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Texas A&M University has been recognized as the first institution of higher education to receive the 2026 Texan by Nature 20 honor for its campuswide sustainability and conservation efforts.
College Station, Bryan and Texas A&M police and the sheriff's office rejoin 'Beard It Up and Color for the Cure,' a campaign that runs through Jan. 6 and benefits The Cure Starts Now's Central Texas chapter.
College Station Parks and Recreation will host a free outdoor screening of the 1993 film Jurassic Park on Friday, Nov. 6, featuring a 32-foot inflatable screen and pre-movie activities.
A&M Consolidated's girls won the Class 5A regional title, and the College Station boys and girls and the Consol boys also qualified for the UIL state meet Nov. 7 in Round Rock.
Volunteers can sign up for kitchen and delivery shifts at Texas A&M's Duncan Dining Hall on Thanksgiving morning, and residents who want a free meal must register by noon Nov. 16.
The new Texas InterMedia Experience Festival opens with immersive shows at A&M's Igloo Studio, then moves to downtown Bryan's Queen Theatre for four themed film programs and a live awards screening.
'Answering the Call,' the first episode of 'Texas A&M University: 150 Years of Impact,' airs at 7 p.m. Oct. 29 on KAMU-TV with Robert Gates and the head of Texas A&M Task Force 1. New episodes follow about monthly through May.
The Dog Aging Project has received new National Institutes of Health funding to continue its study of nearly 55,000 companion dogs and their influence on human aging research.
The City of College Station will air a two-day horror movie marathon on its local government channel, CSTV, starting Friday morning.
BTU, which serves Bryan, parts of College Station and rural Brazos County, will start swapping aging smart meters Nov. 2 and asks customers to update contact info for alerts.
Varcity at Texas A&M, a 55-and-older community planned at 288 Century Square Drive, registered with the state Oct. 23 showing construction from Feb. 1, 2027, to Feb. 1, 2029.
From library storytimes and a humane society trunk-or-treat to a food bank benefit on Halloween, here are free and low-cost events in Bryan and College Station from Tuesday through Saturday.
County officials counted 31,443 early and mail voters through Sunday, a little over 21% of registered voters, well ahead of the 2022 midterm pace. Early voting runs through Friday, Oct. 30.
The Democratic Senate nominee's 'Clear Eyes, Full Hearts' rally runs 7 to 8 p.m. Oct. 30, with gates at 6. Republican Ken Paxton's bus tour list does not name a Brazos Valley stop.
Days after the council's unanimous rezoning vote, Silverfin Land Development says road and utility work could start in early 2027, with the first model homes and move-ins aimed at early summer 2028.
Backed by $2 million in WoodNext Foundation money, the planned Aggie AI Foundry would let AI pick candidate alloys while robots make and test them, the university says.
The band placed first in the Area D finals Saturday in Pflugerville and performs at 1:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. 2, in San Antonio. College Station High also reached the area finals and finished sixth.
A $2 million WoodNext Foundation grant will fund the Aggie AI Foundry, an automated lab using robotics and artificial intelligence to accelerate the development of new metallic materials.
The College Station City Council unanimously approved a comprehensive zoning framework for Savannah Oaks, a 1,266-acre master-planned community in south College Station.
The Democratic challenger says the state-funded license plate cameras should come down and residents need a voice on Terafab; the governor calls his camera funding pause a privacy matter.
Gallagher says the board needs a classroom voice and wants teacher pay raised to at least the average; Ege points to a rising state accountability score and finished bond projects.
