Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 10th of January.
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🏘️ Community
Brazos County law enforcement agencies raised $7,586 for The Cure Starts Now–Central Texas to support childhood cancer research through the Beard It Up and Color for the Cure campaigns.
🚨 Crime
Milton Miller, a 59-year-old from Bryan, was sentenced to 45 years in prison for having a firearm as a convicted felon, after a Bryan resident reported him entering their house with a gun.
🎓 Education
Texas A&M's McFerrin Center concludes a weeklong entrepreneurship boot camp for veterans with a public graduate gallery event showcasing their business plans.
The Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service expanded the discussion at its second electric vehicle and stored energy summit to include various emergency scenarios and safety protocols involving different energy storage systems.
🏛️ Government
College Station City Council unanimously approved the Northgate small area plan but denied the proposed sale of a city-owned parking lot for high-rise development after hearing public concerns.
🎉 College Station Events
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Brazos Valley Cotillion for Youth
A four-week program designed for youth aged 10-18 to develop character, confidence, and social skills through dining and conversation etiquette.
Michael Cavanaugh Concert: The Music of Paul Simon and More
Michael Cavanaugh performs iconic songs from Paul Simon, Simon and Garfunkel, and other famous singer-songwriters at the Rudder Complex.
First Saturday Valentine’s Art Market at DEGALLERY
The First Saturday Valentine’s Art Market features local and international artists, live jazz music, and family-friendly art activities in an outdoor setting.
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