Annual Household Hazardous Waste Collection Event - October 21st Information courtesy of | Twin Oaks Landfill, BVSWMA The Twin Oaks Landfill Household Hazardous Waste & Computer Collection Event is a FREE event to residents of Brazos, Burleson, Grimes, Leon, Madison, Robertson and Washington … [Read more...]
The Arts Council Extends Art Teacher Supply Drive
The Arts Council Extends Art Teacher Supply Drive Information courtesy of | Arts Council of the Brazos Valley The Arts Council has extended its art supply drive for teachers in the Brazos Valley to September 30th. All supplies donated will go toward Brazos Valley art educators featured in … [Read more...]
Upcoming Date For Pavilion Food Court at Veterans Parks
Upcoming Date For Pavilion Food Court at Veterans Parks Information courtesy of | College Station Parks & Recreation Are you spending your evenings at Veterans Park & Athletic Complex for league practice, games, or just want to enjoy dinner in the park? If so, mark your calendars for … [Read more...]
Why Should I Spend Money on Fresh Flowers for My Wedding…?
Why Should I Spend Money on Fresh Flowers for My Wedding If They Are Just Going to Die? Article by | Suzy Gallagher, Garden Party Florals Planning a wedding involves making numerous decisions, including budget allocation for various aspects of the celebration. When it comes to floral … [Read more...]
Become a Sponsor for Celebrate the Arts – Dueling Pianos!
Become a Sponsor for Celebrate the Arts - Dueling Pianos! Information courtesy of | Arts Council of the Brazos Valley Celebrate the Arts is the Arts Council’s largest and most important fundraising gala of the year and includes an award ceremony honoring those who have made a significant … [Read more...]
B/CS Chamber Youth Career Fair – Booth Registration Open
B/CS Chamber Youth Career Fair - Booth Registration Open Information courtesy of | B/CS Chamber of Commerce Event Date: October 11, 2023, 9AM-3PM Location: Brazos County Expo Registration Fee: $0 Cancellation Fee: $50 registration cancellation after Wednesday, October 4 Purpose: Engage with … [Read more...]
Presidential Library & Museum Marine Corps Art Exhibit Grand Opening
George H.W. Bush Presidential Library & Museum Announces Marine Corps Art Exhibit Grand Opening Information courtesy of | George H.W. Bush Presidential Library & Museum The Marine Corps Heritage Foundation and the George Bush Library & Museum will celebrated the grand opening of the … [Read more...]
Hope Pregnancy Banquet on Sept. 21 – and Big News!
Hope Pregnancy Banquet on Sept. 21 - and Big News! Information courtesy of | Hope Pregnancy Center The inimitable Dr. Marc Newman returns, at your request! If you missed Dr. Newman at last year's banquet, the folks who were there will tell you, you don't want to miss him this time! And if you … [Read more...]
From Alter To Threshold: Newlywed Homebuying 101
From Alter To Threshold: Newlywed Homebuying 101 Article by | Lena Stone Rusch, Century 21 I’ll wager you haven’t heard the scandalous origin story of that romantic, idyllic tradition of the chivalrous groom carrying his radiant bride across the threshold. European folklore says the bride is … [Read more...]
Sherwood Celtic Music Festival & Highland Games Sept. 8-9
Sherwood Celtic Music Festival & Highland Games Sept. 8-9 Information courtesy of | Sherwood Forest Faire Live Music, Scottish Highland Games, Artisans, Archery, and Mead September 8th and 9th! Tickets Available Now! Shop, eat, drink, and be merry! At the Sherwood Forest Celtic Music … [Read more...]
Groom’s Guide To Alternative Brazos Valley Bachelor Parties
Groom's Guide To Alternative Brazos Valley Bachelor Parties Article by | Michael Satterfield Despite what Hollywood would have you believe; bachelor parties have evolved from the traditional night out on the town to include bespoke experiences. While some Grooms might head to a larger city … [Read more...]
College Station Initiates Stage 1 Water Restrictions
College Station Initiates Stage 1 Water Restrictions Under City’s Drought Contingency Plan Information courtesy of | The City of College Station The City of College Station has initiated Stage 1 mandatory water restrictions under the city’s Drought Contingency and Water Emergency Plan. … [Read more...]
Mental Health Awareness Community Art Event by Oakwood Roots
Mental Health Awareness Community Art Event by Oakwood Roots Information courtesy of | Oakwood Roots Theme The theme will be “Mental Health Awareness.” What comes to mind when you think of mental health awareness? Whether you have firsthand experience or have witnessed family and friends … [Read more...]
College Station Cemetery Celebrates 75th Anniversary With State Historic Marker Dedication On Sept. 8
College Station Cemetery Celebrates 75th Anniversary With State Historic Marker Dedication On Sept. 8 Information courtesy of | College Station Parks & Recreation The College Station Cemetery on Texas Avenue is more than a graveyard; it is a beautiful memorial park honoring the history and … [Read more...]
A Spirit Can Ne’er Be Told…A Century of Aggie Football Exhibit Opens August 28th!
A Spirit Can Ne’er Be Told… A Century of Aggie Football Exhibit Opens August 28th! Release By | Amy Raines, George H.W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum, Marketing and Communications The George H.W. Bush Presidential Library & Museum is excited to announce the highly anticipated … [Read more...]
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