More than $1 million dollars in federal and state money controlled by the Bryan-College Station metropolitan planning organization (MPO) is being sought by the Brazos Transit District (BTD). The MPO has opened a public comment [Read More…]
Coronavirus has cancelled what would have been the 94th Bryan/College Station Christmas parade. Quoting a post that was made Tuesday on the event’s Facebook page, “Sadly, given the uncertainty of the pandemic, financial concerns for [Read More…]
Update, September 22, 2020 The Brazos County health district reports 20 new coronavirus cases and 83 new recoveries. 10 of the 20 new cases are between the ages of 18 and 24. Brazos County’s total [Read More…]
Thursday is the deadline to make nominations for the Bryan/College Station chamber of commerce citizen and volunteer of the year. Chamber president Glen Brewer says both awards will be presented during the organization’s annual banquet [Read More…]
Texas A&M’s midnight yell is going virtual for the first home football game weekend. No one will be allowed inside Kyle Field except A&M’s yell leaders, the Aggie band, the Parsons Mounted Cavalry, reporters, and [Read More…]
As the pandemic continues, fewer BTU electric customers are in jeopardy of being disconnected. Customer operations division manager Vicki Reim told the Bryan city council earlier this month the number of accounts with past due [Read More…]
Add the speaker of Texas A&M’s faculty senate to those asking A&M system officials to release money for merit raises. Dr. John Stallone summarized during the September faculty senate meeting he visits with the chairwoman [Read More…]
The September meeting of the College Station ISD school board included a summary of the first meeting of the school year of the district’s education foundation. CSISD board member Jeff Horak, who is also a [Read More…]
A Bryan man who has admitted to unauthorized use of three vehicles in the last two years is back in jail on a similar charge. It’s the 41st jail booking in 26 years for 43 [Read More…]
Texas A&M system chancellor John Sharp reacts to A&M president Michael Young’s remarks to the faculty senate about the board of regents not giving merit pay raises. Sharp sent a letter to Young, telling the [Read More…]
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