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Retired longtime Justice of the Peace George Boyett passed away on Friday. Boyett served as a Justice of the Peace in College Station for 25 years before retiring in 2014. Boyett was a College Station …

Fire departments in the twin cities invite you to their annual 9-11 stair climbs Tuesday morning. Bryan firefighters will be downtown at the Varisco Building at 24th and Main at 8 a.m. College Station firefighters …

The Bryan city council is attempting to create another economic development tool that’s available through a federal immigration agency. A council majority has approved submitting an application with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service to …

Texas A&M’s largest academic building is now open. Friday morning was the dedication of the Zachry Engineering Education Complex. Texas A&M faculty, staff, students, and donors gathered in front of the building to hear from …

Earlier this year, the Bryan school board purchased two buildings and more than 160 acres of land along Mumford Road for a new career and technology center. Through September 16, you have the opportunity to …

From the Junior League of Bryan/College Station: Stuff the Bus, the signature project of The Junior League of Bryan-College Station, Inc. (JLBCS), brought in more than 40,000 school supply items to benefit children in both …

A car fire east of College Station three weeks ago has led to two arrests on charges of conspiracy to commit arson. 55 year old Timothy Voss of Bryan and 32 year old Lasha Spacek …