Good morning, Bryan.

David Hoffmann said his childhood experiences and strong family faith shaped his family’s commitment to philanthropy, guiding their ongoing efforts to give back to Bryan.

His insights reinforce a deep tradition of community support that continues to evolve.

Major David Swyers became the new commanding officer at Bryan/College Station Salvation Army from Galveston, while local groups dedicated a live oak as Brazos County's Liberty Tree at Boonville Heritage Park on Thursday, July 2; the tree will be planted later when weather is favorable.

Lee Enterprises chairman David Hoffmann is investing millions to help preserve local newspapers as he believes community journalism is essential.

His planned investment will support a media resource that connects and informs residents in the area.

The Bush Library and Museum has opened its new E Pluribus Unum exhibit that displays artifacts celebrating 250 years of American history (in the main gallery).

A new mural—Star-Spangled Texas—was unveiled at 410 N.

Texas Ave today as part of Coca-Cola's America 250 initiative celebrating local history and Texas pride.

Texas A&M president Susan Ballabina provided an online leadership update on new search committees for a provost and education dean.

A team is set to finish its health science center review by Aug. 1 as she urges campus leaders to restore trust, seize opportunities, and innovate for a stronger A&M.

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.