The College Station City Council meets Thursday at 5 p.m. at city hall. The meeting is streamed live on Suddenlink Channel 19 and at cstx.gov/cstv19. Here are five items to watch. Continue reading 5 things to watch at Thursday’s city council meeting
Do you have an off-and-on relationship with fitness? The College Station Parks & Recreation Department can help you stay on course with upbeat exercise programs and opportunities at the Lincoln Recreation Center. Continue reading Upbeat summer programs can help fulfill your elusive fitness goals
If you’re looking for a town’s unique personality, local restaurants and shops probably top your list, and College Station has plenty. But what about a place to take fun social media photos or keepsake images you and your family will treasure forever? Continue reading Must-see local murals offer ideal photo ops
Last week, Gov. Greg Abbott issued a proclamation ahead of Travel and Tourism week announcing that the leisure and hospitality sector added 23,100 jobs to the state economy in March. Tourism is a powerful economic resource, and we’re delighted to celebrate that impact through National Travel and Tourism Week. Continue reading Travel, tourism are powerful economic resources
Mosquito dunks are an effective, easy to use, and environmentally friendly way to keep dangerous mosquitoes from breeding around your home. The City of College Station’s Mosquito Abatement Program provides free mosquito dunks while supplies last. Continue reading Mosquito dunks can help you rout those aggravating pests
Whether you’re a beginner toting your first pair of binoculars or an expert searching for your nemesis bird, Lick Creek Park ranks among the region’s most outstanding birding destinations. If you’ve been considering joining the ranks of the 47 million American birders, the Lick Creek Nature Center has two appealing options to get you started. Continue reading Relish the bountiful birdwatching opportunities at Lick Creek Park
