Shop local this holiday season.
The reminder comes from Bryan/College Station chamber of commerce community liaison Royce Hickman.
Click below to hear Royce Hickman’s comments during his visit on WTAW’s The Infomaniacs November 18, 2025:
Shop Local This Holiday Season
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Missing Man From Henderson County Is Located In Brazos County
The Brazos County sheriff’s office announces an 80 year old man reported missing in Henderson County was found just outside the College Station city limits. The sheriff’s office Facebook page says they received multiple reports Wednesday morning (July 1) of a man along Highway 30 near William D. Fitch Parkway who was struggling to walk and appeared to be confused. Deputies who were searching in the area received an alert from a license plate reading camera identifying a parked vehicle associated with the missing man. Then deputies learned the man had been picked up by a passerby and returned to the area. Once the man was located, he was evaluated by EMS and was reunited with his family.
Invitation To Attend July 4th’s Reading Of The Declaration Of Independence At College Station’s Veterans Park
You are invited to attend the reading of the Declaration of Independence Saturday morning (July 4). The program starts Saturday at 9 a.m. at College Station’s Veterans Park, inside the Brazos Valley Veterans Memorial (BVVM) at the American Revolution site. Reading the document will be BVVM board vice president and Bryan Broadcasting alum Tom Turbiville and Bryan Broadcasting general manager Ben Downs. After the reading, 56 local officials will be signing what Turbiville describes as a “special document”. The number 56 was selected because that’s how many signed the Declaration of Independence. Click below to hear Tom Turbiville’s visit with WTAW’s Tucker Young and Will Welch on The Infomaniacs July 1, 2026. Listen to “Invitation to attend the July 4th reading of the Declaration of Independence at College Station's Veterans Park” on Spreaker.
College Station Police Looking For Those Responsible For Gunfire That Injured Two People
College Station police is looking for those responsible for gunfire that injured two people. A CSPD Facebook post did not give the date or time of the gunfire at Southgate Village apartments on Luther Street. The two gunshot victims were taken to local hospitals for treatment of non-life threatening injuries. CSPD has also not released anything that investigators have learned about what led to the gunfire. Anyone with information is asked to call CSPD at 979-764-3600.