From the Arts Council of the Brazos Valley: The Arts Council, representing the arts, culture and heritage of the Brazos Valley, announced today the selection of Sheree Boegner as its next Executive Director. Boegner’s appointment follows an expansive search and is effective November 18, 2019. “We are thrilled to bring Sheree Boegner on board as […]
For the eighth consecutive year, Blinn’s legal assistant program and the legal assistant student organization will be hosting the Texas 10th district court of appeals. Robert Stanberry, who is the coordinator of Blinn’s legal assistant and criminal justice programs, says the general public is invited to watch the arguments in two criminal and one civil […]
Texas A&M system board of regents at their last meeting approved three projects in and near the flagship campus totaling more than $41 million dollars. What began as a plant sciences building at Texas A&M in 1962, is getting a $26 million dollar makeover. Regents approved the renovation of the Peterson Building…which will become the […]
While the Bryan school board prepares ask voters to approve a bond issue next year of more than $100 million dollars, work is wrapping up on projects approved by voters in 2014. During the board’s October 21st meeting, construction manager Paul Buckner reported repairs were completed at two new Rudder high school new career and […]
A white man wearing all black clothing is accused of an armed robbery Monday night in the parking lot of a College Station apartment complex. College Station police responded just before 11 p.m. to Campus Village apartments on Harvey Mitchell Parkway. The victim said the unknown person approached him, displayed a handgun, took undisclosed personal […]
A reminder for those interested in a proposed Highway 21 bypass around the south side of Madisonville, that TxDOT is holding a public meeting Tuesday afternoon from 4:30 until 6:30 at the Truman Kimbro convention center. The proposed bypass would be two lanes in each direction, separated by a grassy median. The bypass would be […]
Bryan/College Station’s military service organizations hosted the annual joint Veterans Day program at Earl Graham Post 159 American Legion in Bryan. Co-sponsors were the Vietnam Veterans of American Chapter 937, Disabled American Veterans Chapter 200, United States Submarine Veterans Brazos Valley Base, Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4692, and the Marine Corps League Detachment 1391. […]
College Station police is investigating gunfire between Wolf Pen Creek Park and Southwest Parkway. CSPD has not announced if there were any casualties from the shooting just after three p.m. at Eastmark Apartments off Central Park Lane. Anyone with information is asked to call CSPD at 979-764-3600. Share this article:
$82 million dollars of more road work on OSR is underway. The TxDOT Bryan district office reports OSR in Brazos County will have lane closures and other delays through August of 2022. The nearly $65 million dollar project will be done in two mile segments, starting at the west end of OSR at Sandy Point […]
Early next year, the College Station city council will receive a staff presentation about vaping. The idea whether to add vaping to the city’s smoking ban was raised by councilman Bob Brick during their last meeting. Councilman Dennis Maloney recalled initial reaction when the first smoking ban was enacted. The last update to the city’s […]
