Groundbreaking Mental Health First Aid Program Available Information courtesy of NAMI-Brazos Valley Mental Health First Aid is a groundbreaking public education program that helps the public identify, understand, and respond to signs of mental illnesses and substance use disorders. Mental Health … [Read more...]
National Science Foundation Looks To TAMU System To Help Protect Sensitive Research
National Science Foundation Looks To TAMU System To Help Protect Sensitive Research Information courtesy of TAMUS A national leader in protecting sensitive research, The Texas A&M University System has been tapped by an independent federal agency to help institutions keep their federally … [Read more...]
Lincoln Rec Center’s Affordable After-School Program Offers Safe, Responsible Supervision
Lincoln Rec Center's Affordable After-School Program Offers Safe, Responsible Supervision Information courtesy of College Station Parks & Recreation As parents, caregivers, and students across the Brazos Valley gear up for the new school year, they should consider enrolling in the Lincoln … [Read more...]
Blinn AEL Program Offers Life-changing Educational Services
Blinn Adult Education and Literacy Program Offers Life-changing Educational Services Information courtesy of Blinn College ‘The teachers are the best that I have had in my entire life’ For students in the Blinn College District Adult Education and Literacy (AEL) Program, class often means more … [Read more...]
VFC’s Annual Back To School Clothing Drive Is Back For June And July
VFC’s Annual Back To School Clothing Drive Is Back For June And July Information courtesy of Voices for Children - CASA Shop for CASA Kids provides back-to-school clothes for children in foster care in Brazos, Burleson, Grimes, Freestone, Leon, Limestone, and Madison counties. Every child wants … [Read more...]
Check Out All The Summer Programs Available – Open to Ages 3-15
Check Out All The Summer Programs Available (Open to Ages 3-15) Information courtesy of College Station Parks & Recreation Let’s face it, we’ve been through a lot the last few years. We’ve heard unpleasant words such as “canceled,” “postponed,” and “virtual” more than we care to count. As … [Read more...]
Building A Better Marriage
Building A Better Marriage Article By | Hannah Holbrook While falling in love is quite simple, staying in love has proven difficult for the vast majority of couples. Learn how SPY is equipping young couples to thrive in marriage. If you’re reading this, you might be thinking about getting married … [Read more...]
MatureWell Lifestyle Center’s Tech Hacks for Seniors
MatureWell Lifestyle Center's Tech Hacks for Seniors Article by | Sara McClaran Images From | iStock and MatureWell Lifestyle Center St. Joseph MatureWell Lifestyle Center and retired computer engineer Bruce Burnett teaches technology to fellow seniors. Seniors across the world struggle with … [Read more...]
Blinn Launches New Paramedic-to-RN Transition Program For Fall 2022
Blinn Launches New Paramedic-to-RN Transition Program For Fall 2022 Information courtesy of Blinn College Streamlined degree plan allows paramedics to apply their knowledge and skills toward their Associate of Applied Science Degree in Nursing The Blinn College District Associate Degree Nursing … [Read more...]
Introduce Your Kids To The Growing Sport Of Rugby This Spring At Beachy Central Park
Introduce Your Kids To The Growing Sport Of Rugby This Spring At Beachy Central Park Information Courtesy of College Station Parks & Recreation Did you know football and rugby originated from soccer? Football and rugby also have a similar worldwide viewership of around 410 million … [Read more...]
Eighth Annual Food for Fines Program Begins in February
Eighth Annual Food for Fines Program Begins in February Information courtesy of Texas A&M University Aggies will be able to reduce their library fines while helping their own community this February. The University Libraries’ Eighth Annual Food for Fines program accepts non-perishable food … [Read more...]
Six Students Graduate From Blinn Phlebotomy Technician Program
Six Students Graduate From Blinn Phlebotomy Technician Program Information courtesy of Blinn College Students received support through Project Unity partnership aimed at providing training and employment opportunities Six students recently completed the Blinn College District Phlebotomy … [Read more...]
United Way Program Wins $25,000 Grant Thanks to Community Support
United Way of the Brazos Valley Program Wins $25,000 Grant Thanks to Community Support Information Courtesy of United Way of the Brazos Valley United Way of the Brazos Valley’s health care transportation program, Ride2Health, has won a $25,000 grant from State Farm thanks to online votes from … [Read more...]
Bryan, TX Taco Trail Passport Program Registration Open Now
Bryan, TX Taco Trail Passport Program Registration Open Information courtesy of Destination Bryan Destination Bryan announces the new Bryan Taco Trail passport program is open to sign up starting today. This free, mobile-friendly passport features dozens of authentic taquerias, Mexican … [Read more...]
The Arts Council of Brazos Valley: Art After School Starts Sept. 14
The Arts Council of Brazos Valley: Art After School Starts Sept. 14 Information courtesy of the Arts Council of Brazos Valley The Arts Council of Brazos Valley (ACBV) announces two Art After School sessions coming this fall. Session 1 is 8 classes from 4:15-5:15 for ages 9 to11 and Session 2 is 6 … [Read more...]