Years later, the case was dismissed in the interest of justice and expunged from the record. A College Station Police Department employee was part-owner of a business that disputed an advertising bill. The person seeking […]
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Fired after gender identity lesson, professor sues Texas A&M, arguing her free speech rights were violated
Jessica Priest, The Texas TribuneFebruary 4, 2026 Months after Texas A&M fired a professor over a gender identity lesson, she is suing the university, alleging administrators knowingly violated her free speech and due process rights […]
From Beaver Nuggets to a $60 Million Legacy: Buc-ee’s Founder Funds Texas A&M’s Aplin Center
Texas A&M University has officially broken ground on the Aplin Center, a first-of-its-kind immersive learning hub designed to transform how students prepare for careers in hospitality, retail and marketing. The Oct. 3, 2025, ceremony marked […]
College Station-Based Stylecraft Homes Expands to East Texas, Closes First Deal in Tyler
Stylecraft Builders Inc., a homebuilder based in College Station, has officially entered the East Texas market, marking a milestone with its first home sale in Tyler. Doug French, CEO of Stylecraft Builders, shared the news […]
Texas A&M Grad, Family Team Bringing Layne’s Chicken Fingers to Leander and Austin
Shahroz Khan, a Texas A&M University graduate, is teaming up with seven of his cousins to open 15 Layne’s Chicken Fingers locations across Central Texas, beginning with their first restaurant at 11312 Hero Way West […]
Texas A&M Forest Service Launches Modernized Emergency Operations Center
Texas A&M Forest Service inaugurated its revamped Emergency Operations Center (EOC) in College Station, marking a significant enhancement in Texas’s wildfire management and emergency response capabilities. The ceremony, held on December 17, 2024, showcased the […]
Aggieland Businesses Mobilize to Protect Northgate’s Historic Legacy Amid Urban Development
In College Station, the historic Northgate district, a vital part of Aggieland’s social and cultural fabric associated with Texas A&M University, faces potential changes that have sparked concern among local business owners. The City of […]
New Partnership Between Texas A&M System and U.S. Army Set to Revolutionize STEM Education
In a significant development for STEM education, The Texas A&M University System has entered into a partnership with the U.S. Army Test and Evaluation Command (ATEC). This collaboration is poised to create new educational pathways […]
Texas Business Owner Arrested for Arson in Krispy Kreme Fire
Brian Keith Davis, 54, of Katy, has been arrested in connection with the fire that destroyed a Krispy Kreme doughnut shop in College Station on May 13. Davis, who owns the College Station Krispy Kreme […]
CoCo Shrimp Expands Footprint with New College Station Location
CoCo Shrimp, celebrated for its Hawaiian-style shrimp dishes, is opening a new location in College Station. Situated at Century Square, 1135 Century Square, the new restaurant is scheduled for completion by September 9, 2024. The […]
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