Garhett_W said:
Stop lights going up at the intersection of Wellborn and Fitch.
maroon barchetta said:Average Joe said:
Not sure if it's been posted (skipped past all the nasty Kettle vs Salad place debate), but First National Bank going at the entrance of the Southern Pointe subdivision.
Thank goodness there will finally be a bank in this town!!!!
They are building an HTeaO right there. McDonalds is somewhere in that area as well.maroon barchetta said:
Maybe this has been covered by what is being built on Wellborn Road, north of Holleman, next to Berkeley House apartments?
Captn_Ag05 said:
HTeaO is corner or Wellborn and Lonnie Lane.
AggiePhil said:Captn_Ag05 said:
HTeaO is corner or Wellborn and Lonnie Lane.
I've lived here over 20 years and have never heard that referred to as Lonnie Lane. I see that on Google Maps but have never seen a street sign or heard people call it that.
maroon barchetta said:AggiePhil said:Captn_Ag05 said:
HTeaO is corner or Wellborn and Lonnie Lane.
I've lived here over 20 years and have never heard that referred to as Lonnie Lane. I see that on Google Maps but have never seen a street sign or heard people call it that.
I also had no idea there was a street name. I thought it was a driveway.
Why not North Gate?rockelle said:
According to Councilwoman Shurtleff on WTAW this morning, a trolley service under a new federal grant will service downtown Bryan, midtown, Century Square and the MSC.
more info from KAGS
https://www.kagstv.com/article/news/local/brazos-transit-district-receives-965-million-dollar-grant-for-sustainable-public-transportation/499-c5927447-9698-4ea3-a923-2deae1efdd60#:~:text=BRYAN%2C%20Brazos%20County%20%E2%80%94%20The%20Brazos,emission%20vehicles%20around%20the%20nation.
https://150.bryantx.gov/timeline-1901-1930/
History repeating itself:
Starting in 1910 and running for 13 years, the Bryan-College Interurban Railway was a trolley line that connected Bryan to Texas A&M, four miles to the southeast. The trip from Bryan took 30 minutes, and the cost to ride was 15 cents round-trip.
Its reliability was often called into question, particularly in its early years when it was propelled along its tracks by an underpowered gasoline engine. These early cars had to be pushed up the Hillcrest incline on Saturday afternoons when the trolley was crowded. Eventually, the trolley was converted to electric power in 1915.
When difficulties occurred (and they often did), the accepted cry was "Ladies, keep your seats; Profs, get out and walk; and Cadets, get out and push!"
I am having a hard time believing there are stores that only sell arch supports.Captn_Ag05 said:
https://www.goodfeet.com/
Opening in Tower Point next to the generator store.
https://brazosguardian.com/2023/03/09/murdochs-ranch-home-supply-coming-to-college-station/Studro8355 said:
Does anyone know what is going on with the south portion of the old Sears building at the mall? It looks like they're doing some partial demolition on it. Also any updates on the old Macy's and Bealls buildings too?
MiMi said:I am having a hard time believing there are stores that only sell arch supports.Captn_Ag05 said:
https://www.goodfeet.com/
Opening in Tower Point next to the generator store.
MiMi said:https://brazosguardian.com/2023/03/09/murdochs-ranch-home-supply-coming-to-college-station/Studro8355 said:
Does anyone know what is going on with the south portion of the old Sears building at the mall? It looks like they're doing some partial demolition on it. Also any updates on the old Macy's and Bealls buildings too?
Captn_Ag05 said:MiMi said:I am having a hard time believing there are stores that only sell arch supports.Captn_Ag05 said:
https://www.goodfeet.com/
Opening in Tower Point next to the generator store.
Right? I had never heard of them, but apparently they have over 200 stores.
TyHolden said:Why not North Gate?rockelle said:
According to Councilwoman Shurtleff on WTAW this morning, a trolley service under a new federal grant will service downtown Bryan, midtown, Century Square and the MSC.
more info from KAGS
https://www.kagstv.com/article/news/local/brazos-transit-district-receives-965-million-dollar-grant-for-sustainable-public-transportation/499-c5927447-9698-4ea3-a923-2deae1efdd60#:~:text=BRYAN%2C%20Brazos%20County%20%E2%80%94%20The%20Brazos,emission%20vehicles%20around%20the%20nation.
https://150.bryantx.gov/timeline-1901-1930/
History repeating itself:
Starting in 1910 and running for 13 years, the Bryan-College Interurban Railway was a trolley line that connected Bryan to Texas A&M, four miles to the southeast. The trip from Bryan took 30 minutes, and the cost to ride was 15 cents round-trip.
Its reliability was often called into question, particularly in its early years when it was propelled along its tracks by an underpowered gasoline engine. These early cars had to be pushed up the Hillcrest incline on Saturday afternoons when the trolley was crowded. Eventually, the trolley was converted to electric power in 1915.
When difficulties occurred (and they often did), the accepted cry was "Ladies, keep your seats; Profs, get out and walk; and Cadets, get out and push!"
Captn_Ag05 said:
McAlister's Deli is building a location in south College Station - at the corner of Woodcreek and 6. That is just north of the center with Luigi's.
That's going to make getting on the feeder road from woodcreek even more annoying.Captn_Ag05 said:
McAlister's Deli is building a location in south College Station - at the corner of Woodcreek and 6. That is just north of the center with Luigi's.
