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Forgotten and Found Antiques celebrates grand opening in Carmine
CARMINE — Carmine welcomed a new addition to its local business community on Saturday with the official ribbon cutting and grand opening of Forgotten and Found Antiques. Located at 118 S. Hauptstrasse St., the store is owned and operated by Christine and Stephen Rosenbaum. Members of the Carmine Chamber of Commerce, area residents, and family, including Christine’s mother, Carol Maddox, gathered to celebrate the store's debut and welcome the new shop to town.
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Watchtower Defense Opens New Texas Headquarters
Watchtower Defense has officially opened its new headquarters and “state-of-the-art” manufacturing facility in Tomball, Texas. A ribbon-cutting ceremony on September 29 gave attendees their first opportunity to see firsthand what Watchtower Defense is building. State representatives, local dignitaries, community leaders, industry partners, members of the media, and other invited guests toured the new facility, viewed the company’s advanced manufacturing equipment and expanded production capabilities, met members of the Watchtower Defense team, and received a sneak peek at select new products ahead of their broader industry introduction.
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American Momentum Bank Expands Strategic Focus on Texas Energy Sector
College Station based American Momentum Bank is focusing on the Texas energy sector, including opportunities in the Permian Basin, Eagle Ford, Haynesville, and Gulf Coast energy markets. They will continue to work closely with its commercial lenders in Midland and Odessa, while increasing business development efforts in Houston and Dallas-Fort Worth.
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Gene Joyce, Founder Of Audio Video, Dies At 79
William Eugene “Gene” Joyce, founder of Audio Video of Bryan/College Station, died Sept. 21 at age 79. The specialty AV retailer he founded in 1977 remains open and serves the Bryan/College Station community. Joyce was born June 20, 1947, in Abilene, Texas. After graduating from McMurry University, he...
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Texas Regulators Clear Nuclear Waste Startup To Drill Near Cameron
A Texas regulator has given a nuclear waste startup the green light to start digging. The Texas Railroad Commission has issued Deep Isolation Nuclear a drilling permit for its full-scale, non-radioactive Commercialization Pilot near Cameron, Texas, clearing the way for construction and field activities on a project meant to test whether the country's growing stockpile of spent nuclear fuel could one day be buried thousands of feet underground for good.
The US Sun
Bass Pro Shops designed by ‘The Walt Disney of the Outdoors’ now one step closer to coming to US city
A NEW Bass Pro Shops “Outdoor World” location is one step closer to reality. The beloved outdoor chain can now move forward with plans for a store in the city of College Station in Texas. Bass Pro Shops previously announced plans for this store in August. “The great...
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Industry Pioneer Gene Joyce Passes Away
Texas AV retail pioneer and founder of Audio Video of Bryan/College Station, William Eugene (“Gene”) Joyce, has passed away. The longtime specialty AV retailer he founded remains open and serving the Bryan/College Station community today. Gene, a successful businessman and philanthropist with a profound heart for the Bryan-College...
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Sprouts Opens 4 More Stores In VA, TX, PA And CA
Sprouts Farmers Market is continuing its store-opening streak with four new locations over back-to-back weekends: stores in Arlington, Virginia, and College Station, Texas, opened Sept. 25, while stores in Limerick, Pennsylvania, and San Diego, California, open Oct. 2. The Arlington store, at 3115 Langston Blvd., sources local produce from partners...