Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 29th of January.
Good morning, Bryan.
Bryan-College Station (B-CS) ranked among the nation’s best-performing large metro areas on the Milken Institute’s annual list.
The ranking shows the region’s strong economic performance and solid community growth.
The Bryan ISD school board approved a plan to certify 114 teachers — reducing uncertified staff — to meet state requirements.
Affected teachers must enroll in a preparation program by March 2; early grade teachers will earn an internship by March 31 while others are fully certified by classes in August 2029.
The Texas A&M track team will compete at two meets Jan.
30-31 at Boston University Track & Tennis Center and Norton Healthcare Sport and Learning Center. Earlier wins set a strong stage, as teammates broke records at the Ted Nelson Invitational.
K-POP WARRIORS Live Show
3:00 – 4:30 PM — Brazos County Expo Complex — Cost info not provided — Experience the high-energy world of K-Pop with stunning choreography and vibrant costumes that will thrill audiences.
Coffee Crawl Fundraiser
February 16-27 — Multiple Local Coffee Shops — $35 donation — Sip local coffee while supporting CASA volunteers advocating for children in foster care.
2026 Aggieland Rumble
6-8 p.m. — Sam Rayburn Intermediate School — Tickets required — Experience thrilling wrestling matches with the exciting Aggieland Rumble!
2026 Taste of Aggieland
5-8 p.m. — Brazos County Expo Complex — Portion of proceeds to local restaurants — Enjoy a delightful evening of food and community spirit.
TX-USAW Open & Girls Folkstyle State Championship 2026
8 a.m. – 2 p.m. — Legends Event Center — Participation Fee Required — Compete at the annual state championship for folkstyle wrestling, fostering sportsmanship and talent.
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