Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 16th of September.
Good morning, Bryan.
A Texas A&M College of Engineering professor is launching a program to connect students through networking opportunities.
More details and event dates are expected to be shared soon (all aimed at boosting campus collaboration).
A lane on Texas Avenue is closed today between Hensel Street and University Drive for water line repairs, so motorists should expect delays and follow detour signs.
The No. 41 Haas Factory Team car will race in NASCAR this Saturday night in Bristol wearing Texas A&M colors.
Fans in Bryan can follow the action as the team celebrates local spirit.
Texas A&M will face LSU on Saturday, Sept.
26 at 6:30 p.m. CT on ABC in Baton Rouge. The game is the second consecutive primetime matchup between the teams & Aggies won last year’s 49-25 contest, tying their series at five wins each in the last 10 games.
Texas A&M men's golf kicked off its 100th season on Monday at the Jackson T.
Stephens Cup and finished day one in second place after 36 holes. The team completed the final stroke play round on Tuesday at Fields Ranch East, with match play beginning today.
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