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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.
Bryan ISD’s Ginger Carrabine named 2026 Texas Superintendent of the Year
Out of five state finalists, Bryan ISD’s Superintendent Ginger Carrabine was named the 2026 Superintendent of the Year by the Texas Association of School Boards on Oct. 10.
Learn more about the distinction from Reporter Catherine White.
City of Bryan consults outside counsel on uncertain median removal
Bryan City Council reviewed and released legal advice from an independent legal contractor during its Oct. 13 meeting, regarding the legality of removing Texas Department of Transportation medians ahead of the vote on the amendment to remove them this November.
Get the details from Reporter Rhett Brady.
Bryan-College Station candidates discuss growth, housing, taxes in public forum
Candidates representing Bryan and College Station addressed property taxes, public education, economic development, housing affordability, government transparency and public safety during part one of The BCS Chamber of Commerce’s candidates forum on Oct. 13.
Editor Karley Cross has the full breakdown.
College Station ISD board candidates discuss student achievement, funding in forum
Candidates for College Station ISD’s two open Board of Trustees seats discussed student achievement, teacher retention, school safety, state funding and district transparency during the district’s Oct. 13 forum.
Early voting begins Oct. 19 for Brazos County local elections
In-person early voting for the Nov. 3 election will begin Oct. 19 across Brazos County for several local races.
