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The Woodlands Concert Calendar Heats Up: 19 Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion Shows to See Through September 2026
From The Black Crowes and Santana to NE-YO, Jack Johnson, BABYMETAL and two free symphony nights, The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion is packing August and September 2026 with rock, R&B, country, blues, Latin music and family-friendly performances in The Woodlands.
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Local couples are building up downtown Brenham
BRENHAM — For Paige and Nathan Meyer, (and their partners Brad and Jessica Bevers) celebrating nearly 17 years of marriage goes hand in hand with a shared, long-standing passion: real estate and restoring old structures. After closing on a row of historic downtown properties in late December alongside business...
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Free Music Friday: Jeremiah & BluHaze
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - A homegrown Americana band out of Decatur, Texas, stopped by the studio Friday to share their music and their story. Jeremiah & BluHaze blend bluegrass, Texas country and rock ‘n’ roll into a sound all their own. Jeremiah Herrin said the band’s roots go back to his childhood, when he grew up playing in a family band.
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Cypress Falls alumnus captures the world’s biggest sporting moments
Cypress Falls High School alumnus Ryan Schmidt (Class of 2007) has worked for a number of networks as a freelance film and television cinematographer, including NBC at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy. August 4, 2026—Ryan Schmidt will never forget his night in Mexico City this past June. Mexico had...
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New live music series ‘Hometown Sessions’ debuts in Bryan
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - A new live music series debuted in Downtown Bryan this weekend. The music series, called “Hometown Sessions,” launched at the Kimbell Center’s Black Box Theater to a packed audience. The series is designed to bring fans close to musical artists in a relaxed, listening-room atmosphere.
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This Texas Fabric Store Inside A Historic 150-Year-Old Building Has Shoppers Driving From Hours Away
A fabric store in a 150-year-old building is not something you see every day. But this Texas spot has turned its historic setting into a destination. People drive from hours away to browse the selection, and it is easy to see why. The building itself is part of the charm, old wood, creaky floors, and a feel that makes you want to linger.
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Inaugural Milam Futures Fest held in Cameron today
CAMERON, Texas (FOX 44) – WorkFORCE Central Texas, Cameron Economic Development Corporation, and Temple College hosted the inaugural Milam Futures Fest at The Yards in Cameron today, August 1, 2026. Milam Futures Fest was created as a community-centered event that combines workforce development, economic development and activities for the entire family. The event took place […]
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Our Town: The Old and New Franklin
FRANKLIN, Texas (FOX 44) — The City of Franklin is full of history, with historical markers preserving those stories for the present. The city has its very own historical marker, explaining the past of the city. Franklin was originally named Morgan, and it wasn’t the original Robertson County seat. Eventually the town changed its name […]
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This Former Texas A&M Frat House Is Now a Lush Bed and Breakfast
A brick staircase leads to caramel-colored double doors framed by intricate etched glass, as wraparound porches stretch beneath the shade of towering oaks. Inside the Milton Parker Estate, a remarkable collection of furnishings that once belonged to Milton and Molly Parker—the estate’s original owners—paint a vivid picture of life in Bryan during the city’s earliest years.
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We’re Ready For Our Close-Up: Round Top and Surrounding Towns are Camera Ready for Hollywood
Is it odd that a town that doesn't have an official movie theater is the host of film festival? Maybe. But that didn’t stop the organizers of the Round Top Film Festival from luring noted actors and filmmakers for screenings, panels and buzzy events that took over the town last fall. Movies were shown at Round Top Festival Institute while activations were held all throughout Round Top – a little bit of cinema glam designed to highlight the craft of moviemaking.
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A glimpse of the future of Texas wolves in a Navasota sanctuary
A century and half ago, there were tens of thousands of wolves running throughout Texas. The last wild wolves were seen in the late 20th century, when a pair were killed in West Texas. Today, hundreds of wolves and wolfdogs are bred and kept illegally as pets in the state....
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Play it By Ear: Round Top’s Festival Concert Hall Offers the Sounds of Summer
Round Top may be tiny, but it has enormous bragging rights when it comes to the celebrated Festival Concert Hall. The 1,000-seat architectural gem is the beating heart of the Round Top Festival Institute campus, home to the prestigious six-week summer orchestral training program for young global artists. As a...
FOX 44 News
Our Town: The Old and New Franklin
FRANKLIN, Texas (FOX 44) — The City of Franklin is full of history, with historical markers preserving those stories for the present. The city has its very own historical marker, explaining the past of the city. Franklin was originally named Morgan, and it wasn’t the original Robertson County seat. Eventually the town changed its name […]
KBTX
Gliiter, Glue, and Glory: Inside Texas' new 'Mum Wars' competition
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Candy 95 Named As 2026 NAB Marconi Radio Award Finalist
The National Association of Broadcasters announced the finalists for this year’s Marconi Awards. Bryan Broadcasting’s Candy 95 (KNDE-FM 95.1) is a finalist for TWO awards!. Candy has been named a finalist for Small Market Station of the Year and CHR Station of the Year. CHR is the industry name for the Top 40 music format: Contemporary Hit Radio.
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Our Town: Franklin’s Historic Courthouse
FRANKLIN, Texas (FOX 44) — Franklin became the Robertson County seat in 1879, and soon after, the Robertson County Courthouse was constructed in the center of town where it still stands today. The courthouse was constructed in 1881 and cost $30,000, which was a hefty sum in the 1800s. Since then, the courthouse has stood […]