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Articles by Bill Oliver

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One Of Two People Sought In A December Bryan Motel Armed Robbery Is Arrested

January 13, 2021 Bill Oliver

One of two people sought in a December armed robbery at a Bryan motel was arrested this week. 25 year old Toddisia Sandle of Bryan, according to the Bryan police arrest report, booked the room [Read More…]

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Texas A&M Interim Provost And School Of Public Health Dean Present A Pandemic Update To The Faculty Senate

January 12, 2021 Bill Oliver

Monday’s meeting of the Texas A&M faculty senate included a pandemic update. The dean of the school of public health, Shawn Gibbs, says they are waiting on the status of vaccine provider applications from the [Read More…]

The former Bryan Army reserve building, now owned by the city of Bryan, January 8 2021.
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Former Bryan Army Reserve Buildings Being Demolished For New BTU Administrative Offices

January 12, 2021 Bill Oliver

The days are numbered for the buildings at former Army reserve center in Bryan. The property, which is owned by the city of Bryan, is the site of BTU’s new administration offices. BTU directors on [Read More…]

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Winter Storm Power Outage Update

January 12, 2021 Bill Oliver

While more than 3,000 electric customers north and east of Brazos County continue to have outages from Sunday’s snowstorm, BTU is down to fewer than 10 after restoring service to more than 1,600. BTU energy [Read More…]

State representatives (L-R) John Raney of Bryan and Kyle Kacal of College Station.
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Brazos County State Representatives Reaction To State Comptroller’s Revenue Estimate

January 12, 2021 Bill Oliver

The pandemic has taken a nearly $1 billion dollar hit on the Texas economy. Monday’s revenue estimate from state comptroller Glenn Hegar is down four-tenths of one percent. It’s not as bad as thought by [Read More…]

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United Way Of The Brazos Valley Opens Applications For Community Impact Grants

January 12, 2021 Bill Oliver

United Way of the Brazos Valley vice president Peggi Goss visits with WTAW’s Bill Oliver about the start of the application period for community impact grants. Listen to “United Way of the Brazos Valley opens [Read More…]

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Weather Delays And Cancellations For January 12

January 11, 2021 Bill Oliver

Weather delays and cancellations for January 12, 2021: The City of College Station will delay opening its offices and facilities until 10 a.m. due to potentially unsafe driving conditions. Texas A&M and Blinn College will [Read More…]

College Station's FUJIFILM Diosynth Biotechnologies plant, November 20, 2019.
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College Station’s FUJIFILM Diosynth Biotechnologies Plant Begins Production Of Two Coronavirus Vaccine Candidates

January 11, 2021 Bill Oliver

College Station’s FUJIFILM Diosynth Biotechnologies (FDB) plant has started production on two different coronavirus vaccine candidates. FDB, which is the A&M system’s subcontractor, accelerated $90 million dollars of expansion projects to address the current pandemic [Read More…]

Screen shot from the proclamation issued during the January 5, 2021 Brazos County commission meeting.
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Human Trafficking Awareness And Prevention Month Proclamation Presented By Brazos County Commissioners

January 11, 2021 Bill Oliver

Brazos County is in the Texas Trafficking Triangle, one of the largest human trafficking highway corridors in the United States, between Houston, Dallas, and San Antonio. County commissioners at their last meeting presented an annual [Read More…]

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College Station Woman Shot In The Neck Following An Argument Over A T-Shirt

January 11, 2021 Bill Oliver

A woman was shot in the neck inside a College Station apartment Saturday during the midnight hour. College Station police arrested the boyfriend on a charge of family violence aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. [Read More…]

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Saturday's health district coronavirus report includes 103 new cases, no recoveries, and 67 local hospitalizations. The ICU bed occupancy rate is 131 percent: https://wtaw.com/brazos-county-health-district-coronavirus-update-january-16/

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People are still showing up at the Brazos Center thinking they can get coronavirus vaccines when they can't. What the Brazos County communications officer experienced this morning and more comments from the county's pandemic response coordinator are at: https://wtaw.com/?p=144120

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15 Jan

The manager of a College Station Domino's Pizza tracks the topper that was taken off a delivery driver's vehicle, and that leads to an arrest of a local man on multiple charges: https://wtaw.com/?p=144123

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15 Jan

This is one of 11 projects city of Bryan engineer Paul Kaspar brought up during Thursday's visit on The Infomaniacs. Hear the podcast and read the city's list at: https://wtaw.com/?p=144094

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15 Jan

A year behind thanks to the pandemic, construction starts later this year on a $5 million utility line replacement in one of College Station's oldest neighborhoods: https://wtaw.com/?p=144116

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15 Jan

ICYMI: @CityofCS Councilman Dennis Maloney discussed the Texas state legislature’s impact on cities and counties, last weekend’s snow, coronavirus assistance, new business in the city, property values, and more: https://wtaw.com/city-of-college-station-update-on-wtaw-91/

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