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...]
5 Tips: Grief, Fear, and Coronavirus
5 Tips: Grief, Fear, and Coronavirus Article by | Gary Roe, Hospice Brazos Valley Chaplain The world is different. Life has changed. The coronavirus struck silently and quickly. The ripple effects began immediately and morphed into the current tsunami that we are now trying to manage. Every … [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...]
14 Days To A Cleaner House
14 Days To A Cleaner House Article By | Lizzie West It looks like we are going to be stuck at home for the majority of our time for the next few weeks at least. Who’s to say that time has to be spent feeling mopey and down about our inconveniences? This could be a great time to work on all those … [Read more...]
Stay Up-To-Date on Community Changes due to COVID-19
Stay Up-To-Date on Community Changes due to COVID-19 Please refer to the link below to stay informed about cancellations and event changes in the Brazos Valley. WTAW has posted a valuable resource for our community to reference to stay up-to-date on closures, cancellations, and modifications in our … [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...]
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...]
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...]
Texas MS 150 is hosting an informational meeting on Thursday, January 30, 2020
The Bike MS: Texas MS 150 is hosting an informational meeting on Thursday, January 30, 2020. Over 300 volunteers are needed, and those interested are asked to attend this meeting. Information and photos provided by Bryan College Station Sports + Events The Bike MS: Texas MS 150, a charity bike … [Read more...]
A ‘Shot’ to Keep Kids Safe
A 'Shot' to Keep Kids Safe: Why vaccinations are a must in the effort to protect children and other at-risk populations Article By Lisa Iannucci, CTW Features Right in the nursery when a baby is born, it receives its first vaccination – a shot protecting it against Hepatitis B, a serious liver … [Read more...]
MatureWell: Cooking Safety for Seniors
MatureWell: Cooking Safety for Seniors Courtesy of CHI St. Joseph Health Did you know adults over the age of 65 have a higher risk of injury in the kitchen due to various conditions that come with age? Or that older adults have thinner skin that burns more easily than younger skin? Fortunately, … [Read more...]
Here’s Why You Need A Will, And How To Get One
Here’s Why You Need A Will, And How To Get One Article By | Chris Hogan We all want to do nice things for our loved ones. We go on family trips and celebrate life's wins together. It's sometimes difficult for us to consider the bad things that can happen in life, but we still have to be prepared. … [Read more...]
Why Your Kids Should Learn Ballroom Dance
Why Your Kids Should Learn Ballroom Dance Article + Photos Courtesy of Susan's Ballroom Dance I once had a student who was a young, fresh-out-of-the-box teenager. He came with a chip on his shoulder, a rebellious attitude, and little regard for life beyond his gaming device. He took my summer … [Read more...]
Winter Health Risks for Seniors
Winter Health Risks for Seniors Article By | Comfort Keepers When the temperature drops, older adults run a higher risk of health problems and injuries related to the weather. It’s important that they, and those who care for them, take certain precautions at this time of year. Here are some health … [Read more...]
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