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Amber Alert Network Brazos Valley will hold its third Honk for the Missing event from noon to 1 p.m. Thursday at Walton Drive and Texas Avenue to draw attention to long-term missing person cases.
The Brazos Valley Community Band plays a free fall concert at 4 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 18, at Bryan ISD's Performing Arts Center, with a program ranging from older pieces to Dolly Parton's '9 to 5.'
Bryan-College Station Sister Cities is taking free applications through Dec. 15 from local families willing to host a visiting student from Torun, Poland, and later travel there.
At Tuesday's candidate forum at the Brazos Center, Bryan's two mayoral candidates disagreed on Flock cameras, and College Station's two offered different answers on housing costs.
The state's preferred plan for 2 miles of SH 30 out to FM 158 would double the lanes, add sidewalks and bike paths, and take strips of two city parks; construction has no funding yet.
A history class working with the Brazos Valley African American Museum in Bryan has an exhibit up asking former students, staff and neighbors to help locate schools built from 1917 to 1932, most of which no longer stand.
New research reveals that at least three independent mutations in the same gene cause the white-tipped feather pattern known as mottling in chickens.
Glen Brewer of the BCS Chamber of Commerce discussed the opening night of the Candidates Forum on a WTAW program.
The Rotary Club of College Station will host a pizza fundraiser Oct. 25 to help provide clothing assistance to local children.
Texas A&M researchers developed a method to image mitochondria in terminal Schwann cells while preserving their natural structure.
College Station Parks and Recreation will host its third annual Haunted Hike on Friday evening at the Gary Halter Nature Center.
The draft that would replace the city's 2011 parks plan goes to the Parks and Recreation Board tonight and to planning commissioners Thursday; it flags a pickleball court shortage and sets walk-to-a-park targets.
Grow College Station's second Shape College Station survey asks residents to name the store or shopping brand they most want in town; it is open through Nov. 30, with results due in December.
Staff backs leaving Old Wellborn Road a dead end but opposes skipping a Sergeant Drive extension, an alley link and the block-length limit, which would sink the 12.44-acre plan at Thursday's P&Z meeting.
Texas A&M is renaming its campus art galleries department the Texas A&M University Art Museum; the Stark and Forsyth galleries keep their names and Memorial Student Center locations, and admission stays free.
Current Blinn students can sign up through myBLINN starting Monday, and the college's fall 2027 admission, scholarship and Brenham housing applications opened the same day.
The College Station attraction’s season extends into Jan. 3, 2027, with operating hours, ticket restrictions and parking options varying by date.
NAMIWalks Brazos Valley brought participants to Stephen C. Beachy Central Park on Oct. 10.
College Station Parks and Recreation will host a free Halloween festival Thursday from 5:30 to 8 p.m. at the Lincoln Recreation Center.
Residents can complete a survey through Nov. 30 to suggest a store or shopping brand they want to see in College Station.
A code change before the Planning and Zoning Commission Oct. 15 would define data centers as buildings over 5,000 square feet and allow them only as conditional uses in four districts; drive-thru queue rules are also being rewritten.
