Public Works Director Emily Fisher was a guest on KAMU radio’s Brazos Matters program this week, covering topics from football game day operations to stolen street signs. Continue reading Public Works Director Emily Fisher discusses game day ops and more on KAMU radio program
Friday marks the 23rd anniversary of the bonfire tragedy at Texas A&M. Everyone knows about the magnificent Bonfire Memorial on campus, but did you know another set of memorials is located in a College Station park? Continue reading Decades later, Brison Park’s bonfire memorial continues to pay tribute to the fallen Aggies
College Station experienced so many births in 2021 that we had to call in reinforcements to highlight the most eye- and ear-catching names of our newest citizens. Boy, was that the right decision! Continue reading 2021’s most-popular baby names — and media’s hot takes on them
In this episode of the All of in Your Business podcast, Economic Development Director Natalie and Public Communications Director Jay Socol cover Midtown, Costco, Gringo’s, the Wolf Pen Creek area, and how CS ranked so high on a list of Texas cities with the best tacos. Continue reading All Up in Your Business: CS’s taco prowess and what might be coming to town next
In 2009, the two videographers who handled video production and programming for the city’s Channel 19 (Suddenlink) suggested that it would be fun to show old, cheesy movies during Halloween. Twelve years later, the Halloween tradition continues. Continue reading Halloween on 19 programming gives a whole new meaning to government “ax-cess”
In this four-part podcast called All Up In Your Budget, Fiscal Services Director Mary Ellen Leonard joins Communications Director Jay Socol to discuss the main takeaways from the city’s proposed FY 22 budget. Spoiler: No recommended increases to the tax rate or to the electric, water and wastewater rates. Continue reading Podcast series takes a closer look at the city’s proposed FY 22 budget
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