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ThisWay Global, which bought the bankrupt project's assets Sept. 30, says the Bryan site will offer AI computing to researchers and businesses and train workers with Texas A&M; KBTX reports a second-quarter 2027 opening.
Panamint Capital's Big Rooter Power is under construction at Twin Oaks; residents say they were not told where panels would go, and the county judge says a tax deal was its only leverage.
TxDOT's third round of input on the I-14 corridor and the loop around Bryan-College Station closes Oct. 12, as a Robertson County family raises concerns about a family cemetery.
More than 3,100 submissions to the city's Shape College Station survey put Waffle House, In-N-Out Burger and Hat Creek Burger Company at the top of the restaurant brands residents want to see.
The Zoning Board of Adjustment on Tuesday hears a request to let a temporary tower crane exceed Easterwood Airport height limits by 85.4 feet; the FAA, airport managers and the A&M System raised no objection.
Staff will report Thursday on its outreach to NG-1 Core Northgate owners about capping building height, and the council will decide how to proceed.
Sprouts Farmers Market launched a new store at 1913 Texas Ave. S. in College Station on September 25, featuring grand opening promotions and a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Dwight Investment Management provided bridge financing to refinance the 1720 at Harvey apartment complex near Texas A&M University.
College Station businesses are offering feedback as the city develops plans for the Harvey Road area.
Haraz Coffee launched its newest shop on Texas Avenue South in College Station, marking its first entry near the Texas A&M University campus.
Several companies, including Kristen Distributing, Javi's, and Club4 Fitness, are establishing or expanding operations in the Bryan-College Station area.
The College Station City Council has approved a 100-acre multi-use sports resort and hospitality hub known as The Station, located east of Midtown Drive.
The retailer announced plans for a 100,000-square-foot Outdoor World location in College Station, with an expected opening in 2028.
The College Station City Council is considering an amendment to a land contract with The Corinth Group that would allow a new Bass Pro Shops Outpost to open next to Costco.
After a neighborhood association pressed for tighter impervious-cover rules, staff told the council the development code already allows engineered exceptions, and the council opted to keep watching rather than rewrite.
A unanimous vote splits the undeveloped tract three ways: about 21 acres for multi-family, 4.5 for middle housing, and 9.5 acres set aside as protected natural area.
The council changed the land-use plan on a 5-1 vote and rezoned the tract at 2950 Rock Prairie Road West from rural to multi-family unanimously, undoing a 2025 mixed-use approval whose condition was never met.
New businesses including a coffee shop, whiskey distillery, and boutique have recently opened in the Bryan-College Station area.
The Terafab in Grimes County is planned at 100 million square feet with 3,000 jobs in its first phase. It would be one of the largest manufacturing complexes in the world, and it is going up next door.
