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Need to catch up on news from the past week in the Bryan-College Station area? Check out these five stories.
Texas A&M reports record 2026-27 enrollment, over 83,000 applications
Texas A&M University reported a record number of applications for its 2026-27 freshman class this fall, while the university continues to hold undergraduate tuition and fees at 2021 rates.
More homes sold in Bryan, College Station in September compared to same month last year
Of the area's six ZIP codes, four increased in the number of homes sold in September compared to the same month last year. Overall, more homes were sold by a count of nine.
BCS Chamber of Commerce awards Citizen, Volunteer of the Year
The BCS Chamber of Commerce awarded its Citizen and Volunteer of the Year awards to two local residents for their dedicated service to the community during the Chamber's Nov. 9 banquet.
Citizen of the Year: Brigadier General Joe Ramirez
Volunteer of the Year: Paige Naumann
Learn more from Reporter Rhett Brady.
Bryan-College Station MPO gathers input on potential $200M street projects
The Bryan-College Station Metropolitan Planning Organization met with residents at Legends Event Center on Nov. 10 to discuss and gather feedback on potential construction projects on University Drive and South College Avenue, including a $200 million crossing.
Texas A&M to tighten campus rules for electric scooters
Texas A&M University System regents announced new rules and guidelines for on-campus micromobility vehicles, including no phone use and new training requirements. The update comes as regents continue their push to address student crashes on campus during their Nov. 12 meeting, prioritizing student and pedestrian safety.
