Grant Program Will Assist Small Businesses And Nonprofits In Bryan Information provided by the City of Bryan Small businesses and nonprofits in Bryan who have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic have more options for assistance coming their way after the Bryan City Council approved a Chapter … [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...]
3 Ingredient Peanut Butter Cookies!
3 Ingredient Peanut Butter Cookies Recipe and Images by Lizzie West So - you're stuck at home and want an easy and fun activity to do with your kids (or maybe your partner or roommates) while you're social distancing. It's always more fun when there is something to show for your effort. Check out … [Read more...]
Date Change For CFBV 2020 Tribute Luncheon
Date Change For 2020 Tribute Luncheon - Update To 2/12/20 Press Release Information provided by the Community Foundation of the Brazos Valley BRYAN/COLLEGE STATION - (March 23, 2020) --- Due to the current situation regarding COVID-19, the Community Foundation’s Tribute Luncheon celebration of … [Read more...]
Coronavirus Shelter In Place Order Issued For All Of Brazos County
Coronavirus Shelter In Place Order Issued For All Of Brazos County Information from WTAW "Brazos County, including the cities of Bryan and College Station, will be in a shelter in place order that officially starts Tuesday at 9 p.m. and continues for two weeks. The language in the College … [Read more...]
Brazos Valley COVID-19 Community Relief Fund Launched by Local Organizations
Brazos Valley COVID-19 Community Relief Fund Launched by Local Organizations Information Provided by United Way of the Brazos Valley BRYAN, TX (Mar. 20) – Community nonprofits are partnering with local governments and businesses to launch a relief fund for Brazos Valley residents and … [Read more...]
4 Ways a Parent-Controlled Router Can Keep Your Kids Safe Online
4 Ways a Parent-Controlled Router Can Keep Your Kids Safe Online (And How to Pick One) Article By | Linsly Donnelly – SVP of Consumer & Parent Operations at Security With the internet touching practically every aspect of kids’ lives, keeping them safe online is a growing concern for many … [Read more...]
ALL Parking is FREE at Century Square effective immediately until August 24th
Century Square Updates Parking Policies Until August 24th, 2020 Please see the below message from representatives at Century Square detailing the FREE parking available. "In an effort to assist...business during the COVID-19 virus, we are making all surface level parking free for Century Square … [Read more...]
MatureWell Lifestyle Club Events CANCELED until further notice
MatureWell Lifestyle Club Events CANCELLED until further notice Representatives from the MatureWell Lifestyle Club would like all participants to know that ALL events have been CANCELED until further notice. Health and wellness are always the first priority. … [Read more...]
BCS Independent Restaurants Unite
BCS Independent Restaurants Unite PRESS RELEASE: BCS Independent Restaurant Group March, 16th, 2020 In light of recent concerns regarding COVID-19, a group of local, independent restaurant owners in the Brazos Valley have come together to make decisions that protect their patrons, employees and … [Read more...]
CANCELED – Maroon & White Night in Downtown Bryan March 20th!
Maroon & White Night in Downtown Bryan Information provided by Downtown Bryan Association Enjoy an evening of free live music, dancing, activities and more at the first ever Maroon & White Night in Downtown Bryan on Friday, March 20, 2020 starting at 6 p.m. The Texas Unlimited Band and … [Read more...]
Here Comes the Groom: 5 Creative ways to incorporate your groom on your wedding day
Here Comes the Groom: 5 Creative ways to incorporate your groom on your wedding day Article By | Hannah Holbrook Photos By | Jerrell TruLove Photography and Portraits by Caroline Let’s face it: bridal marketing is often geared towards the bride. Sorry dudes, but culturally, we live in a nation … [Read more...]
Buying Your First Home? 5 Tips for Fearless Buying!
Buying Your First Home? 5 Tips for Fearless Buying! By Virginia Kettler-Blackburn, Broker/Owner, Sherlock REALTORS Many first-time buyers are apprehensive when embarking upon the homebuying process. A new experience coupled with unknowns (mortgages, inspections, terms) can create a sense of … [Read more...]
Personal Touches
Personal Touches Article by Erin Joyner, Wonderfully Wed Photos by Jerrell TruLove Photography and Uncle Tio Photography It seems like these days everyone is trying to “one up” each other in weddings. Back in the day, weddings were much simpler. Couples would get married at the bride’s home … [Read more...]
Is Your New Home Fire Safe?
Is Your New Home Fire Safe? College Station Fire Department firefighters discuss how they keep their homes and families safe. By: Stuart Marrs, Captain Moving into a new place is an exciting time and usually a lot of work. Whether you’re renting your own place for the first time or moving your … [Read more...]
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