The Bryan City Council Tuesday night approved a separation agreement with City Manager David Watkins. City spokesman Allen Bruggman says details of the agreement will be released once it’s signed by the City Attorney and [Read More…]
The Bryan City Council received no comments Tuesday night on two well-publicized items. The city’s new ban on the synthetic drug K-2 received final passage as part of the council’s consent agenda. The ban starts this [Read More…]
For the second time in as many years, summertime in the Brazos Valley was blistering hot. WTAW staff meteorologist Rob Carolan says we went through record heat in August. Click below for the statistics: robcarolan090810-1 [Read More…]
A majority of Bryan City Council members enthusiastically supported economic development incentives for a local manufacturer. Toyo Ink is considering a $6 million dollar expansion that would create 20 new jobs, adding $1 million dollars [Read More…]
Slick road conditions led to a fatal accident in Grimes County Monday afternoon. Authorities say Charles Glover of Hempstead was northbound on Texas 90 just outside Anderson when he hydroplaned and hit a southbound minivan [Read More…]
Not so fast with the news of expansion plans at a Bryan manufacturer. At the August 11th Bryan City Council meeting, City Manager David Watkins announced Toyo Ink was proceeding with a major expansion. A [Read More…]
Local law enforcement has received enough complaints about parking problems in residential areas near Blinn College and A&M that an enforcement campaign is underway. Click below to hear comments from Officer Jon Agnew of the [Read More…]
For some, it will be preaching to the choir as motorists prepare for the first Aggie football home game of the season. The list includes leaving the campus as directed by officers and have designated [Read More…]
Labor Day weekend, the last holiday weekend of the summer, provides more opportunities to cook outdoors. The combination of the holiday weekend and a recent house fire in Bryan serves as a reminder to be [Read More…]
Before Glenn Brown retires next January as College Station City Manager, he’ll fill a pair of department head vacancies that were announced over the last week. Brown says filling the Parks and Recreation and Public [Read More…]
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