo from the city of College Station showing council members (L-R): William Wright, Bob Yancy, Mark Smith, John Nichols (mayor), David White, Melissa McIlhaney, and Scott Shafer.
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College Station City Council Officially Moves A New Baseball Complex To A Third Location

November 18, 2025 Bill Oliver

The College Station city council officially moves a new baseball complex to a third location. At the council’s last meeting (November 13), unanimous approval was given to end design and construction contracts for a stadium [Read More…]

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