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Articles by Cara Hudson
Destination Bryan
Editor’s note: This article is sponsored content. All photos were provided by Visit Bryan. For the history buffs, there’s a story to why Bryan and College Station are so closely intertwined. In 1871 when the Texas Legislature approved plans for an Agricultural and Mechanical College, there were a few cities that fought to have this new school on its land. Austin and Waco were among those fighting for the opportunity (this is where you hiss).
Fixer Upper: How to enhance your current space without breaking the bank
Whether your dream home is scattered in dog-eared HGTV magazines or neatly saved on a Pinterest board — home improvements can be intimidating. Homeowners may be ready to revamp their space but unsure where to start or how much they want to invest. Enhancing your home doesn’t have to mean gutting entire rooms or changing everything from floor to ceiling. Renovations can be scary, but they don’t have to be with the right help.
A Passion for Fashion: Bygone Vintage owner talks school-work balance, future of business
Racks filled to the brim with sweatshirts, t-shirts, shoes and hats and a designated section full of maroon and white, Bygone Vintage offers a unique shopping experience for Aggie enthusiasts and vintage collectors alike. The student-run business offers hundreds of unique clothing designs, quickly becoming a Bryan/College Station favorite.
Rooting for Locals: Pot Heads Plant Shop owner Bree Frasier talks plant benefits, supporting local artists
Dinosaurs and disco balls. Miniature trolls and a five-legged dog. Every inch of the shop is blooming with color, plants familiar and unknown and art of all kinds. Herbalists and plant junkies alike need to step into the oasis of greenery and handmade art at Pot Heads Plant Shop. Located in Downtown Bryan, Pot Heads features a wide array of houseplants, cacti and succulents as well as handmade pieces from artisans across the state of Texas.
A Hands-On Approach: AgriLife Extension offers agricultural curriculum for all ages
From the food on your plate to the clothes on your back, agriculture is the backbone of everything we consume. In recent years, with more kids spending time on iPads than making mud pies, there is a serious lack of connection between children and the world of agriculture. Junior Master Gardener, or JMG, is an international program that has a cooperative through the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension network.
In Full Bloom: The Gardens at Texas A&M University campus offers learning opportunities, brings gorgeous views
Looking to learn about home gardening or water conservation? Trying to become an expert on seasonal crops or native birds? Interested in landscape architecture or different planting methods? A hidden gem is waiting for you right in the heart of College Station. Currently occupying seven acres on the West Campus of Texas A&M University, The Gardens serve as a teaching and research space for the community.
Rocking Around the Christmas Tree: Tanglewood Christmas Tree farm offers choose and cut tree experience
The car is full of awkwardly belted Christmas karaoke. Walking through the acres of pines, each family member keeps an eye peeled for one that has space for their own favorite ornament. And suddenly there it is, a beam of light shining down much like from the heavens. Their own perfect Griswold family Christmas tree. When Dan and Jan Peery were searching for their own Christmas tree, they came to the realization that they could grow some good looking trees themselves.
Made With Love: Brenham Blessings helps provide holiday meals to those in need
Chatter echoes through the kitchen as steaming casserole dishes clutter the counters. A stockpile of green beans, cranberry sauce, stuffing and sweet potatoes fills each place setting. A grand turkey is the centerpiece to this gathering of family young and old and generations in-between. But not every family can manage such a lavish spread.
Generational Legacy: Readfield Meats & Deli owner credits personalized service for loyal customer base
Whether you’re trying to make an Insta-worthy charcuterie board or looking for the perfect main dish for the family Thanksgiving, there’s one place in town that will have everything you need. The infamous Readfield Meats & Deli boasts a bright red steer out front that is a landmarker standing on top of an old-school looking sign, which has drawn people in for decades producing continuous quality meat products and top notch customer service.
CSISD bond election, YMCA to come to Brazos Valley
Business owners, community leaders and representatives from all around the Brazos Valley gathered on Wednesday to take part in the Greater Brazos Valley Builders Association October Luncheon, sponsored by Stylecraft. Several community leaders including former College Station Mayor Karl Mooney and College Station I.S.D. Superintendent Dr. Tim Harkrider shared information regarding new and upcoming businesses, events and elections. Dr. Harkrider shared details about the upcoming Nov.
Keeping hazardous waste out of landfills
Batteries, paint cans and laptops, oh my. Hazardous waste is everywhere you look, even if you don’t realize it, — you hold it in your pocket, it sits under your bathroom sink and comes out of your car when you are completing routine maintenance. Few people know everything that is considered hazardous waste in their very own household, let alone how to safely get rid of it. Twin Oaks Landfill will be collecting hazardous household waste on Saturday, Oct.
Out and A Bout: Brazos Valley Roller Derby to host upcoming Texas tournament in Bryan
A whistle blows and the pack takes off, skates hit the ground in rapid succession and each jammer searches for an opening through the brick wall of blockers. Each jammer displays a star on their helmet and the lead jammer controls the game for the rest of the jam (like a play in football). The constant clatter of skates and pads fills the packed stadium while opposing jerseys whiz past one another. The Brazos Valley Roller Derby team will suit up Dec.
Creating Lifelong Smiles: Owner of Light Pediatric Dentistry speaks on dentist nerves, why dental hygiene is important
Colorful beanbags, the songs of Disney's Frozen and laughter fill the waiting room. As soon as the door to Light Pediatric Dentistry opens, it’s nothing but smiles. This Children’s Health Month, all parents should take time to learn about the lasting impact dental health could have on their children. To the surprise of many parents, the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry guidelines recommend that children start seeing a dentist by their first birthday.
Aggie Ring Day expects massive turnout
4,900 pieces of solid gold. Over 400 volunteers. Up to 45,000 family and friends in attendance. The day that every freshman yearns for and every alum looks back on. This piece of jewelry isn’t quite like any other. It signifies something much larger than anyone from the inside looking out can explain. Over 4,300 Aggies will receive their rings in College Station from 1 to 5 p.m. on Thursday, September 28, and 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday, Sept. 29.
Navasota Wedding Walk hosts vendors for all area wedding needs
Whether the wedding of your dreams is scattered in dog-eared bridal magazines or haphazardly saved on a Pinterest board — wedding planning is hard. Soon-to-be brides and grooms must choose everything down to the table decor and which appetizers to serve. Make the decisions easier by getting them all done in one fell swoop. The P.A. Smith Hotel will host the first annual Wedding Walk alongside local Navasota businesses and vendors.
National Night Out brings community together
Inflatable slides, bounce houses and hot dogs galore will fill different sectors of the community. Kids of all ages will be able to run around and neighbors can get to know the people they wave at on the daily. Police officers will spend their time off getting to know the people they serve. An evening full of block parties and cookouts will be held across the Bryan/College Station area for the annual National Night Out celebration on Tuesday, Oct. 3.
College Station Comic Con gives space for 'nerd culture'
With events like a Mario Kart 64 tournament and a Cosplay on a Budget panel, College Station Comic Con has events for all ages and interests. Attendees can look forward to shopping, celebrity panelists and even the first ever College Station Cosplay Contest. The 2023 College Station Comic Con, hosted at the Brazos County Expo, will feature celebrity voice actors, video game tournaments and over 100 vendors with everything from figurines to branded apparel the weekend of September 9-10.
Two-year outcomes following a randomised platelet transfusion trial in preterm infants
Abstract Objective Assess mortality and neurodevelopmental outcomes at 2 years of corrected age in children who participated in the PlaNeT-2/MATISSE (Platelets for Neonatal Transfusion - 2/Management of Thrombocytopenia in Special Subgroup) study, which reported that a higher platelet transfusion threshold was associated with significantly increased mortality or major bleeding compared to a lower one. Design Randomised clinical trial, enrolling from June 2011 to August 2017.
Two-year outcomes following a randomised platelet transfusion trial in preterm infants
Abstract Objective Assess mortality and neurodevelopmental outcomes at 2 years of corrected age in children who participated in the PlaNeT-2/MATISSE (Platelets for Neonatal Transfusion - 2/Management of Thrombocytopenia in Special Subgroup) study, which reported that a higher platelet transfusion threshold was associated with significantly increased mortality or major bleeding compared to a lower one. Design Randomised clinical trial, enrolling from June 2011 to August 2017.
First Friday transforms Downtown Bryan into ‘Austin for a night’
What started as a small business owner combining her love of art and her husband's jazz band quickly turned into a monthly event that draws in thousands of locals and students alike. With Main Street blocked off from traffic, the monthly First Friday event in Downtown Bryan spotlights local art, artists and nonprofits plus offers a night full of free live music and interactive entertainment.
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