Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 3rd of September.
Good morning, Bryan.
Texas A&M Innovation is turning research from across the Texas A&M University System into products, companies and partnerships that reach those who need them (fueling local progress).
Luke Rollins begins his second year as a Yell Leader at Texas A&M, following his father's footsteps (he was a Yell Leader in the mid-1990s) to carry on the Rollins family legacy.
Burleson County Commissioners enacted a burn ban today — the last in the Brazos Valley with an active ban — joining Leon, Madison, Robertson, Washington, Grimes, and Brazos counties that started their bans on Monday.
Texas A&M Athletics has opened the Junior Aggie Club presented by Children’s Memorial Hermann—two membership options are offered: a $50 Swag Box with A&M items and a $70 Plus membership that provides extra benefits like discounted event tickets.
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Texas A&M soccer faces No. 19 TCU today at Ellis Field at 7 p.m. as the Aggies continue their four-game home series + build on a recent 2-1 win.
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