Need to catch up on news from the past week in the Bryan-College Station area? Check out these five stories.
Mr. G’s Pizzeria marks 30 years as friendship preserves legacy
As Mr. G’s Pizzeria celebrates three decades in downtown Bryan, owner Susan Carnes reflects on the unlikely friendship preserving the restaurant’s legacy and inspiring its next chapter.
Get the full story from Editor Karley Cross.
College Station proposes $576.3M FY27 budget with major capital investments, no utility rate hikes
The city of College Station unveiled its proposed fiscal year 2026-27 budget July 6, outlining a $576.3 million spending plan that prioritizes capital improvements, public safety and employee retention while avoiding increases to electric, water and wastewater rates.
Final budget and tax rate adoption is scheduled for Aug. 27, with the new fiscal year beginning Oct. 1.
Keep reading.
Core Spaces breaks ground on company's 'largest amenity package' in Northgate district
Core Spaces, a company focusing on the construction of student housing and rental homes, has broken ground on a new 60,000 square-foot housing structure coming to Northgate within the next few years.
Find out more from Reporter Rhett Brady.
Brazos County approves $1.8M purchase for future elections facility
Brazos County commissioners approved a contract July 7 worth $1,825,000 to purchase a Bryan property in an effort to consolidate election operations under one roof and prepare the county for changes to Texas election law.
Learn about the property from Editor Karley Cross.
College Station 'cowgirl chic' boutique expands to 2nd location
"Cowgirl chic" women's clothing and accessories store JD Ranch Boutique is expanding to a second location in College Station.
The new location will be in the former Charli boutique along University Drive, which closed for good at the end of May.
Get the details from Reporter Rhett Brady.