Can You Recognize Signs of Stroke? Article Courtesy of StatePoint Media Many people are avoiding in-person doctor’s visits to limit potential exposure to coronavirus -- or are simply ignoring health concerns altogether. However, when it comes to medical emergencies such as stroke, immediate … [Read more...]
5 Indisputable Reasons To Join The Tsunami Swim Team
5 Indisputable Reasons To Join The Tsunami Swim Team Information courtesy of College Station Parks and Recreation Department With summer approaching, the College Station Tsunami Swim Team is gearing up for another season of competition, building strength, and gaining confidence. Here are five … [Read more...]
The Arts Council Reopens Classes and Summer Camps
The Arts Council Reopens Classes and Summer Camps Information courtesy of Arts Council of Brazos Valley The Arts Council is proud to announce that we are beginning to reopen in-person programs for children and adults. For adults, we have a Charcoal Masterclass taught by our current Bryan Artist … [Read more...]
2021 Downtown Bryan Street & Art Fair On April 10th!
2021 Downtown Bryan Street & Art Fair Information courtesy of Destination Bryan Destination Bryan is pleased to announce that more than 25 Texas artists and craftsmen will exhibit paintings, jewelry, pottery and more at the Downtown Bryan Street and Art Fair on Saturday, April 10 from 10 … [Read more...]
The Arts Council Hosts Professional Development Workshop: Marketing
The Arts Council Hosts Professional Development Workshop: Marketing Information provided by The Arts Council of Brazos Valley The Arts Council is happy to announce our Professional Development Workshop on April 15th 2021 from 5:30- 6:30 at the Arts Council. Join Hans Hammond, President of … [Read more...]
Scotty’s House Supports National Child Abuse Awareness Month
Scotty's House Supports National Child Abuse Awareness Month Information provided by Scotty's House April is recognized nationally as Child Abuse Prevention Month, and Scotty’s House Child Advocacy Center is raising awareness of the serious problem of child abuse and neglect in our community. … [Read more...]
United Way’s Community Builders Grant Applications are Open
United Way’s Youth Leadership Cabinet Community Builders Grant Applications are Open Courtesy of Sthefany Robles, United Way of the Brazos Valley The 2021 United Way Youth Leadership Cabinet Community Builders Grant Application is now open. Brazos Valley 501(c)3 nonprofit organizations that … [Read more...]
Visit College Station To Host Dine Around Benefitting BV Food Bank
Century Square, Visit College Station To Host Dine Around Benefitting Brazos Valley Food Bank Tickets Now On-Sale for Tasting Sessions, Craft Cocktails & Live Music Information courtesy of Century Square Houston-based Midway, a privately owned, fully integrated real estate investment and … [Read more...]
BVSO™ Announces 39 Season Begins
BVSO™ Announces 39 Season Begins Information courtesy of Brazos Valley Symphony Orchestra™ The Brazos Valley Symphony Orchestra™ and Music Director Marcelo Bussiki today proudly announce the launch of the 39th season. The 2020-2021 season features a more compact schedule of four symphonic … [Read more...]
Downtown Bryan Upcoming Events in April
Downtown Bryan Upcoming Events in April Information courtesy of Destination Bryan April First Friday April 2 in Downtown Bryan First Friday, a free event in Downtown Bryan, has become the “must do” activity for residents and tourists alike. First Friday happens all day long! Shops stay open … [Read more...]
Five Family-Friendly Easter Treats & Desserts
Five Family-Friendly Easter Treats & Desserts Compiled by Lizzie West, Recipes linked below Peeps Rice Krispy Treats(pictured above)- These are perfect for anyone that loves rice crispy treats but wants something a little more colorful for the holiday. Check out this link to Yellow … [Read more...]
Texas A&M Health Moves Annual Disaster Day Online
Texas A&M Health Moves Annual Disaster Day Online Information courtesy of TAMU Health More than 600 students participate in a new online disaster training Texas A&M University Health Science Center (Texas A&M Health) conducted the largest student-led virtual disaster response … [Read more...]
Egg-Stravanganza Offers Safe Way To Celebrate Easter
Egg-Stravanganza Offers Safe Way To Celebrate Easter Information courtesy of College Station Parks & Recreation Department At a traditional Easter egg hunt, you’ll find scores of ravenous kids lined up along a sprawling field littered with colorful packets filled with surprises. Unfortunately, … [Read more...]
Price Is What You Pay, Value Is What You Get
Price Is What You Pay, Value Is What You Get Article by | Kelley Austin, Couples Travel Concierge at Cruise Planners As a Couples Travel Concierge I’m often asked “why should I use a travel agent?” Although I could give a long list of reasons, it all boils down to this – time, money, and … [Read more...]
ONRAMP Provides Reliable Vehicles To Those Working Hard For Self-Sufficiency
ONRAMP: Providing Reliable Vehicles (And Relief) To Those Working Hard Towards Self-Sufficiency In The Brazos Valley Article + Photos Courtesy of | OnRamp Who do you give cars to? We give reliable vehicles to individuals and families in the Brazos Valley who are working … [Read more...]
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