New on-street parking meters that accept credit and debit cards as well as coins will be activated in the Northgate area on Monday, March 19. The 103 upgraded meters are similar to those used in [Read More…]
The United States Department of Justice ruled Monday that Texas cannot enforce a new law requiring people to show a photo ID before they can vote. The department objected to the law because many Hispanic [Read More…]
Denise Fries of Fries Financial Services turns 50 this year and she’s giving back to the community in celebration. Fries is donating a $50,000 matching grant that will be carried out in conjunction with the [Read More…]
The cost of bringing passenger rail service to College Station will likely exceed $1.1 billion. A firm hired by TxDOT, HNTB, presented its findings to the Bryan/College Station Metropolitan Planning Organization on Wednesday showing the [Read More…]
College Station Animal Control received a report Monday about a dog bite that occurred at Veteran’s Park on Thursday, March 1st. A boy and his friend were skateboarding when three dogs approached them. When the [Read More…]
When Sasha Cooke attended A&M Consolidated High School, she loved choir, but never imagined a career as a singer. So when they announced her name on February 12, 2012 at the Grammy Music Awards in Los [Read More…]
A bogus e-mail is circulating among local residents in regards to their voter registration expiring. BOGUS E-MAIL: Sent: Thursday, March 01, 2012 5:48 PM Subject: Texans MUST re-Register to Vote in 2012…Mine expired!!!!!!!!!! *CHECK YOUR [Read More…]
Brazos County Justice of the Peace, Tommy Munoz started placing truant students on the AimTruancy Solutions program in 2009. The program works with the students and their families through one-on-one mentoring and GPS monitoring. The students are [Read More…]
The Bryan Police Department recognized some of their finest Thursday night at their annual awards banquet. The officers and employees nominated their peers for six main awards: Civilian of the Year: Krissa Supak Reserve of the Year: Will Hooge FTO [Read More…]
Texas Rangers are investigating the death of a Leon County Jail inmate, John French, 37, of Normangee. At approximately 12:50 a.m. on February 21, 2012 Leon County Jail employees conducting hourly checks of inmates, found French, hanging [Read More…]
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