Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 27th of May.
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🎭 Culture
Former Eagle opinions page editor Robert Borden died Sunday in Tomball at age 75 after retiring last September following 38 years at the paper—he was known for his fair coverage of politics and support for the arts.
🎓 Education
Texas A&M University shows respect for fallen Aggies at several on-campus memorials—current Corps of Cadets learn to 'return with honor' as they pass by memorials like the Memorial Student Center and Corps Memorial Plaza.
This tribute reminds visitors of past sacrifices made by Aggies during wars and conflicts.
🏛️ Government
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission approved nearly $7 million in grants on May 22 to fund 24 trail projects statewide.
In College Station, Texas Independence Park received $287,997 for its west phase trails project — which will build three miles of natural multi-use trail and a .73-mile concrete path with benches and trash cans — to improve park amenities.
🎉 College Station Events
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Texas Youth 7v7 Championship Weekend
8 a.m. – 5 p.m. — Veterans Park and Athletic Complex — $20 early-bird/$30 regular — Experience an action-packed weekend featuring youth 7v7 football matches.
Open House at 18098 Copper River Drive
12-3 p.m. — 18098 Copper River Drive, College Station, TX — Free entry — Explore this stunning 4-bedroom estate with luxury features in a beautiful community setting.
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