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Bryan Business Receives A Texas Treasure Business Award

June 18, 2026 Bill Oliver

The Brazos County Historical Commission has presented a Texas Treasure Business Award to Ronnie Dicharo of Sam’s Shoe Service in Bryan. The Texas Treasure Business Award comes from the Texas Historical Commission, recognizing businesses in [Read More…]

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Invitation To Attend The Grand Opening Of College Station’s New “Juicing To Be Gooden Fit” Juice Bar

June 18, 2026 Bill Oliver

Information from Juicing to Be Gooden Fit Hello Bryan-College Station, Juicing To Be Gooden Fit would like to invite the community to celebrate the Grand Opening of our new juice bar. Join us as we [Read More…]

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North Zulch First Baptist Church Opens A Coffee House Business

June 18, 2026 Bill Oliver

First Baptist Church of North Zulch has opened a non-profit, church-operated coffee house business. First Brew Coffee House is open Monday through Saturday. From a church news release, Pastor Matt Murray said “First Brew Coffee [Read More…]

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Texan Title Announces Rebranding Of Offices Serving Bryan/College Station And Navasota

June 18, 2026 Bill Oliver

Texan Title announces rebranding of offices serving Bryan/College Station and Navasota. News releases say the transition to Texan Title from South Land Title “is designed to strengthen alignment across markets and deliver a more consistent, [Read More…]

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Bryan City Council Supports Removing Metal Benches At The Bryan And Oakwood City Cemeteries

June 18, 2026 Bill Oliver

The Bryan city council supports removing metal benches at the Bryan and Oakwood city cemeteries. Parks and recreation director Mike Riggens told councilmembers that staff brought issues to the city’s cemetery advisory board. The board [Read More…]

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Brazos County’s New Veteran Services Officer Updates County Commissioners And WTAW Listeners

June 18, 2026 Bill Oliver

Brazos County’s new veteran services officer updates county commissioners on activities. Kale Murray, who was promoted in March 2026, was hired in 2024 to run the Brazos County VSO branch office at Texas A&M to [Read More…]

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Bryan Police Undercover Drug Investigation Leads To Arrests And The Seizure Of More Than $65,000 Dollars Of Marijuana

June 18, 2026 Bill Oliver

At two locations, Bryan police make arrests Tuesday night (June 18) on drug charges. At one location, a BPD officer was joined by a DPS special agent in charging a Navasota man with possessing more [Read More…]

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Texas A&M System Announces Another Small Nuclear Reactor Will Be Built On The RELLIS Campus

June 18, 2026 Bill Oliver

The Texas A&M system announces another small nuclear reactor will be built on the RELLIS campus. Ground lease and research agreements have been signed with Terrestrial Energy to have a small modular reactor. This follows [Read More…]

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Bryan Fire Department Summer Heat Reminders On The Infomaniacs

June 18, 2026 Bill Oliver

Chris Lamb of the Bryan fire department visits with WTAW’s Tucker Young on The Infomaniacs June 18, 2026 about summer heat reminders. Listen to “Bryan fire department summer heat reminders on The Infomaniacs June 18, [Read More…]

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Spring Enrollment At Blinn College Is The Highest Since The Pandemic Declining Numbers Continues On The Bryan Campus

June 17, 2026 Bill Oliver

Blinn College’s official enrollment for the 2026 spring semester was the highest spring headcount since the pandemic. But most of the conversation at Tuesday’s (June 16) board of trustees meeting was about the continued decline [Read More…]

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