Garrett Lee Dikes, a 22-year-old from College Station, was arrested Tuesday for allegedly stalking his ex-girlfriend and damaging her car. The victim first filed a criminal mischief report with College Station police on March 18, [Read More…]
The Bryan/College Station Chamber of Commerce will welcome candidates for contested Republican primary races for the Texas State Senate – District 5 and Texas State Representative – District 12 & District 14 on Monday, April [Read More…]
The KOR School ninth grade class has organized a diaper drive called “Huggyz 4 Hope”. The nine ambitious high school freshmen set a goal to raise a year’s worth of diapers for Hope Pregnancy Center – [Read More…]
The Brazos County A&M Club will host its own Muster event on April 21st for the first time ever. The growing size of the student body, as well as increasing population of Former Students in [Read More…]
Marquis Alexander of Houston always planned on going to Texas A&M University, joining the Corps of Cadets, and enlisting in the military. At 22 years-old, he has done all three, but not in that order. [Read More…]
St. Michael’s Episcopal School celebrated their 40th anniversary this week, and it will not be the last. Earlier this year, the school was facing closure due to lack of funds. Through financial support from the community and [Read More…]
March of Dimes and the B/CS Chamber of Commerce join the Med to celebrate the opening of 13 new, private neonatal intensive care unit rooms. The Med’s recent addition of 13 private rooms doubles their [Read More…]
The first annual Money Week Brazos Valley, a free financial education program, will be held from April 14 – 20. During the week, financial education workshops will be offered throughout the community to guide Brazos Valley [Read More…]
The College Station City Council was told Thursday night that there is majority support from one homeowners association to donate land to the Lick Creek greenway trail. Gary Ives of the SpringBrook HOA says while they have [Read More…]
A Brazos County District Court jury has convicted a Bryan man of sexual assault that started when the victim was 12. Assistant District Attorney Kara Comte says the victim waited until she was 16 to [Read More…]
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