Mercy Project, a Bryan-College Station based non-profit organization dedicated to eradicating child slavery, will attempt to break the official Guinness World Record for longest baseball game played this weekend. Mercy Project’s Strike Out Slavery is [Read More…]
This year, Workforce Solutions Brazos Valley and Brazos Valley Council of Governments are managing the 2012 Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Program in the Brazos Valley. The purpose of the VITA sites is to help [Read More…]
The USDA announced next year it will give schools a ground beef option that does not contain lean finely textured beef. Diane Dahm, Director of Child Nutrition Services at College Station ISD, said they will [Read More…]
You may have heard about it, or better yet seen a picture of the stuff online that the media refers to as “pink slime”. In the industry, it’s called lean finely textured beef. Davey Griffin, [Read More…]
Dr. Travis Miller, AgriLife Extension agronomist, weighs in on Texas agricultural drought losses. WTAW’s Chelsea Reber Visits with Travis Miller, March 23, 2012
Sandy Farris of Bryan ISD visits with WTAW’s Chelsea Reber about Hall of Honor inductees and STAAR testing. WTAW’s Chelsea Reber Visits with BISD’s Sandy Farris, March 22, 2012 Here is the 2012 Hall of [Read More…]
College Station Police responded to an apartment complex off Harvey Mitchell Parkway around 3:30 a.m. Thursday morning in regards to a possible vehicle burglary. When officers arrived they made contact with an individual later identified [Read More…]
The College Station Municipal Court were among only 21 municipal courts receiving a traffic safety award on Tuesday at the Texas Municipal Courts Education Center’s (TMCEC) Traffic Safety Conference in Dallas. The award recognizes municipal [Read More…]
The last year’s weather extremes have left people with some tough turf problems to deal with this spring. The Brazos County AgriLife Extension Service’s Charla Anthony said one of the main issues people encounter is [Read More…]
At least one county jail in Texas is scaling back its inmate work crew program. Taylor County officials in West Texas said inmates are not interested in doing manual labor, even if it means reducing their time [Read More…]
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