Diamond Dickson
KXXV News Channel 25
Bryan, TX, United States
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College Station Fire Department Junior Firefighter Camp registration now open
If you’re looking for your kids to have some fun and learn all about fire, safety and rescue, registration for the College Station Junior Firefighter Camp is now open. → Read More
Texas A&M Aggie Rodeo team hosts 103rd rodeo event
The 103rd Texas Aggie Rodeo went underway Friday at the Brazos County Expo Center. The Texas A&M Rodeo Team is set to host colleges from the southern region. → Read More
Kemp Carver Elementary receives $10,000 donation to fund future STEM projects
Kemp Carver Elementary School received a $10,000 donation from Optimum through DonorsChoose on Wednesday morning to help fund classroom projects, benefitting students and teachers. → Read More
Brazos County Health District receives 'Local Health District of the Year' award
The Texas Association of City and County Health Officials just awarded the Brazos County Health District for 'Local Health District of the Year', highlighting community impact and extensive research. → Read More
Mardi Gras festivities happening Tuesday in Bryan, College Station
This holiday is a time where people feast and clear their pantry of fatty food before the start of Christian Lent on Ash Wednesday. → Read More
College Station luncheon explores African American history in the Brazos Valley
The city of College Station hosts monthly luncheons, diving deeper into the history of the community. → Read More
The Harlem Globetrotters visit College Station on Thursday: 2023 World Tour
The Harlem Globetrotters — known for traveling around the world exhibiting athleticism, theater and comedy through basketball — will visit College Station on Thursday. → Read More
Texas A&M Forest Service debuts grant to help volunteer fire departments recruit
Volunteer fire departments in Texas here in the Brazos Valley can now look forward to some help on the way. → Read More
'No salt': Experts breakdown how to keep your pet warm during the winter storm
“Because it’s sodium, they absorb through their paw pads so it’s not really good to put salts and stuff like that down for them,” Ritch said. → Read More
Planting seeds of the future, new environment controlled ag program at Texas A&M
A new environment controlled ag program at Texas A&M is underway, teaching students how to use sustainable resources when it comes to agriculture. → Read More
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority hosts Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Freedom March
It’s all about service here in the Brazos Valley as the community comes together for the 27th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Freedom March. → Read More
Elementary students at Sul Ross get hands on experience with STEM on wheels bus
For the first time ever, students at Sul Ross Elementary experienced STEM on wheels with the Trailblazer II through TAME. → Read More
Lincoln Recreation Center hosts annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. celebration
At the Lincoln Recreation Center, the community is coming together to honor the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. → Read More
United Way of the Brazos Valley offers grant to local non-profits
United Way of the Brazos Valley is helping other local non-profits with its Community Impact Grant. The 2023-2025 application is now open. → Read More
Unusual hot temperatures in January: How it's positively impacting a local farm
For a local farm and restaurant in Bryan, Ronin, warm days help produce a fruitful harvest. Carrots, turnip, radishes, and lettuces are currently growing at the Ronin farm. → Read More
Dig into your community: Brazos Valley Food Bank garden needs volunteers
If you’ve been looking for an opportunity to dig into your community, now’s the time. The garden at the Brazos Valley Food Bank needs volunteers to help maintain the produce during its winter season. → Read More
Camp Brisket underway in College Station: The art & science of Texas barbecue
This is the 11th year for Aggies in the Texas Barbecue program at Texas A&M. Pitmasters, and attendees come together for two days to experience the art of brisket. → Read More
Local law enforcement agencies gather to support childhood cancer research
Police from Texas A&M, Bryan and College Station teamed with the Brazos County Sheriff’s Office to present a check supporting cancer research for children. → Read More
Cedar fever in the Brazos Valley: What it is and how it affects you
We may think it’s a common cold due to spring allergies, but you could be experiencing symptoms of cedar fever. → Read More
Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Brazos Valley in need of male volunteers
One volunteer shared that even a simple “I hope you have a good day at school” text can go a very long way for a kid struggling. → Read More