Need to catch up on news from the past week in the Bryan-College Station area? Check out these five stories.
Widening, improvements, drainage rehabilitation: 4 Bryan-College Station road updates to follow
- Hardy Weedon Road in Bryan: Traffic signal and road improvement, Phase 1
- Bristol Street & Esther Boulevard in Bryan: Drainage improvements
- College Station's Southwest Parkway drainage rehab
- Brazos County and TxDOT's BS-6R Improvements Project
Learn more from Reporter Rhett Brady.Design updates: New-build Bryan ISD campus expected to open in fall 2029
Plans for a new Bryan Collegiate High School are taking shape, with Bryan ISD expecting to bid the $63 million project in 2027 and open in time for the 2029-30 school year.
Bryan ISD trustees were given the comprehensive update July 20 on the plans and timeline for the construction of the new building and facilities.
Keep reading.
Filing period for mayor, 2 College Station City Council seats open
College Station voters will have the opportunity to elect a mayor and two City Council members this November. City Council member Mark Smith is up for reelection in Place 1.
Get the full details from Editor Karley Cross.
Bryan mayor, 2 City Council seats open for November election
Bryan voters will elect a mayor and two City Council members this November. The sitting city council members are running to keep their districts 1 and 2 seats.
Discover more.
College Station ISD begins 5-year improvement plan following curriculum audit
College Station ISD gave an update on the five-year curriculum and assessment plan at its July 21 board meeting after falling short of standards in an audit the district underwent last year.
Auditors recommend CSISD develop a multi-year management plan and update:
- Organizational charts
- Job descriptions
- District policies governing curriculum
- Create processes for a performance-based budget system
Read the full story from Reporter Rhett Brady.