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Texas A&M student Sam Wurfel launched the Lunchbox Project, a nonprofit that provides food and clothing for the homeless plus comics for hospitalized children.

The initiative shows local dedication to helping neighbors in need.

Sprouts opens its first Brazos Valley store today at 1913 Texas Avenue South in College Station, featuring a 6:45 a.m. ribbon-cutting and a pop-up party until 5:00 p.m. where the first 200 shoppers get free tote bags and the first 400 receive free roses + sign-up deals.

Texas A&M University will train Space Force officers through 2036 using hands-on classes and practical experiences.

The program will help build skills for space jobs and support national defense in our local community.

Texas A&M University will host the Space Force’s Captains Leadership Course through 2036 at the Annenberg Presidential Conference Center starting fiscal year 2027 — training up to 420 Guardians annually in a four-week resident program that builds on six successful cohorts and stresses leadership for space operations.

Texas A&M soccer hosted No. 7 Alabama at 7 p.m. on Thursday at Ellis Field.

The Aggies — averaging more shots and goals than last season — aimed to earn their first SEC points in the contest.

Texas A&M women’s golf team shot a record 15-under 273 on Wednesday at Golfweek Red Sky Classic to secure the third lowest round in program history.

They will compete in fall golf from Oct. 19-21 at The Fin in Fairfield — a contest set to boost their season.

Texas A&M’s No. 2 equestrian team opens its season with a doubleheader against Delaware State and Minnesota Crookston at 8 a.m. Thursday at Redstone Ranch (the team holds an 8-0 record against Delaware State and will face Minnesota for the first time).