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Silver Taps: Victoria Claire Burkett
An Aggie enriched with faith who followed all of life’s ‘what ifs’. “Our lives are made up of the ‘what ifs.’ The ‘what ifs’ represent the untaken paths you bypassed as the universe conspired to guide you toward the path meant for you. If we just listen, we will end up exactly where we are meant to be.”
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NEWS Monday October 5, 2026
COLUMBUS DAY MONDAY OCTOBER 12th Columbus Day originated to commemorate Christopher Columbus’s arrival in the Americas in 1492. It became a federal holiday in 1934, observed on the second Monday the federal government continues to recognize Columbus Day as a national holiday. Banks will be closed, Federal offices handling non-emergency work shut down. The US Postal Service suspends regular mail delivery. Federal courts close , Milam County Appraisal Office will be closed.
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There’s A Six-Story Statue Of Sam Houston In Texas – And It’s Free To Visit
Right off Interstate 45 in Huntsville, Texas, there’s a six-story statue of one of the most consequential Americans who ever lived, and the admission price is exactly nothing. The Sam Houston Statue is the tallest statue of an American hero in the world, and the fact that most people...
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Texas Stars Rally to Save Muny at Fifth Annual Gala
On September 10, ACL Live at the Moody Theater filled up with boots and bolo ties for a shared cause close to West Austin's heart: saving Lions Municipal Golf Course, known to generations of Austinites simply as Muny. The Muny Conservancy's fifth annual Imagine Muny gala drew golfers, musicians, and...
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Historic Chappell Hill Scarecrow Festival reimagined with new music lineup
CHAPPELL HILL, Texas (KBTX) - A Washington County fall tradition returns Oct. 10–11 with a fresh rhythm as the historic Scarecrow Festival transforms into the Scarecrow Music Festival. After nearly 50 years, the beloved autumn event faced cancellation before Texas A&M alumnus Jonathan Lusk and his local company, Bird...
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‘Here for Good’: Texas A&M through time
In the 1800s, a wide Texas prairie ran untamed with wolves, cougars and other wildlife. It was in these same grassy plains where Texas A&M had its humble beginnings as the state’s first higher education institution under the Morrill Act. Today, on the 150th anniversary, remnants of the university’s history and values still stand tall, here for good, for generations to come.
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Celebrate our area’s history at the 21st annual Boonville Days
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - The 21st annual Boonville Days will take place Saturday, Oct. 10, providing a chance for everyone to see and experience the history of the area. The day begins with a 5K Buffalo Stampede and One Mile Fun Run at 7:30 a.m. Registration is open now. “Following...
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College Station author honors late son with children’s book on faith, courage
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - Local educator Stacey Payne is turning personal tragedy into an inspiring message of hope for young readers through her debut children’s book, “Mitchell, the Mighty Warrior.”. Payne wrote the story following the sudden loss of her first child, Mitchell. Born in September 2023, Mitchell...
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ZZ Top Setlist: Eagle Fest 2026
Few bands are as synonymous with Texas rock as ZZ Top, and Houston fans will get another chance to see the legendary trio’s catalog come to life during Eagle Fest. With more than five decades of hits, ZZ Top has built a setlist packed with blues-rock staples, unmistakable guitar riffs and songs that have become part of the soundtrack of classic rock radio.
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Men’s Golf Concludes Fighting Illini Invitational
OLYMPIA FIELDS, Ill. – The No. 16 Texas A&M men’s golf team concluded the Fighting Illini Invitational on Saturday, finishing in 13th at 13-under par. In the final round of competition, the Aggies were 1-over for the day and shot 281 as a team. For the three-day event, Texas A&M was 13-under as a team, with a three-round total of 827.
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KBTX’s Ashley Bowerman gets Emmy nomination
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - Our very own Ashley Bowerman is a 2026 Rocky Mountain Southwest Emmy nominee. She was nominated for her story, “The Sky Has No Limits,” following Jessica Cox, famous for being the first licensed armless pilot in history. She now leads a team that is building an aircraft designed to be flown without hands.
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Texas A&M University-San Antonio’s Christi Cano continues to shatter glass ceilings
Christi Cano is a familiar face in the Alamo City. It’s even safe to say she’s known outside of the United States. Cano was born and raised in San Antonio. She attended Edison High School and was a four-year letter on the golf team. She played golf at Oklahoma State University on a scholarship. In golf, she was ranked among the top 20 nationally. At OSU, she won three national championships and has the rings to show for it.
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Men’s Golf Ready for 20th Annual Fighting Illini Invitational
Men’s Golf September 17, 2026 By Jackson Osborn OLYMPIA FIELDS, Ill. – The No. 16 Texas A&M men’s golf team is wasting no time getting back onto the greens as they head to Illinois for the 20th annual OFCC/Fighting Illini Invitational at the prestigious Olympia Fields Country Club. Tournament Information Dates: Friday, Sept. 16 – Saturday, Sept. 17, 2026 (Sunday if necessary) Location: Olympia Fields, Ill. Host: University of Illinois Course: Olympia Fields | South Course Course Par/Yardage: Par 70 / 7,215 yards Format: Friday (36 holes), Saturday (18 holes) Live Scoring/Tee Times: Live Scores About The Event Fighting Illini…