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Katy school trustee Rebecca Fox has been elected to the Texas Association of School Boards (TASB) Board of Directors for Region 4, Position E. more

Contributed Report | 6/22/22

COLLEGE STATION, TX - OCTOBER 10, 2020 - Place kicker Seth Small #47 of the Texas A&M Aggies during the game between the Florida Gators and the Texas A&M Aggies at Kyle Field in College Station, TX. Photo By Craig Bisacre

Katy grad Small declares for NFL draft

“Thank you to Coach Fisher, Coach Williams, Coach V, Coach Joseph and all the other incredible coaches that have helped me to become the man and athlete I am today, Small said.” more

By Tyler Tyre, Sports Editor | 1/24/22

Zachary Lynch poses with a portion of his own collection of collectible sports cards. Lynch is a finance student at Texas A&M and has worked with two partners to form Card Stock Exchange, a website that tracks trading card value with a mindset that each card is a financial investment – not just a collectible.

Katy area Aggie promotes collectible cards as investments

Katy area Texas A&M student Zachary Lynch and his cofounders Michael Goeden and Joseph Escobar launched Card Stock Exchange through Texas A&M’s McFerrin School of Entrepreneurship last … more

By R. Hans Miller, News Editor | 10/18/21

Taylor High senior offensive guard and Texas A&M signee Bryce Foster poses for a photo during a signing ceremony Friday at the performing arts center at Taylor High.

STAYING HOME

The goals are the 2024 Olympics and NFL Draft. That’s always been the M.O. for Bryce Foster, a two-sport star athlete with an impossibly bright future. more

By Dennis Silva II, Sports Editor | 12/18/20

The intake room at the Travis County Juvenile Detention Center in Austin in 2013. Two advocacy groups want federal officials to investigative violence and sexual abuse in Texas' juvenile justice centers. The request is the latest chapter in a scandal-plagued recent history for the Texas Juvenile Justice Department, which has experienced high turnover rates among staff and leadership.

“They are hurting them”

Children in Texas’ youth lockups are suffering from widespread sexual assault and other constitutional violations, reform advocates wrote Wednesday in a complaint urging a federal investigation … more

By Dan Rosenzweig-Ziff | The Texas Tribune | 10/22/20

Officials confirmed the Big 12 Conference will proceed with its season as scheduled, allowing four major Texas football programs— TCU, UT-Austin, Baylor and Texas Tech— to play.

Big 12 OKs football season, paving way for UT-Austin, Texas Tech, TCU and Baylor to play

The start of the Big 12 Conference’s college football season will move forward as scheduled, conference officials said Wednesday, meaning four major Texas football programs are free to play … more

By Raga Justin | The Texas Tribune | 8/13/20

Waller County 4H participant Sarah McFarlane was awarded a $3,000 Will Looney Memorial scholarship for her hard work and success through the 4-H program.

Waller Co. 4-H student wins scholarship earns scholarship

Sarah McFarlane received one of the Texas 4-H Youth Development Program Opportunity Scholarships for $3,000 dollars, according to a July 9 press release from the Texas A&M Agrilife … more

By Joselyn Hofer | Times Editorial Intern | 7/23/20

Gale Oliver III

Gale Oliver, III, devoted husband and father, died peacefully in his home in Houston surrounded by his loving family on July 10, 2020. He was born in Refugio, Texas on February 13, 1939 to Gale … more

7/15/20

Annabelle Hicks, Ann Marie Cotman Hicks and Allison Hicks outside their north Austin home on July 1, 2020. Annabelle, a Trinity University freshman, and Allison, a University of North Texas senior, both plan to return to their respective campuses this fall.

Texas universities are moving more classes online but keeping tuition the same.

Sarah Ramos has spent her summer anxiously awaiting a fall return to Texas A&M’s campus at College Station. She is hoping for some normalcy after she and her classmates were abruptly forced … more

By Raga Justin and Reese Oxner | The Texas Tribune | 7/6/20

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