Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 1st of July.
Good morning, Bryan.
Brazos Valley Groundwater Conservation District & Brazos County hosted an Aquifers 101 session at Brazos Center to explain groundwater management amid local water concerns.
The event aimed to empower residents with practical knowledge about sustaining the region’s growing water demand.
The Brazos County Health District confirmed that mosquito traps in the College Station area tested positive for West Nile virus and said extra checks and larvicide treatments will soon begin.
Residents are urged to drain standing water, use DEET repellent, and dress in long, loose clothing outdoors.
Tomorrow, Boonville Heritage Park will host an America 250 event featuring the planting of Brazos County’s Liberty Tree led by the historical commission chair.
The health district also confirmed West Nile Virus in mosquito samples from the 77845 area and urged residents to reduce standing water.
Eight Aggie players earned preseason honors from Athlon in a Texas A&M Athletics release—wide receiver Mario Craver and safety Marcus Ratcliffe led with All-America and All-SEC honors, and the team opens its season on Sept.
5 at Kyle Field against Missouri State.
Mosaic Art Workshop
6-8 p.m., 1-3 p.m. — DEGALLERY — $180.00 — Immerse yourself in the creative process of mosaic art over a weekend with expert guidance.
2026 Brangus Days
10 a.m.-12 p.m. — The Stella Hotel, Autograph Collection — Free entry — Celebrate Brangus cattle with educational sessions and community fellowship.
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