According to the Texas Railroad Commission, there were permits issued for 696 new oil wells in the state during the month of September. That brings the total of new wells for the year to 5,780, [Read More…]
The City of College Station wants to know which stores you’d like to see come to the area. Grow College Station is hosting their quarterly Shape College Station survey, and this go ’round, you can [Read More…]
New name to reflect the institution’s role in collection stewardship, academic collaboration, education and public engagement Press release 10/07/2026: BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION, Oct. 7, 2026 – The Texas A&M University Art Galleries, which encompasses the J. [Read More…]
Thanks to County Commissioner Kyle Greenwood, Administrative Assistant and past president of Brazos County ESD 3 Brady Drennan, and Chief Tradd Mills (Fire Chief for Brazos County ESD 2 / District 2 VFD) for joining [Read More…]
News release from Texas A&M Athletics: The No. 2 Texas A&M equestrian team fell against No. 4 Georgia, 12-8, Saturday at the UGA Equestrian Complex. Texas A&M (2-1, 0-1) opened the meet in Fences with [Read More…]
News release from Texas A&M Athletics: Texas A&M fell to No. 14 Missouri, 27-6, Saturday afternoon from Faurot Field at Memorial Stadium. All six of the Aggies’ points came off the leg of David Olano. [Read More…]
News release from Texas A&M Athletics: The No. 12 Texas A&M volleyball team dropped a four-set decision versus Arkansas Sunday afternoon at Barnhill Arena, 3-1 (20-25, 17-25, 25-20, 22-25). The Aggies (10-7, 3-2 SEC) late [Read More…]
News release from Texas A&M Athletics: Texas A&M dropped a 9-5 decision to Rice in Friday’s 14-inning scrimmage from Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park. The Aggies used 15 position players and 14 pitchers. Clayton [Read More…]
Five people were arrested following a fight in Northgate early Sunday morning that started with an altercation inside Hurricane Harry’s. Police responded to a fight in the 300 block of Church Avenue around 2:30am. Officers [Read More…]
Potential college bound students and their families can apply to Texas colleges for free. Free College Application Week is a statewide initiative that helps Texas residents apply to public colleges at no cost. Created by [Read More…]
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