Month: August 2021

Register through Aug. 29 to fuel your football mania in the city’s 7-on-7 youth football league
Parks and Recreation, Public Communications

Register through Aug. 29 to fuel your football mania in the city’s 7-on-7 youth football league

Everyone knows college football is a big deal in College Station, but that doesn’t mean the Aggie football team will have all the gridiron fun this fall. Kids ages 6-12 also eagerly anticipate the College Station Parks and Recreation Department’s 7-on-7 football season.  Registration ends Aug. 29, and the season runs from Sept. 6-Nov. 18. Continue reading Register through Aug. 29 to fuel your football mania in the city’s 7-on-7 youth football league

With cooler days ahead, registration is underway for our fall recreational programs
Parks and Recreation, Public Communications

With cooler days ahead, registration is underway for our fall recreational programs

For the Parks & Recreation Department, the cooler days of fall mean an impressive new line-up of engaging programs and events for all ages and abilities. We encourage you to take advantage and experience why College Station is one of Texas’s premier places for parks, recreation, and tourism.   Continue reading With cooler days ahead, registration is underway for our fall recreational programs

How to get a birth certificate in College Station, Bryan — and everywhere else in Texas
City Secretary, Public Communications

How to get a birth certificate in College Station, Bryan — and everywhere else in Texas

In recent weeks, incomplete information has circulated about local registrars in our area refusing to issue birth certificates to recent immigrants. To legally obtain a birth certificate, all applicants — residents, legal immigrants, and those here illegally — must provide appropriate documentation. Along with every other local registrar’s office in Texas, the Cities of College Station and Bryan follow the rules and laws determined by the state. Continue reading How to get a birth certificate in College Station, Bryan — and everywhere else in Texas