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Austin Raines of La Vernia receives Bike Bug Scholarship
Post a comment Austin Raines of La Vernia will be the first cadet to be sporting a Bike Bug Bicycle Engine on the Texas A&M University campus in College Station.
Blog: Learning about a former city councilman - and saying farewell
Recently, Place-4 City Councilman John Nichols brought me a copy of an obituary for Dr. Joseph J. McGraw, which appeared in a recent edition of The Bryan-College Station Eagle.
Fitch Rates Bryan ISD (TX) ULT Bonds 'AA' Underlying; 'AAA' PSF
The 'AAA' long-term rating is based on a guaranty provided by the Texas Permanent School Fund , whose bond guaranty program is rated 'AAA' by Fitch.
Teacher finds, returns bank bag with $20K in College Station
An unemployed teacher was driving home after dropping her cat off at a veterinarian when she noticed a bag on the street.
Should Texas A&M Coach Kevin Sumlin Be More Hands-On with Johnny Manziel?
Nothing good ever happens at 1:30 in the morning. Especially at 1:30 on a Sunday morning.
Ambassadors take part in hospitality training
The 2013 Texas Friendly Hospitality Instructor Training at Texas A&M University in College Station saw literally hundreds of hospitality professionals attend.
Summer Sounds series continues June 28
The concert is free and open to the public. Refreshments go on sale at 5 p.m. at the concert's venue - on the west side of the Cooke County Courthouse square - and the music begins at 6:15 p.m. The June 28 performance marquee also includes musicians Bad Habit II and The Willie Kickit Band.
Passmore: How Texas Football views the Panhandle
It seems that Dave Campbell's Texas Football magazine comes out a little earlier every year, and the copy that arrived in the AGN Media sports office Tuesday was a pleasant surprise.
AgriLife Research Potato Breeding Program to be Featured at July 24 Field Day
"Those planning to attend should assemble at 10 a.m. at Springlake Potato Sales, located between Littlefield, 12.5 miles north, and Springlake, 8.5 miles south, on State Highway 385," said Dr. Creighton Miller, Texas A&M AgriLife Research potato breeder in College Station.
12th Man QB's take on Johnny Manziel's tweet heard 'round the block
Welcome to the Lockr Room. Each week, former Texas A&M QB David Moon Walker will highlight and provide insight into Aggies football.
History Blog: Much has changed in my 50 years in BCS
Pardon me for imposing my personal history on you, but Tuesday is a historic day fo me.
This time though there's little sympathy and fewer people on his side. Johnny Football has finally made an uncalculated mistake that will have ramifications.
Boys Originally From CS Keeping Close Eye On Colorado Springs Wildfire
Four boys originally from College Station are keeping a close eye on a Colorado Springs wildfire after their new home was destroyed in another major blaze there last summer.
Eastbound Lane on George Bush to be closed until September
A three-month lane closure of the right eastbound lane of George Bush Drive near the Penberthy Road intersection will begin Tuesday as part of the Jones-Butler Road Extension Project.
Four Points By Sheraton College Station
Just a short walk from Texas A&M University, this hotel is 1 mile from Macy's Post Oak Mall.
Johnny Manziel tweets he - can't wait to leave College Station'
As fast as the legend of 'Johnny Football' grew, the Texas A&M poster boy is already looking forward to it being over.
Second annual Bryan Blues Festival kicks off with high octane power
On Friday June 14 in the heart of downtown Bryan, Texas, the Palace Theatre was host to a truly spectacular start of a two-day celebration of the music of blues artists who ranged from longtime educators and genre leaders to new talents emerging on the scene.
Kyle Field's planned expansion will boost capacity to 109,000 for 2014 season
Aggies and their friends have been buzzing for months about the planned expansion of Kyle Field , the stadium in College Station where Texas A&M plays football.
Blanche Brick Blog: Kyle Field redevelopment presents significant challenges
He spent $650 of his own money to purchase a grandstand from the Bryan fairgrounds and added wooden seats to accommodate 500 fans.
Lawrence J. Groll, 89, passed away on Thursday, June 13, 2013. He was born Jan. 18, 1924 in Schroeder to Herman and Johanna Drier Groll.