Good morning, College Station.

Dylan McDaniel brought six animals from Wild Things Zoofari to Clara B.

Mounce Public Library Tuesday, where children and parents enjoyed watching a lazy red rough lemur and other critters up close + sparking wonder and lively questions. Wild Things Zoofari will host free animal encounters at Larry J. Ringer Library in College Station on Thursday at 10:30 a.m. + 2 p.m.

Fujifilm Diosynth Biotechnologies extended an agreement with Brazos County to invest $30M in expanding its College Station facilities and add 150 employees by 2029—this expansion will boost local job growth and sustain industry strength.

Tuesday the Bush Library held its annual birthday celebration for George and Barbara Bush where several hundred visitors enjoyed cake, balloon twisting, and community activities (crazy socks and pearls theme) in the museum rotunda.

The library will host a movie night with food and a bounce house on Friday (George’s 101st birthday celebration), adding to the ongoing festivities.

James Earl Rudder High School published lists of student names for all four grades—ninth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth—that give a clear view of its class rosters.

Texas A&M University is building the Linda and Dennis Clark '68 Small Animal Teaching Hospital and will open it in summer 2027.

The new hospital will offer more space, better treatments and enhanced training for students, staff and pet patients (with support from donors) (to expand clinical research and care).

College Station High School published its student rosters for ninth, tenth, eleventh and twelfth grades—listing hundreds of names including Macayla Abbott for ninth grade and Sara Abou Chahin for twelfth grade.

The list shows the complete enrollment for all classes.

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.

Texas T-Birds Concert

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Cavalry Court, Valencia Hotel Collection — Complimentary entry — Experience the Texas T-Birds' lively blend of rock, southern rock, country, and pop hits.