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Curious Collections spins into new Bryan location
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - Curious Collections has opened a new location after moving from its previous space on North Rosemary Drive. The store will now be known as Curious Collections at the Record Garage, owner Mary Jean said. Jean said the store outgrew its old location within the last year,...
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New restaurants, boutiques, gyms, and a whiskey distillery: Bryan-College Station’s business boom breakdown
BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - Bryan-College Station is in the middle of a business boom — and a wave of new openings this month is putting that growth on full display. Researchers at Texas A&M’s Real Estate Research Center say retail has been the best-performing commercial real estate sector...
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The Dinerstein Companies with Up Campus Student Living and Harrison Street Asset Management Announce the Opening of Aspire Reserve
The Dinerstein Companies (TDC), a full-service real estate, management, and development firm, in joint venture partnership with Up Campus Student Living as well as Harrison Street Asset Management, a leading global alternative investment management firm, is proud to announce that its new student high-rise, Aspire Reserve, opened on August 1, earlier than any other student housing community in the Texas A&M market, giving students a head start before the fall semester begins.
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Meg’s Bakeshop redefines guilt-free treats in Brenham
BRENHAM — Long before Megan Orea opened the doors to her storefront in downtown Brenham, she was already a familiar face to local dessert lovers. At just 12 years old, Orea was navigating her Brenham neighborhood with a small cart, selling homemade cupcakes door-to-door and keeping a monthly call list of loyal customers.
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Landowners give feedback on proposed aquifer drops in the Brazos Valley
HEARNE, Texas (KBTX) - Landowners in the Brazos Valley are pushing back against a newly proposed groundwater management plan that would allow local aquifers to drop hundreds of feet over the next 50 years. During a public hearing on Thursday, the Brazos Valley Groundwater Conservation District debated long-term water levels...
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College Station ISD opens career center where students can graduate with a state license and go straight to work
COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - College Station Independent School District is opening its first Career and Technical Education Center (CTE) on the first day of school, offering hands-on training programs in automotive services, welding, ag mechanics, construction trades, cosmetology, wildlife and livestock, range and ecology and veterinary medicine. The facility,...
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Laauwe details planning framework to balance commercial development, neighborhood preservation
BRENHAM — City of Brenham City Planner Shauna Laauwe presented a comprehensive briefing to the city council outlining regulatory standards, administrative guidelines and review procedures regarding the municipality’s Specific Use Permit (SUP) zoning ordinance. The detailed presentation provided council members with an in-depth examination of how the city...
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Ace Handyman Services Helps West Austin, TX Homeowners Tackle Repairs With Skilled Handyman Services
WEST AUSTIN, TX - Ace Handyman Services West Austin is helping local homeowners and business owners address their property maintenance and repair needs through dependable, professional craftsman solutions. As properties age and busy schedules leave little time for ongoing upkeep, the need for reliable, high-quality repair work continues to grow across the region.
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Teeple Adding 312-Unit Student Housing Project to Texas A&M Offering
Teeple Partners started construction on its newest apartment development, Oaks Reserve. The 312-unit community will be situated along the Innovation Corridor in the Bryan-College Station market, midway between Texas A&M University’s RELLIS Research Campus and the Texas A&M Health Science Center. . Oaks Reserve is the second phase of a planned...
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Texas A&M System team developing wound treatment against New World screwworm
TEXAS (KAUZ) - The Texas A&M System has announced that its multidisciplinary team of researchers is developing fast‑acting, low‑residue wound treatments to deploy immediately when New World screwworm infestations are detected in livestock. Texas A&M AgriLife shared that this $1.86 million project is being led by The Texas...
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Brenham City Council reviews tax rate options, no-new-revenue benchmarks
BRENHAM — City of Brenham Chief Financial Officer Julie Flagg presented a comprehensive tax rate and budget briefing to the city council, offering an in-depth breakdown of the no-new-revenue tax rate calculations and outlining the municipality’s operational outlook for the upcoming fiscal year. The presentation provided council members...
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Blast off: Brownsville-built STARS rocket launches near College Station
A 12-foot rocket built in Brownsville by a team from the South Texas Astronomical Society launched Saturday morning to a height of 8,300 feet from a launchpad near College Station. The post Blast off: Brownsville-built STARS rocket launches near College Station appeared first on MyRGV.com .
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Blue Bell's 2015 Listeria Deaths Return to Court, Threatening Ex-Execs' Wallets
Eleven years after contaminated ice cream killed three patients at a Kansas hospital, Blue Bell Creameries is back in a courtroom fight that could determine whether its former executives personally pay for the deadliest food-safety failure in the company's history. A Delaware Court of Chancery hearing on July 28 revisited the Brenham, Texas-based creamery's 2015 listeria outbreak, with a vice chancellor casting doubt on management's longtime defense that elevated bacteria readings had nothing to do with the contamination that followed.