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News Summary The College Station city council has approved $50,000 from hotel occupancy tax funds to support the Texas 4-H Roundup at Texas A&M University
News Summary College Station erupted with laughter on March 26 as comedian Theo Von entertained a packed Reed Arena with his ‘Return of the Rat’
News Summary College Station celebrates volunteer Chris Allen, who has been awarded the Daily Point of Light Award No. 8037 for his remarkable contributions to
News Summary Texas A&M University hosted a vibrant Holi celebration on March 23, uniting over 800 participants at the Simpson Drill Field. Organized by the
News Summary The Bryan Independent School District (ISD) is initiating a strategic planning committee to address significant growth and prospective developments. Superintendent Ginger Carrabine announced
News Summary The annual March to the Brazos event in College Station, Texas, saw approximately 2,000 cadets marking a significant leadership transition for the Texas
News Summary On March 22, 2025, Texas A&M University will host the Big Event, the largest single-day student-led service project in the U.S. Over 17,000
News Summary College Station has officially declared March as National Bleeding Disorders Awareness Month in partnership with the Lone Star Bleeding Disorders Foundation. This initiative
News Summary On March 22, 2025, Texas A&M University hosted its 40th annual Big Event, the largest one-day student-run service project in the nation. With
News Summary The City of Bryan has launched a 30-day trial for solar-powered ‘safety sticks’ aimed at improving downtown parking. These wireless devices will collect
