Good morning, Bryan.

The College Station ISD board approved a contract on March 18 to expand College Station High School and renovate Rock Prairie Elementary, with work set to begin April 1.

The projects will add classrooms, labs, and office space at a guaranteed maximum price of $56,850,715 — and a combined process saved six months of the timeline with $100,000 in cost savings.

Texas A&M University's ban on the Draggieland performance was overturned by a U.S. District Court ruling made Monday—Judge Lee H.

Rosenthal said the ban violated the free speech rights of the student-run Queer Empowerment Council. Students plan to hold the drag show on Thursday at Rudder Theatre.

At a March 18th meeting, the College Station ISD board approved a $56,850,715 contract to expand College Station High School and renovate Rock Prairie Elementary — the high school project will add 103,400 square feet for labs, classrooms and career education while the elementary project will add 4,600 square feet for administration, reducing the timeline by six months and saving $100,000 — with both projects set to start on April 1.

A federal judge ruled that the drag show will be held on the Texas A&M campus on Thursday, March 27, blocking a board ban enacted on February 28.

Judge Lee Rosenthal stated that colleges must protect free speech and artistic expression — those who are offended are free to stay away.

During the March 18 meeting, citizen Jack Robbins read a group's statement asking to remove the Texas Avenue median and mayor Bobby Gutierrez said TxDOT is willing to work with the city.

The mayor added he would only support an FM 1179 expansion plan without medians—warning the city risks losing federal funds.

The city of Bryan announced on March 21 the deployment of solar powered safety sticks—devices that measure parking usage—for a 30-day trial without issuing tickets.

Deputy city manager Joey Dunn—supporting the pilot program—said a city committee formed in February will review the data to help improve parking.

In a comeback win at Davis Diamond on Sunday, the No.6 Texas A&M softball team claimed a 9-7 series victory over No.24 Alabama by rallying in the sixth inning—using key singles to tie and take the lead.

The team will host midweek games against Sam Houston Tuesday at 6 p.m. and North Texas Wednesday at 6 p.m.

On Saturday at Hawkins Field, the Texas A&M baseball team lost 8-5 to No. 22 Vanderbilt—four Aggies managed multiple hits while the team struggled to keep pace with the Commodores.

The Aggies return home today to Blue Bell Park at 6 p.m. to face Houston Christian.

Texas A&M men's basketball season ended on Saturday—after the team lost 91-79 to the Michigan Wolverines in the NCAA Tournament second round at Ball Arena—despite holding a 10-point lead with over 13 minutes left before Michigan's rally turned the game.

Theo Von: Return of The Rat Tour

2:30-8:30 p.m. — Reed Arena — Ticket prices vary — Experience the comedic talents of one of America's rising stars in a live performance.

Big Barn Dance Music Festival Featuring Josh Grider

The Big Barn Dance Music Festival at Travis Bryan Midtown Park showcases top talent in Country, Bluegrass, and Americana music, providing a vibrant weekend of listening and dancing.

On-Site Tour at Waldenbrooke Court

This event offers an opportunity to explore Waldenbrooke Court, a senior living community recognized for its exceptional dining, care, and activities.

Mead Making Class at Lonestar Meadery

7-9 p.m. — Lone Star Meadery — Cost included in class fee — Learn the ancient craft of mead making and create your own 2-gallon batch.

Gladiator Dash Mud Run

Get ready to unleash your inner warrior — 3.1 miles — Gladiator Dash — Registration fees apply — Conquer obstacles and support a noble cause for children in need.

City of Bryan Open House

11 a.m. – 2 p.m. — Legends Event Center — Free entry — Explore local departments and engage with services at this informative community event.