A longtime fixture on the local business landscape is changing hands. Package store owner J.J. Ruffino has sold his three stores to Spec’s, effective Monday, November 1. The Ruffino family has operated three stores for [Read More…]
Portions of a College Station apartment complex were evacuated Thursday night after a man began destroying an apartment. Police were called to Plantation Oaks Apartments on Harvey Road about 8 p.m. They evacuated the immediate [Read More…]
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) _ Texas Gov. Rick Perry appears to be defying the anti-incumbent mood gripping much of the country. The Republican holds a double-digit lead over Democrat Bill White in a new poll. Perry, [Read More…]
Anticipation turned to questions when College Station Mayor Nancy Berry announced Monday evening the city council would not take up a possible compromise involving the Wellborn community. The mayor did not explain why she pulled [Read More…]
LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) _ Vote tallies from counties with the most registered voters show Texans are casting far more early ballots than compared to the November 2006 election. Early voting began Oct. 18 and ends [Read More…]
LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) _ Tight supplies are expected to keep beef prices high for the next few years. Average retail prices of beef have climbed from $4.18 per pound in July 2009 to $4.44 per [Read More…]
HOUSTON (AP) _ A tram car that carries passengers from terminal to terminal at Houston’s Bush Intercontinental Airport struck two men working on the track, killing one and injuring the other. Airport spokeswoman Maureen McClinton [Read More…]
The College Station school board had a dozen options on new boundaries for 5th through 12th graders. Monday night, Trustees President Randall Pitcock says on a 5-2 vote, the board adopted recommendations made by a [Read More…]
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) _ Gov. Rick Perry raised more than $8 million since late September while his Democratic opponent Bill White pulled in about $3.6 million over the same period. That’s according to new disclosures [Read More…]
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) _ Former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay is finally getting his day in court, five years after being charged with illegally funneling corporate money to help elect Republicans to the Texas Legislature. [Read More…]
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