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Articles by Bill Oliver

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Local DWI Arrests Follows A Restaurant Manager Being Struck, A Home Being Struck, A Multi-Vehicle Crash, A Driver Almost Hitting Pedestrians, A Driver With Two Prior DWI Convictions, And A Driver Checking On A Friend Who Was Arrested

April 28, 2026 Bill Oliver

A Bryan woman is arrested for DWI after driving over the foot of the manager of a fast food restaurant who was working the drive thru lane Sunday (April 26) at one in the morning. [Read More…]

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April Committee Meetings Of The Texas A&M System Board Of Regents Includes Construction Projects

April 28, 2026 Bill Oliver

Before the Texas A&M system board of regents holds its round of business meetings, members were in College Station for committee meetings. On April 16th, the regents facilities committee reviewed 16 projects where action could [Read More…]

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Two Fatality Crashes In Three Days

April 27, 2026 Bill Oliver

Local law enforcement has responded to two fatality crashes in three days. College Station police is investigating a fatality crash that took place Monday morning (April 27) on FM 60 west of Highway 47. CSPD’s [Read More…]

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Human Remains Found West Of Caldwell

April 27, 2026 Bill Oliver

Human remains are found west of Caldwell. The Burleson County sheriff’s office told Brazos County investigators they do not believe this is related to the search for Nikki Winder, the Bryan area woman who was [Read More…]

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College Station City Council Agrees To Discuss A Local PAC’s Request For Rental Property Owners To Post City Ordinances

April 27, 2026 Bill Oliver

The College Station city council plans to discuss a request made by a local political action committee in an attempt to improve conditions in residential neighborhoods. Charles Barr of the College Station Association of Neighborhoods [Read More…]

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Brazos County’s Elections Administrator Shared With Commissioners A Review Of The March Primary Election

April 27, 2026 Bill Oliver

Brazos County’s elections administrator reviews the March primary election at the last county commission meeting (April 21). Click HERE to read and download statistics from the March 2026 primary election that were given at the [Read More…]

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Preview Of The City Of Bryan’s Open House To Collect Opinions On The Next Comprehensive Plan

April 27, 2026 Bill Oliver

Bryan residents are invited to participate in the development of the city’s next comprehensive, or long range plan. An open house is taking place Tuesday, April 28th, from 5:30 until 7:30 p.m. at Phillips Events [Read More…]

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FUJIFILM Biotechnologies Employees Participate In Two Local Earth Month Events

April 25, 2026 Bill Oliver

Employees of Bryan/College Station’s largest private employer participate in two local activities in observance of Earth Month. At Bryan’s Haswell Park, employees at FUJIFILM Biotechnologies joined Keep Brazos Beautiful’s Arbor Day event at Bryan’s Haswell [Read More…]

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College Station Council Approves Rezoning For A New Housing Development Over Neighborhood Opposition

April 24, 2026 Bill Oliver

The College Station city council joins the planning and zoning commission (P&Z) in unanimously approving rezoning land for a large housing development that drew vocal opposition from neighboring subdivisions. Click HERE to read and download [Read More…]

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Brazos County Commission Reluctantly Approve A 300% Increase In Transporting Deceased Bodies To Out Of Town Medical Examiner Offices

April 24, 2026 Bill Oliver

Brazos County commissioners reluctantly approve tripling the payment for transporting the deceased to medical examiners offices in Austin and San Antonio, from $500 to $1,500 for reach round trip. The county’s purchasing agent, Charles Wendt, [Read More…]

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