Children staying at Brazos County’s juvenile detention center for nearly 20 years have been involved with what is called Art for Life, where the word art is an acronym for Art Reaching Teens (ART). Juvenile [Read More…]
A special meeting of the Bryan city council last Friday (June 26) was moved from a conference room to council chambers due to the appearance of 15 BTU solar customers. Those customers are among 814 [Read More…]
Four young men playing in last weekend’s 7 on 7 football tournament in College Station and an adult say there were asked to be prostitutes. An arrest report from College Station police says this happened [Read More…]
The College Station city council receives a semi annual update on capital projects. The report at the June 25th council meeting from capital projects director included a sample of some of the 69 active projects. [Read More…]
The Brazos Valley groundwater conservation district (BVGCD) and Brazos County commission are hosting an education meeting for those interested in learning about water supplies in Brazos and Robertson counties. The “Aquifers 101” gathering is Tuesday [Read More…]
A Brazos County deputy constable is one of four Brazos Valley recipients of awards from the Texas accreditation body for law enforcement. Among 63 recipients at the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (T-COLE) achievement awards [Read More…]
The Brazos County district attorney’s office announces a Bryan man will be in prison for at least 20 years before he becomes eligible for parole. That’s after 38 year old Jason Wayne Davis admitted to [Read More…]
The Bryan city council approves a tax abatement agreement with the new owner of a data center building on the RELLIS campus. The unanimous vote among four members at a special meeting Friday (June 26) [Read More…]
For the 23rd time in 24 years, the Brazos County Historical Commission gets a distinguished service award from the Texas Historical Commission. Chairman Henry Mayo accepted the state award at this week’s (June 23) county [Read More…]
Visiting on WTAW’s The Infomaniacs with Tucker Young, city of College Station principal planner Heather Wade reviews the city’s first public meeting about the new Harvey Road corridor study and the city’s assistant communications director [Read More…]
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