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‘We are standing for the powers that ought to be’: James Talarico, downballot Democrats rally voters, encourage turnout as election nears

When Democratic candidate for United States Senate James Talarico took the stage at Aggie Park in his first rally on Texas A&M’s campus since February, he had a key message for attendees: “We are the underdogs in this race.”. As a part of his “Clear Eyes, Full Hearts...

College Station, TX · 9d
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Montgomery County voters weigh in on Texas data center boom

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Texas – Texas is becoming a hot spot for data centers. The Lone Star State is home to more than 300 data centers, according to ENOUGH previous reporting, with several proposed in Montgomery County. As Election Day approaches, some voters are questioning how the rapid growth of...

Montgomery County, TX · 11d
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ABC13 Houston

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SpaceX's $16.8 billion facility in Grimes County becomes center of public records legal fight

SpaceX's $16.8 billion chip manufacturing facility in Grimes County has become the center of a public records legal fight.

Grimes County, TX · 10d

mySanAntonio.com

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Waffle House snubs San Antonio again for major Texas college town

Okay, Aggieland.

San Antonio, TX · 12d
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myknct.com

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The Thunder of Hooves: Historic Horse Racing Returns to Washington-on-the-Brazos

WASHINGTON, Texas — For one autumn Saturday, the quiet grounds of Washington-on-the-Brazos State Historic Site will once again echo with the thunder of hooves as visitors experience a popular pastime that once drew crowds to early Texas communities. On Saturday, Nov. 14, the historic site will host its third...

Washington, TX · 11d

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Texas A&M’s first-ever retirement village is on track to open in early 2029

COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - The developers behind an $86,000,000 retirement village for Aggies have filed new paperwork with the state to move the project forward. Texas A&M University announced last year it had entered a public-private partnership with Varcity to build its first residential retirement community for former students and fans ages 55 and over on land the university owns behind Century Square.

College Station, TX · 12d

KXAN

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Austin attorney joins lawsuit demanding transparency over SpaceX Terafab deal

A legal battle escalates concerning the release of public records for the chip-making plant.

Grimes County, TX · 11d

KETK / FOX51 News

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Talarico takes on West Texas

Lubbock, TX · 11d

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Bryan Mayor Bobby Gutierrez Confirms Waffle House Coming to Bryan

Fans of Waffle House can rejoice. Bryan Mayor Bobby Gutierrez confirmed to WTAW today that Waffle House has submitted a site plan to open a location of the popular 24-hour breakfast joint in West Bryan. The location will be in the Walmart Shopping Center on Harvey Mitchell Parkway and West...

Bryan, TX · 13d

KBTX.com

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Democratic gubernatorial challenger Gina Hinojosa speaks with KBTX on Terafab, schools & Flock cameras

COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - State Rep. Gina Hinojosa, the Democratic challenger for Texas governor, spoke with KBTX to discuss her priorities for a first term and issues affecting the Brazos Valley ahead of the Nov. 3 election. Hinojosa is challenging incumbent Gov. Greg Abbott for a fourth term. Following...

Texas · 14d

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Former Texas A&M regent has family ties to land campus sits on

In 1871, the Texas Legislature established the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas and began searching the state for a suitable location. They found that location just south of Bryan along the tracks of the Houston and Central Texas Railroad when the citizens of Brazos County sold 2,400 acres to the state for the new college. Among those donating land was John Coleman Burris Scott, who sold 980 acres along the east side of the right of way of the HTC.

Brazos County, TX · 11d

25 News KXXV and KRHD

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Once-quiet Main Street in Anderson is thriving with new businesses in downtown

With SpaceX TeraFab and other industry coming to the county, Anderson, Texas's once-empty Main Street is thriving with new restaurants, boutiques and more.

Anderson, TX · 14d

KSST Radio

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Texas A&M Forest Service Awards Nearly $20 Million to Texas Fire Departments

October 28, 2026 – COLLEGE STATION, Texas — Texas A&M Forest Service awarded nearly $20 million to 518 rural volunteer fire departments across the state today to support firefighting equipment and emergency response capabilities. The $19.6 million will help departments purchase firefighting apparatus, fire and rescue equipment, protective...

Texas · 12d

mySanAntonio.com

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Kroger invests $24M toward new store in small Texas town

It's the latest in several new stores announced this year.

Hockley, TX · 15d

takemetotn.com

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Love It or Hate It, This Massive Texas Monument Gets People Talking

A 67-foot man made of concrete and steel stands over the pine trees along a Texas interstate. Drivers can spot him from more than six miles away. He weighs about 30 tons. He stands on a 10-foot granite base, so the full height reaches 77 feet. I can’t imagine how many kids have pressed their faces to car windows yelling about the giant.

Texas · 16d

KBTX.com

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Waffle House planned for northwest Bryan

BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - A spokesperson for the City of Bryan confirmed plans were filed on Monday for a Waffle House restaurant on the city’s northwest side. Officials say the restaurant is planned for the Rudder’s Landing development at Harvey Mitchell Pkwy. and Villa Maria Road, which is anchored by Walmart and includes a Chick-fil-A, Shipley Do-Nuts and Panda Express.

Bryan, TX · 13d

KBTX

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Getting a bit more unsettled as we finish October

Texas · 12d

KBTX.com

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Council approves largest rezoning in College Station history

COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - The College Station City Council unanimously approved rezoning Thursday night for Savannah Oaks, a 1,266-acre master-planned community off Highway 6 that city leaders call the largest rezoning in the city’s history. “It’s the single largest rezoning the city has ever had,” said Anthony Armstrong,...

College Station, TX · 16d

southtexasnews.com

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Construction to begin on SH 105 bridge on Monday

The Texas Department of Transportation will begin construction on the SH 105 bridge over Jackson Creek, located approximately halfway between Brenham and Navasota, on Monday. Crews will shift traffic to the north side of the existing bridge while the southern half is removed and replaced. Once work on the southern half is complete, traffic will be shifted and construction will move to the other half of the bridge.

Brenham, TX · 17d

familylocket.com

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Research at the Milam County Genealogical Society Research Center: Assessing County Histories

County histories are one of my go-to sources when researching an ancestor. They can provide valuable information about the early settlers, churches, businesses, schools, and more in the community. Biographies are often included, which can give clues about family connections. This type of source, however, can vary greatly depending on the author or group compiling the history. This can often be a historical or genealogical society, but it may also be an individual. County histories may have been published a hundred years ago or very recently. Some include sources, but often they do not, so we must determine the veracity of the information in the published source.

Milam County, TX · 15d