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Working around ‘Big 6’: Bryan-College Station and local businesses prepare for effects of Hwy. 6 construction

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By James Norman Verified, Karley Cross Verified, Rhett Brady
| Community Impact Newspaper Verified
Work on State Hwy. 6 throughout the Bryan-College Station area, which has been dubbed the ‘Big 6,’ is expected to last through 2030. In the meantime, officials and locals are preparing for life during the construction. Construction on Hwy. 6 will include several changes along the corridor aimed at helping to better deal with growing traffic counts in the area. What you need to know The roughly $670 million Big 6 project, which will expand and add to the State Hwy.
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Why the Best AI Investors Are Also Builders

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By James Norman Verified, Sean Green
| Chief Investment Officer Verified
For decades, venture capital has operated on a relatively simple premise: Back exceptional founders early, provide capital, open doors and help companies scale. In prior technology waves​—​​​cloud computing, mobile, or ​software as a service—​​​that formula often worked. Investors did not need to be operators themselves to add value. Pattern recognition, networks and conviction were enough to matter. ​​​Artificial intelligence is changing that model.
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School budgets, Midtown Legacy Park: 5 stories to catch up on in the Bryan-College Station area

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By James Norman Verified, Karley Cross Verified
| Community Impact Newspaper Verified
Need to catch up on news from this past week in the Bryan-College Station area? Check out these five stories. Bryan breaks ground on Midtown Legacy Park The city of Bryan broke ground on Midtown Legacy Park on May 18, making way for its new destination playground at Travis Bryan Midtown Park. The all-abilities playground, located along the 300 block of Midtown Boardwalk Way, is designed to serve children and families of all ages. Read more.
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