The A-Z's of Wedding Planning Article By | Sara McClaran Photo from | iStock A Aesthetic Your wedding aesthetic is one of the first things you will need to choose. It represents the overall look and feeling of your wedding day, while allowing everything – the décor, attire, and flowers … [Read more...]
New State-Of-The-Art Building For Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center Breaks Ground
New State-Of-The-Art Building For Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center Breaks Ground Will serve as epicenter for mobile blood drives in Brazos Valley Information + Images courtesy of Arch-Con Corporation Arch-Con® Corporation is breaking ground on a new blood donor facility in College Station, … [Read more...]
5 Steps to Organizing and Styling Your Kitchen Pantry
5 Steps to Organizing Your Kitchen Pantry Article + Images provided by Jennifer Satterfield, Growing Up Texas Keeping your pantry organized is key to helping you stay on track with your health and wellness, and it will cut down on food waste. Knowing what ingredients you have on hand, at any given … [Read more...]
Travis Fields Contributes $1.3m to Local Economy
Travis Fields Contributes $1.3m to Local Economy Information + Images courtesy of RCI Sports Management In the first 11 weeks of operation for Travis Fields at Bryan Midtown Park the ballfields have generated over $1.3m in economic benefit for the city. At the conclusion of April 2022, the park … [Read more...]
The Arts Council Presents “Stories at the Gallery”
The Arts Council Presents "Stories at the Gallery" Information + Images courtesy of The Arts Council of Brazos Valley Featuring James "Jim" Olson Former CIA Chief of Counterintelligence James Olson, former CIA Chief of Counterintelligence, will describe how he was recruited, the training he … [Read more...]
St. Joseph Health Gran Fondo Returns to Lake Walk Sunday, April 24th!
St. Joseph Health Gran Fondo Returns to Lake Walk Sunday, April 24th! Information and images courtesy of Lake Walk & St. Joseph Health Gran Fondo Cycle. Hope. Inspire. Join us in the fight against cancer when the St. Joseph Health Gran Fondo returns to Lake Walk on Sunday, April … [Read more...]
RELLIS Academic Alliance To Host Recruitment Fair
RELLIS Academic Alliance To Host Recruitment Fair Information courtesy of TAMUS The RELLIS Academic Alliance is set to host a Recruitment Fair on March 10 for students interested in attending classes on campus this fall. The fair, slated to be held from Noon to 2 p.m. in the Student Center on … [Read more...]
Taste of Aggieland 2022 – Save the Date!
Taste of Aggieland 2022 - Save the Date! Information courtesy of The B/CS Chamber of Commerce Save the date for Taste of Aggieland! Click Here to purchase your tickets or visit our website to learn more about this event. … [Read more...]
Snakes And Their Control With TAMU Agrilife
Snakes And Their Control Article courtesy of Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service https://agrilifetoday.tamu.edu/ There are many different kinds of snakes in Texas, but only rattlesnakes (Crotalus spp.), copperheads (Agkistrodon contortrix), cottonmouths (Agkistrodon piscivorus) and coral … [Read more...]
Blinn-Brenham Theatre Arts To Stage ‘Golden Boy’ Feb. 17-20
Blinn-Brenham Theatre Arts To Stage ‘Golden Boy’ Feb. 17-20 Information courtesy of Blinn College Four performances will be held at O’Donnell Center The Blinn College-Brenham Campus Theatre Arts Program will stage the dramatic play “Golden Boy” Feb. 17-20 at the Dr. W.W. O’Donnell Performing Arts … [Read more...]
College Station Welcomes The Texas Parks And Recreation Institute And Expo Feb. 15-18
College Station Welcomes The Texas Parks And Recreation Institute And Expo Feb. 15-18 Information courtesy of College Station Parks & Recreation The Texas Recreation and Parks Society’s Institute and Expo has traveled across the state for decades but has never found its way to our … [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...]
Cushing Library Shares Unique and Rare Artifacts
Cushing Library Shares Unique and Rare Artifacts Information and graphics courtesy of Texas A&M University Libraries The Cushing Memorial Library and Archives is pleased to announce their new exhibition: “Unexpected Treasures on the Texas A&M Campus: Selections from the Cushing Memorial … [Read more...]
Bryan Dining Days – Eat. Give Back. Win Prizes.
Bryan Dining Days - Eat. Give Back. Win Prizes. Information courtesy of Destination Bryan Destination Bryan is excited to announce sign ups are now open for Bryan Dining Days! Bryan Dining Days. which will take place February 15 - February 28, is your chance to win great prizes while supporting … [Read more...]
A&M System Wins Millions to Advance Post-COVID Careers
A&M System Wins Millions to Advance Post-COVID Careers Higher Ed Board awards stimulus funds to help with education and training The Texas A&M University System will expand education and retraining opportunities in 2022 with the help of grants awarded this week by the Higher Education … [Read more...]
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