Online Holiday Grief Support From Hospice Brazos Valley Information and graphics courtesy of Hospice Brazos Valley These FREE events are open to all adults grieving the loss of a loved one, but space is limited so RSVP is required. You can RSVP by phone at 979.827.2266 or online at … [Read more...]
Big Savings When You Shop At Local Businesses!
Big Savings When You Shop Local! Check out this fantastic new website to help you SAVE BIG when you SHOP LOCAL! AggielandBigDeals.com lets you purchase gift certificates to tons of local businesses at savings you could never find anywhere else. Here are some examples available RIGHT … [Read more...]
Fill The Truck Homes for Dogs Donation Event
Fill The Truck Homes for Dogs Donation Event Information and graphic provided by Coldwell Banker Apex, Realtors Last year, the Coldwell Banker Homes for Dogs project helped over 22,000 dogs find a forever home. Items needed are food for dogs and cats of all ages, gently used towels and blankets, … [Read more...]
Santa’s Wonderland: More SNOW And ICE To Texas This Season!
Santa’s Wonderland Is Bringing More SNOW And ICE To Texas This Season! NEW for 2020 - Santa’s Farm brings 10 additional acres of Christmas Magic with Outdoor Ice Skating Rink, Walkable Trail of Lights and LIVE Nativity! Santa’s Wonderland is gearing up for the 2020 season! During a year where … [Read more...]
What We Are Looking Forward To In October
What We Are Looking Forward To In October Article by | Lizzie West It is *officially* spooky time but it's not all scary! There are so many events (even virtual options) that are things to look forward to this month! Of course, there is Halloween, so get decorating and pick out your costume! And … [Read more...]
HeARTbeat of Bryan Art Project
HeARTbeat of Bryan Art Project Information and photos courtesy of the Downtown Bryan Association . The Downtown Bryan Association announces the installation of the HeARTbeat of Bryan Art Project on Friday, October 2 in conjunction with First Friday. This art project was inspired by the 15th … [Read more...]
5 Cool and Convenient Items You Need Right Now
5 Cool and Convenient Items You Need Right Now Article by Lizzie West In this new atmosphere of life, we are experiencing things through a new lens. This new perspective may have raised different needs within us we were previously unaware of up to this point. Having said that, these are definitely … [Read more...]
Century Square Hosts Pop-Up Biergarten To Celebrate Return Of Aggie Football
Century Square Hosts Pop-Up Biergarten To Celebrate Return Of Aggie Football Information Courtesy of Century Square Guests will enjoy beer, bites, Aggie Football and the great outdoors. Century Square, a 60-acre mixed-use destination adjacent to Texas A&M University in College Station, … [Read more...]
3 Steps To Avoiding Financial Crisis
3 Steps To Avoiding Financial Crisis Article By Rachel Cruze, Ramsey Solutions The state of the economy, and our country as we know it, is crazy at the moment. But I don’t want you to live in fear. I want you to take a deep breath, and know that you can control your financial future. Here are … [Read more...]
“The Local” Weekly Artisan Market Returns This Month
"The Local" Weekly Artisan Market Returns This Month Information from The Local Facebook Event Lake Walk’s seasonal artisan market, The Local, is back! Shop local this fall from an array of artisans, farmers, producers, and crafters from across the Brazos Valley. From fresh foods such as bread … [Read more...]
2020 All Aggie Rodeo On September 12
2020 All Aggie Rodeo On September 12 Information from Facebook Event and Aggie Rodeo Website Come join us for the 101st annual All Aggie Rodeo! Founded in 1919, The Fighting Texas Aggie Rodeo Team is a part of the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association in the Southern Region. Club membership … [Read more...]
Indoor Garden Designs for All
Indoor Garden Designs for All Article By | Uma Campbell, The Money Pit Having a garden can be a great source of pride and fun, but when the weather turns chilly or if your home simply doesn’t allow space for a garden, its not always possible. The good news is that there’s always a way to have an … [Read more...]
The Arts Council Chooses Winners for the Mask Competition
The Arts Council Chooses Winners for the Mask Competition Information provided by The Arts Council of Brazos Valley The Arts Council of Brazos Valley recently launched a Face Mask Design Competition where creatives of all ages and mediums had the opportunity to design an original mask. While we … [Read more...]
Discover What Incredible Things Are Awaiting You At Our Local Library
BCS Libraries: Discover What Incredible Things Are Awaiting You At Our Local Library Article courtesy of | Larry J. Ringer Library Photos Courtesy of The City of College Station 1. When was the renovation completed? What all has changed? We reopened at the end of September 2019 after … [Read more...]
Maintaining Wellbeing During Senior Isolation
Maintaining Wellbeing During Senior Isolation Article and photos courtesy of Comfort Keepers As we all prepare to keep our homes and families safe during this COVID-19 outbreak, it’s important to consider the needs of the seniors in our lives and in our communities. State and local health … [Read more...]
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