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4 the Culture Market to promote Black-owned businesses
There will be vendors selling everything from clothes and accessories to body butter and desserts, along with activities for children, food vendors, and more → Read More
CSHS presents beloved musical ‘Annie’
College Station High School's production of "Annie" will debut Thursday, Jan. 26 at 7 p.m. and run through the weekend. → Read More
Gambling for a good cause in Caldwell
Caldwell Rotary Club's Casino Night is a full casino experience with blackjack tables, roulette, Texas Hold'em and more. → Read More
Rudder High to present Little Shop of Horrors
Rudder High School Fine Arts is producing Little Shop of Horrors. → Read More
Military, football exhibits coming to Bush Library
New exhibits are coming to the George Bush Presidential Library and Museum. → Read More
Sawyer lending a supportive paw to children at Scotty’s House
Sawyer, the official Facility Dog, helps kids and families who visit Scotty’s House feel comfortable and safe. → Read More
Free in-home Kinder prep program offered by TAMU Nursing
HIPPY is a home visitation program that makes an impact at all levels -- family, school and community by increasing school readiness and parent involvement. → Read More
Go Texan dance and auction to raise money for scholarships
The Brazos County Go Texan scholarship fundraiser is Saturday, Jan. 21 at 7 p.m. at the Brazos Center in Bryan. → Read More
Brazos Breeze Flute Choir to perform Christmas Concert
The Brazos Breeze Flute Choir will perform a few standard pieces at its Christmas concert this Sunday, plus a few with an interesting twist. → Read More
BVCASA is ready for 2nd Annual Celebration Station
"Whoville in Hearne" is the theme for the 2nd annual Celebration Station hosted by the BVCASA And RoboZT. → Read More
Bryan/College Station to host Governor’s Small Business Series
The Governor's Small Business Series will be held in Bryan/College Station and provide small business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs with the resources and information needed to start, strengthen and grow a business. → Read More
Celebrating National 4-H Week as an Opportunity 4 All
It’s National 4-H Week and Brazos County 4-H members are celebrating in a big way → Read More
Lace up your sneakers for Dash for Down Syndrome
This year’s Dash for Down Syndrome will happen at Wolf Penn Creek Park on Oct. 9 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. → Read More
Caring for Seniors this Holiday Season
Senior Christmas supports over 1,200 Brazos Valley seniors who are home-bound and in nursing homes during the holidays. → Read More
BeeWeaver Honey Farm is hosting the sweetest cook off in Texas
Laura Weaver, owner of BeeWeaver Honey Farm, joined News 3 at Noon on Friday, September 16 to talk about their second annual Honey Cook Off. → Read More
B/CS Chamber of Commerce prepares for Lobsterfest
The Bryan/College Station Chamber of Commerce is getting ready for its main fundraiser of the year. → Read More
Bryan family works nearly 1,000 hours toward Habitat home
Finding affordable rent wasn't always easy for the Alvarado family. That's when they turned to Habitat for Humanity. → Read More
Local company giving away free pizzas Friday
This giveaway is meant to help those who have lost their jobs during this crisis. → Read More
Heards comforted by memories of military-bound son killed in 1999 collapse
Freshman Christopher Heard was among the 12 Aggies who died in 1999. The day before bonfire collapsed, Chris joined the Marines, something his parents think he'd be a part of today. → Read More
Parents of woman killed in A&M Bonfire reflect on 20th anniversary
Next week will mark 20 years since a massive bonfire on the Texas A&M campus collapsed, claiming the lives of 12 Aggies. Jamie Hand was one of two women killed in the 1999 tragedy. → Read More