Free Community Celebration at Wolf Pen Creek Park
Where can you find all the Bryan/College Station attractions in one place? At the first annual Community Celebration held at Wolf Pen Creek Park.
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Check out the local Live Music scene in B/CS!
Where can you find all the Bryan/College Station attractions in one place? At the first annual Community Celebration held at Wolf Pen Creek Park.
Update: The Brazos County Health Department (BCHD), in conjunction with the Texas Department of State Health Services (Region 7), has concluded the investigation of ten cases of Shiga-toxin producing Escherichia coli (STEC). Five cases have been confirmed as E. coli 0157:H7.
With consumer interest heightening about where food comes from, grass-fed beef producers will have the opportunity to learn more about marketing opportunities as well as production trends during a May 30-31 conference in College Station.
The Bryan/College Station Chamber of Commerce arranged the 13th annual trip to Washington D.C. in early May. Twenty-five individuals ventured to Washington D.C. to discuss key issues in the B/CS area, including the Easterwood Airport Tower’s fate.
On Monday, the Tejas Center Location of HEB hosted the annual Tourism Savings Showdown.
Every year, each household saves about $800 on their taxes because of the money that tourism brings into the community.
To demonstrate this amount of money, City of Bryan Mayor Jason Bienski and College Station City Council Member Julie Schultz raced through HEB filling up their carts with what they believed was $800 worth of groceries.
The Texas Department of Transportation's 12th annual "Click It or Ticket" campaign kicks off this month.
On May 16 a new physical skills training complex on Texas A&M University’s Riverside Campus was dedicated to its namesake. The purpose of the facility is to serve as a multi-use area for defensive tactics and aerobic training.
Need to get the kids out of the house? Check out these summer camps offered by the Brazos Valley Museum of Natural History, the Arts Council and the Children's Museum.
Get the do's and don't's of packing light for travel this summer from Charli Light, owner of Charli in College Station.
Shaken or stirred? Meet Grand Stafford Theater's Craft Cocktail Tuesdays Mixologist and learn when and where you can enjoy a culinary cocktail experience.
Learn about the latest "it" hunting trend, plus get information on honeybee swarms and weather in Brazos Valley in this edition of Man Minute...
Burleson County Judge Mike Sutherland shows off his backyard "Man Kitchen" and all of its accessories.
Nestled behind the Federal Building in historic Downtown Bryan is an Enchanted Garden waiting for you to come make it bloom! Learn how you can create your own Enchanted Garden for your next party or event...
‘West Nile Virus is something to really worry about. Residents should always take precautions and do all they can to protect themselves.’ -Environmental Health Specialist Dr. Mark M. Johnsen
Training for a triathlon is practical for families. A trip to the pool, a family bike ride, and a group jog or run keeps families together and builds a stronger parental influence.
