I heard they are closing the location on Texas in Bryan.bcstx06 said:
The new C&J's BBQ on W. J. Bryan is looking really nice. I wonder if they will close any of the other locations because of this new one.
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halibut sinclair said:I heard they are closing the location on Texas in Bryan.bcstx06 said:
The new C&J's BBQ on W. J. Bryan is looking really nice. I wonder if they will close any of the other locations because of this new one.
Basically they are moving from renting the texas Ave location to owning the William j Bryan. Prudent business move of course to own it. Also prudent in that particular corridor of texas Ave is a dead zone and somewhat blighted.
They are closing the downtown Bryan location.bcstx06 said:Bones2012 said:
Area between prosperity bank and gramercy park apartments on east university is being developed. I drove past and saw a sign up but couldn't read it in time. I think I remember an assisted living facility being proposed for that area. Hopefully some restaurant/retail will go in as well.
It's supposed to be this: https://www.kbtx.com/2021/02/26/new-economic-development-coming-to-the-city-of-bryan/
I believe I saw a sign that said retail center coming soon or something like that. Maybe they are building the retail before the residential.
The new C&J's BBQ on W. J. Bryan is looking really nice. I wonder if they will close any of the other locations because of this new one.
Total Wine is coming...... somewhere near the B/CS city line. Trying to get more details.
YAY!!
It's going where world market was
trouble said:
It's going where world market was
Could be, but they've put out for bid construction that would indicate a freestanding structure.
I want World Market back.
A Filipino restaurant (Pinoy) has replaced Pin Toh Cafe on Wellborn road.
BQ_90 said:Another empty car lot.Chris98 said:
CARMAX is going in by Coopers
I'm sure the sales taxes are great... But I really liked that hwy 6 in cs wasn't just covered in car lots. Progress.
Everybody wants to be on the Bypass.
halibut sinclair said:
Everybody wants to be on the Bypass.
Not COSTCO
Did
Someone force them to be on the bypass?
Someone force them to be on the bypass?
This refers to the bypass literalists who assert that once Business 6 rejoins Highway 6 south of town, the freeway is no longer technically a "bypass."montegobay said:
Did
Someone force them to be on the bypass?
Everyone else calls it the bypass until somewhere north of Navasota.
The bypass is Hwy 6 where it bypasses the portion of town where Business 6 exists. Some of you know Business 6 as Texas Avenue.
Thus Costco, new Dutch Bros, Scott & White Hospital, Lowe's, everything at Tower Point and Caprock, Kroger plaza at Rock Prairie - not on the bypass.
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Thus Costco, new Dutch Bros, Scott & White Hospital, Lowe's, everything at Tower Point and Caprock, Kroger plaza at Rock Prairie - not on the bypass.
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when they completing the loop?
TyHolden said:
when they completing the loop?
Not in our lifetimes.
No they don't.techno-ag said:This refers to the bypass literalists who assert that once Business 6 rejoins Highway 6 south of town, the freeway is no longer technically a "bypass."montegobay said:
Did
Someone force them to be on the bypass?
Everyone else calls it the bypass until somewhere north of Navasota.
This may have already been discussed, but there is a huge 10+ acre warehouse type building going in north of town on the feeder road just south of Kristen distributing. Any info on what this is? It's a giant building.
New Fedex distribution center.Bones2012 said:
This may have already been discussed, but there is a huge 10+ acre warehouse type building going in north of town on the feeder road just south of Kristen distributing. Any info on what this is? It's a giant building.
Immediately next to Bike Barn in Texas they have a bunch of scaffolding or something similar. Wonder if they are going to expand.
halibut sinclair said:No they don't.techno-ag said:This refers to the bypass literalists who assert that once Business 6 rejoins Highway 6 south of town, the freeway is no longer technically a "bypass."montegobay said:
Did
Someone force them to be on the bypass?
Everyone else calls it the bypass until somewhere north of Navasota.
I don't think I've ever heard anyone outside of this forum use "bypass". It's just "6", and business 6 is just "Texas".
Back when there was was practically nothing in south CS on 6, lots of people called it the bypass.
MyNameIsJeff said:halibut sinclair said:No they don't.techno-ag said:This refers to the bypass literalists who assert that once Business 6 rejoins Highway 6 south of town, the freeway is no longer technically a "bypass."montegobay said:
Did
Someone force them to be on the bypass?
Everyone else calls it the bypass until somewhere north of Navasota.
I don't think I've ever heard anyone outside of this forum use "bypass". It's just "6", and business 6 is just "Texas".
Obviously you are not from these parts.
I'm a millennial who grew up in College Station since I was 2yo and while I've heard it called the bypass, the large majority of ppl always just referred to it as "6" or "Highway 6".
To longtime Bryan folks, Highway 6 has been known as the Bypass or East Bypass since it opened in the early 70s. Conversely, FM 2818 or Harvey Mitchell Parkway was known as the West Bypass when it opened.
https://150.bryantx.gov/timeline-1961-1990/
One of the biggest changes to affect Bryan in the last 75 years occurred in the early 1970s as the Highway 6 Bypass opened to traffic. This four-lane highway that curved around Bryan's downtown, commercial and residential districts wasn't necessarily the death knell for a declining Downtown Bryan, but it certainly didn't help as development now started to move out to the east and south of downtown. The Bypass did accomplish one thing almost immediately, however: Getting heavy trucks off Texas Avenue.
https://150.bryantx.gov/timeline-1961-1990/
One of the biggest changes to affect Bryan in the last 75 years occurred in the early 1970s as the Highway 6 Bypass opened to traffic. This four-lane highway that curved around Bryan's downtown, commercial and residential districts wasn't necessarily the death knell for a declining Downtown Bryan, but it certainly didn't help as development now started to move out to the east and south of downtown. The Bypass did accomplish one thing almost immediately, however: Getting heavy trucks off Texas Avenue.
It was the Bypass and Texas Ave when I was in school here mid 80s for sure. Not 6 and business 6
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can we take the bypass argument to another thread
BQ_90 said:
can we take the bypass argument to another thread
The Bypass helps people get to where they are coming and going.
so, you're saying that we should bypass the bypass argument?BQ_90 said:
can we take the bypass argument to another thread
Stampede (https://www.stationstampede.com/about) coming soon sign up at Post Oak Mall where Southerns was located.
Fbuckie said:
Stampede (https://www.stationstampede.com/about) coming soon sign up at Post Oak Mall where Southerns was located.
A good live venue besides Harry's would be helpful.
maroon barchetta said:Fbuckie said:
Stampede (https://www.stationstampede.com/about) coming soon sign up at Post Oak Mall where Southerns was located.
A good live venue besides Harry's would be helpful.
The video on their promo looks..... disappointing.
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Any idea if it is going to be just replacing the facility they have down the road, or is this going to be like what they have in Hutchins?rocketscience said:New Fedex distribution center.Bones2012 said:
This may have already been discussed, but there is a huge 10+ acre warehouse type building going in north of town on the feeder road just south of Kristen distributing. Any info on what this is? It's a giant building.
Hopefully it is the latter because Hutchins is where B/CS gets most of its shipments from, and they get jammed up almost every week.
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A few additional images of the plan for the Rev building in Northgate (315 College Main)
