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Veterans fill more than one in 10 city jobs, and College Station covers the pay gap for reservists called to duty

Ahead of Veterans Day, the city's HR manager says veterans have held steady at 11 to 12% of the workforce, military years count toward city retirement, and called-up employees do not lose income.

Reese FennNovember 7, 20262 min read

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City Hall10 days ago
Friends of the Library Fall Book Sale Set for Early November
The Bryan + College Station Public Library System will host its annual fall book sale at the Clara B. Mounce Public Library from Nov. 6 through Nov. 8.
City Hall11 days ago
Free Jurassic Park screening set for Nov. 6 at Wolf Pen Creek Amphitheater
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.
City Hall12 days ago
Halloween on 19 movie marathon begins Friday on CSTV
The City of College Station will air a two-day horror movie marathon on its local government channel, CSTV, starting Friday morning.
City Hall12 days ago
Bryan Texas Utilities to begin five-year replacement of 50,000 electric meters Nov. 2
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.
City Hall13 days ago
Brazos County early vote tops 31,000 after the first full week, with five days left before early voting closes
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.
City Hall13 days ago
College Station Approves Largest Planned Development in City History
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.
City Hall16 days ago
Early voting in Brazos County runs about 60% ahead of the 2022 midterm pace after four days
Nearly 20,000 Brazos County voters cast ballots in early voting's first four days, well above the 2022 midterm pace but behind 2024. Sites stay open through Oct. 30.
City Hall16 days ago
Library Branch Manager Highlights Resources in New 'What’s Up' Episode
Derika Bailey discusses Bryan + College Station Public Library System offerings, including a unique interlocal partnership allowing access to three locations with one card.

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Veterans fill more than one in 10 city jobs, and College Station covers the pay gap for reservists called to duty

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Friends of the Library Fall Book Sale Set for Early November

Free Jurassic Park screening set for Nov. 6 at Wolf Pen Creek Amphitheater

Halloween on 19 movie marathon begins Friday on CSTV

Bryan Texas Utilities to begin five-year replacement of 50,000 electric meters Nov. 2

Brazos County early vote tops 31,000 after the first full week, with five days left before early voting closes

College Station Approves Largest Planned Development in City History

Early voting in Brazos County runs about 60% ahead of the 2022 midterm pace after four days

Library Branch Manager Highlights Resources in New 'What’s Up' Episode

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