Good morning, Bryan.

Volunteer Ann Hays completed 9,000 hours of service at the Bush Library & Museum on Thursday and was honored with a new service pin that she proudly wore alongside her previous pins.

The long-time docent began in 1997 and plans to reach 10,000 hours while greeting visitors with Texas hospitality.

Bryan Mayor Bobby Gutierrez and College Station Mayor John Nichols will face off in The Salvation Army’s annual Mayor Ring-Off (a charity event) tomorrow from noon to 5 p.m. at B‑CS Walmart stores.

More than 700 registered nurses at St. Joseph Health in Bryan voted to unionize on Dec.

9 and 10; they now plan to elect a bargaining team to negotiate for safer staffing and improved patient care – a move aimed at strengthening hospital services.

More than 700 registered nurses at St. Joseph Health in Bryan voted to unionize on Dec.

9-10 to join NNOC/NNU (pending NLRB certification), giving them a voice in staffing and patient care as they prepare to elect their bargaining team.

Texas A&M Athletics announced Wednesday that Cashius Howell earned SEC Defensive Player of the Year honors and Trey Zuhn III received the Jacobs Blocking Trophy (Howell is the first Aggie so honored since 1998).

The Aggies host Miami for a playoff game at 11 a.m. Saturday at Kyle Field.

14th Annual BCS College Station Marathon/Half

7:00 a.m. — Wolf Pen Creek Park — Registration costs vary — Experience a scenic and challenging marathon or half marathon course across College Station.

The Active Texan Tinsel Trot

5-8 p.m. — The Pavilion at Lake Walk — Registration required — Get festive with a holiday 5K, 10K, and fun family run as you trot along a beautifully lit course.