You’re invited to this Saturday’s (June 14) Brazos Valley Family Expo. There is no admission charge to take advantage of more than 60 booths highlighting family focused services, shopping, and community resources. The event, at [Read More…]
The Bryan city council agrees to submit an application to the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) to pay about one-fourth the cost of a proposed shared use path along Highway 47 between Villa Maria and [Read More…]
Brazos County commissioners continue to negotiate with two companies over issues in the expansion of the juvenile detention center that began in 2018. Formal action was taken to extend what is called a “tolling agreement”, [Read More…]
Each June, the director of the Destination Bryan tourism office gives an update to the city council. Executive director John Friebele noted the upcoming fifth anniversary of the agency, which oversees 18 events, is a [Read More…]
Brazos County State Senator Charles Schwertner visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about his overall feelings about this legislative session, property taxes, school funding, water rights, the likeliness of a special session, and more during his [Read More…]
Maddie Green, Recreation Coordinator, visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about the Walk with a Doc program, senior socials, and more during her appearance on The Infomaniacs on Thursday, June 12, 2025. Listen to “City of [Read More…]
Brazos County commissioners approve a request to hire an outside legal firm in a federal lawsuit filed by an inmate at the county jail. The commission’s general counsel, Bruce Erratt, said the inmate claims he [Read More…]
The Bryan city council at its June meeting, awarded a $7.1 million dollar construction contract to rebuild Mumford Road north of FM 2818 and add a traffic signal at that intersection. What is now a [Read More…]
The Texas A&M faculty senate meets for the first time since the Texas legislature sent to the governor, a bill that ends the independence of the organization. Senate Bill 37, which is at the governor’s [Read More…]
College Station Mayor John Nichols visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about impact fees, housing density, a master plan steering committee, increasing safety of bicyclist and pedestrian traffic, considering the extension of an economic development agreement [Read More…]
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