Good morning, Bryan.

WTAW Radio received its second Marconi Award for small market radio programming on October 21 when the National Association of Broadcasters honored the station at its New York Show.

The win added to Bryan Broadcasting’s record with seven Marconi Awards (including previous wins) and marked another milestone as the station was one of five finalists in the category.

At its September meeting, the College Station ISD board reported that 63% of employees joined the foundation fund campaign, generating a record $216,000 in pledges.

Superintendent Tim Harkrider said administrator retention improved to over 90% from rates of 82% and 81%—a sign of progress for the district.

St. Joseph Health announced that it will build a new primary care facility in south College Station between Texas 6 Frontage Road and Midtown Drive—this center will serve 12 providers and open in fall.

A groundbreaking event is set for November 20—co-hosted with the local Chamber of Commerce.

A Texas A&M race car with the school’s logos will run in a NASCAR event in Martinsville, Virginia this Sunday—showing fans the team’s colors on a major race day.

Texas A&M’s No. 41 Ford Mustang driven by Cole Custer will race this Sunday at Martinsville Speedway in Virginia with a maroon paint job and the slogan 'Together, We stand as a Force for Good' on its hood.

The season-long sponsorship with Haas Factory Team also includes paid internships for Aggie engineers—showing the university’s growing presence in racing.

Texas A&M’s women’s golf team came back from a seven-shot gap to win the Jim West Challenge by one shot over Florida State on Monday at the Kissing Tree Golf Club.

Coach Gerrod Chadwell said the team’s strong finish on the last nine holes—especially a 6-under 66 round by Cayetana Fernández García-Poggio—helped them win, and they will compete next Tuesday at Baylor One Day to finish the fall season.

Bryan TX Songwriter Festival

7-11 p.m. — The Songwriter — Check website for ticket info — A celebration of talented musicians with performances from over 20 singer-songwriters in historic downtown Bryan.

Kolby Cooper Live in Bryan

5-9 p.m. — Grand Stafford Theater — Ticket pricing not listed — Enjoy live music from Kolby Cooper, a rising star from Texas with deep country roots.

Halloweentown in Historic Downtown Bryan

3-6 p.m. — Park Station - Downtown Bryan — Free entry — Experience family-friendly Halloween activities with trick-or-treating, costume contests, and crafts.

Hiring Red, White and You Event

10 AM – 2 PM — Texas Workforce — Free entry — Connect with employers and explore new job opportunities tailored for veterans and the general public.

Brazos Valley Blessings Christmas Gala & Silent Auction

6-10 p.m. — Legends Event Center — Tickets available from $15 — Celebrate the holiday season with a magical evening of empowerment and community support.

Tree Planting, Pruning & Disease

12-1 p.m. — Demonstration Idea Garden — Free entry — Learn essential gardening techniques with the Master Gardeners in a hands-on educational setting.