Halloweentown in Downtown Bryan Information and graphic courtesy of Destination Bryan Destination Bryan, Bryan Broadcasting, and Candy 95 are partnering to present Halloweentown in Downtown Bryan sponsored by Prosperity Bank on Friday, October 30 from 4 p.m. - 7 p.m. This is a free, … [Read more...]
The Arts Council Presents October Community Contest: Designing a Texas Tumbler
The Arts Council Presents October Community Contest: Designing a Texas Tumbler Information and graphic from The Arts Council of Brazos Valley The Arts Council is launching a Tumbler Design Competition where you will have a chance to show your love for the great state of Texas! Artists … [Read more...]
Mental Health Check-up List
Mental Health Check-up List Article Courtesy of | Tiffany Hammond, L.P.C. Intern, Under the Supervision of P. Jeremy Dew LPC-S of Oakwoord Roots As we start trying to unpack the 2020-21 school year, understanding children's reactions to the changes, the unknown, and uncharted traumatic … [Read more...]
Lesser-Known Unique And Cool Subscription Boxes
Lesser-Known Unique And Cool Subscription Boxes Article by Lizzie West With the holidays coming up, subscription boxes are a really cool way to gift your friends and family with something they'll love. And who are we kidding, this is a great way to treat yourself, too! We all know about the … [Read more...]
Easy Air Fryer Mini Fruit Pies
Easy Air Fryer Mini Fruit Pies Recipe Inspired by https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/274000/easy-air-fryer-apple-pies/ Prep: 10-15 mins Cook: 10 mins Total: 20-25 mins Servings: 10 Ingredients: 1 package refrigerated pie crusts (2 pie crusts) 1 (21 ounce) … [Read more...]
Bryan ISD Return To Learn Plan
Bryan ISD Return To Learn Plan Article + Photos Courtesy of | Matthew LeBlanc, Bryan ISD Executive Director of Communications & Public Affairs The start of the 2020-2021 school year will be like no other. As every aspect of life has been impacted by COVID-19, one of the most … [Read more...]
Pizza Toast: Super Easy *AND* A Crowd Pleaser!
Pizza Toast Original Recipe can be found HERE No matter what school, work, or life in general looks like this fall, one fact remains the same: you and your family need to be fed! You'd love to be able to whip up a beautifully plated three-course meal every night with time to spare, but the reality … [Read more...]
Suzanne’s School of Dance Becomes First Area Studio To Earn Safety Certification
Suzanne's School of Dance Becomes First Area Dance Studio To Earn Safety Certification Information and photo courtesy of Suzanne's School of Dance Suzanne's School of Dance (SSD) has become the first dance studio in the region to achieve Youth Protection Advocates in Dance certification. The … [Read more...]
Creative Ways to Teach Kids About Germs
Creative Ways to Teach Kids About Germs Article Courtesy of CHI St. Joseph Health – College Station, TX Let’s face it: young kids can be messy. But teaching them healthy behaviors doesn’t have to be a chore! Check out these four ways to help your child stay germ-free. Suds & Spice & … [Read more...]
Single Parent Households: Tips And Resources For Making It Work
Single Parent Households: Tips And Resources For Making It Work Article By | Lizzie West Being in a single parent household can mean compromise and sacrifice in some areas of life. But, it doesn't have to feel like something is missing. Not having a partner to help out is absolutely a challenge, … [Read more...]
Boys & Girls Clubs of the Brazos Valley Central & Caldwell Units Back 2 School Plans
Boys & Girls Clubs of the Brazos Valley Central & Caldwell Units Back 2 School Plans Information provided by Boys & Girls Clubs of the Brazos Valley . Boys & Girls Clubs of the Brazos Valley (BGCBV) is excited to reopen for the 2020-2021 school year. In a year filled with … [Read more...]
United Way to Host a Free Community Scavenger Hunt
United Way to Host a Free Community Scavenger Hunt Information provided by United Way of the Brazos Valley The United Way of the Brazos Valley is hosting a free end of summer scavenger hunt for families to help raise awareness of United Way’s impact and the nonprofit’s they support. Families can … [Read more...]
Why Playtime Is The Most Important Part Of Your Child’s Day
Why Playtime Is The Most Important Part Of Your Child’s Day Article Courtesy of Daniel Ransom, MD - Baylor Scott & White Health Pediatrics Next time you take your child to the doctor, you may get an unusual prescription: playtime. Playing is more than a way for children to have fun and pass … [Read more...]
How Listening To Music Improves Mental Well-being
If You’re Happy And You Know It: How listening to music improves mental well-being By Bev Bennett, CTW Features You may be listening to music as you read this feature, or maybe you’re planning to download a new song selection you’re excited about. Whatever the tune, you may benefit in more ways … [Read more...]
Tips on Connecting During Isolation for Every Age Group
Tips on Connecting During Isolation for Every Age Group Article by Oakwood Roots Counseling Center Feeling isolated? The team at Oakwood Roots Counseling Center in College Station, TX shares their input on how to connect during isolation for every age. Whether you're a kid, teen, couple, college … [Read more...]
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