June Events in Downtown Bryan Information provided by Abigail Noel, Marketing Coordinator, Downtown Bryan Association June First Friday June 5 in Downtown Bryan Downtown Bryan businesses will be open on First Friday as well as virtual activities on the Downtown Bryan Association's Facebook … [Read more...]
So You Wanna Make Bread?
So You Wanna Make Bread? Article by | Lizzie West You’re probably just about over the posts of your best friend’s sourdough starter, or the umpteenth banana bread your cousin made. You love them dearly, but enough already. Great news – there ARE other kinds of breads you can make! And you don’t … [Read more...]
Super Easy Crockpot Shredded Chicken!
Super Easy Crockpot Shredded Chicken Recipe by Lizzie West This is the perfect recipe for making in bulk and reusing with so many different dishes. It's great for easy tacos, but it would be excellent over a taco salad, or even with rice and beans. It's a family favorite and so easy to make - it … [Read more...]
First Friday and the BV Farmer’s Market Return THIS Weekend!
First Friday and the BV Farmer's Market Return THIS Weekend! Courtesy of | Downtown Bryan Association With the new executive orders from Governor Abbott, retail and restaurants are allowed to reopen on Friday, May 1 with certain restrictions. Some of our Downtown Bryan businesses plan to be … [Read more...]
Helping College Grads Face Job Uncertainty
Helping College Grads Face Job Uncertainty By Anthony ONeal If your college graduation ceremony has been canceled because of the coronavirus, I’m so sorry. I know that wasn’t what you guys were expecting or hoping for, and it’s okay to be sad about it. That is real stuff! This probably also … [Read more...]
Super Easy DIY Non-Toxic Playdough!
Super Easy DIY Non-Toxic Playdough! Recipe By Lizzie If you have little ones, or maybe you just need something to de-stress and work out your own frustrations, playdough can work wonders. And you don't even have to brave the stores to get it. You likely have everything you need right now to make … [Read more...]
The New Federal Income Tax Deadline is July 15
The New Federal Income Tax Deadline is July 15 Here’s What You Need to Know By Chris Hogan It feels like the world has been turned upside down recently. Our plans have been cancelled or delayed for the foreseeable future—even our taxes! The Federal government is trying to take some pressure off … [Read more...]
Cuban Pastries with 6 Ingredients
Cuban Pastries with 6 Ingredients Article by Hannah Holbrook | Recipe by Jess Rios Last year I moved in with a Cuban-Mexican family. There are so many things I love about this family: their culture, their loudness, their affection. One of my favorite ways to partake of their culture has been … [Read more...]
Tips on Connecting During Isolation for Every Age Group
Tips on Connecting During Isolation for Every Age Group Article courtesy of Oakwood Roots Collaborative: A Center for Clinical Development & Practice Children A note from Melina Cavazos: With local schools shifting to an online format, parents may find it especially challenging to … [Read more...]
5 Fun Ways To Stay Active at Home
5 Fun Ways To Stay Active at Home Article By Lizzie West It's on the news, social media, and friends/family are probably saying it, too: stay home, take care of yourself, and stay active. But how can you, with working from home, homeschooling, feeding everyone, and trying to order curbside? Here … [Read more...]
Summer Reading Plans for Every Age
Summer Reading for Every Age Group By Hannah Holbrook Hey parents, As you know, summer started early this year! Your kids have been out of school an extended amount of time, all the places they would normally go to spend time out of the house are closed, and you can’t take them to camp or put … [Read more...]
Library Closures Related to Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Library Closures Related to Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information from the Bryan College Station Public Library System newsletter All Bryan+College Station Public Library System locations will remain CLOSED until further notice due to the shelter-in-place order for all residents to further reduce the … [Read more...]
Brazos Valley COVID-19 Community Relief Fund Phase I Award Recipients Announced
Brazos Valley COVID-19 Community Relief Fund Phase I Award Recipients Announced The Brazos Valley COVID-19 Community Relief Fund is pleased to begin announcing grant recipients for Phase I of funding. During this initial funding cycle, the Brazos Valley COVID-19 Community Relief Fund is granting … [Read more...]
#athomeinBCS Campaign Debuts With #FirstFridayatHome April 3
#athomeinBCS Campaign Debuts With #FirstFridayatHome Information and images provided by Downtown Bryan Association Experience Bryan College Station, Downtown Bryan Association, B/CS Chamber of Commerce, Brazos Valley Economic Development Corporation, and both cities have joined together to launch … [Read more...]
7 Stretches While you Binge…I Mean Work From Home
7 Stretches While You Binge...I Mean Work From Home Article by Lizzie West Many of us around the country are doing a thing called "shelter in place" not only to keep ourselves healthy, but those that are elderly or with existing health problems. Some people are deemed essential and go to work at … [Read more...]
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