A motorcyclist was killed in a crash in College Station Saturday night.
College Station police identified the motorcyclist as 77 year old William Walker of College Station.
The only other information from College Station police is that the collision with a S-U-V closed the northbound freeway frontage road between Southwest Parkway and Harvey Road for four hours.
There is a new contract between Baylor Scott and White Health (BSW) and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas (BCBS-TX). A BSW spokeswoman tells WTAW News that an agreement was reached that will keep their providers in network with BCBS-TX. No details of the new contract were released. The BSW spokeswoman says “as related documents are finalized, BCBS members will continue receiving uninterrupted, in-network care.” BCBS-TX did not respond to multiple requests for information from WTAW News. Statement from Baylor Scott & White Health: We’re pleased to share that Baylor Scott & White (BSWH) and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas (BCBSTX) have reached agreement that will keep BSWH in network. As related documents are finalized, BCBS members will continue receiving uninterrupted, in-network care from BSWH. We share a commitment to our communities and are proud to preserve their choice of high-quality, in-network providers.
Junior League of Bryan-College Station announces a new fundraiser, Betting on the Brazos. “Our theme is Casino-Inferno because we are having it at an old fire station,” says Kim Sailor, Vice President of Communications. The game night, which includes blackjack and poker tables, will be held at the newly renovated Visit College Station building in front of City Hall. Sailor says this event replaces Junior League’s annual Charity Ball. “Charity Ball used to be the only game in town so to speak, and now it feels like more and more organizations have some kind of gala or ball. We wanted to do something different,” says Sailor. Sailor says proceeds will continue to support the league’s signature project, Stuff the Bus. Betting on the Brazos is Saturday, November 9th. Listen to “Junior League of Bryan-College Station Announces New Fundraiser” on Spreaker.
The Brazos County tax office and extension office unexpectedly closed on Friday (September 27). A Brazos County statement says both offices were affected by a power outage. The cause of the outage was construction crews hitting a power line. The tax office was closed for the rest of Friday because computers could not be accessed to get tax information. BTU crews repaired the power line. Both offices will reopen Monday morning (September 30).
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