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Halloween on 19’s classic scary movies give a whole new meaning to government “ax-cess”
Public Communications

Halloween on 19’s classic scary movies give a whole new meaning to government “ax-cess”

From Friday through Monday, horror genre legends Bela Lugosi, Lon Chaney, and Vincent Price contribute to Halloween on 19: Government “Ax-cess. Two dozen classic and vintage films from 1922 to 1964 will be featured, including Nosferatu (1922), Phantom of the Opera (1925), Hunchback of Notre Dame (1923), and Little Shop of Horrors (1960). You can find the full schedule of movies and times at cstx.gov/boo. Continue reading Halloween on 19’s classic scary movies give a whole new meaning to government “ax-cess”

5 simple ways you can get smarter about conserving water when you irrigate your landscape
Public Communications, Water Services

5 simple ways you can get smarter about conserving water when you irrigate your landscape

Summer marks peak landscape irrigation season, so it’s a perfect time for Smart Irrigation Month, a public awareness campaign that promotes efficient water use. Here are five simple ways you can help conserve our precious water resources and maybe even save a few dollars in the process.  Continue reading 5 simple ways you can get smarter about conserving water when you irrigate your landscape

All Up In Your Business Podcast: What you should know about Costco
Economic Development, Public Communications

All Up In Your Business Podcast: What you should know about Costco

Earlier this week, we dropped a podcast episode that reviewed what’s new in, and what’s coming to, College Station. We teased an announcement that was expected later in the month — a development on 19 acres of city-owned land in College Station’s Midtown. Turns out later in the month is now: Costco Wholesale has filed a site plan for that location. Continue reading All Up In Your Business Podcast: What you should know about Costco