Dr. Watr said:
A ton of land was cleared at the corner of 2818 and west Villa Maria. Anyone know what's going in there?
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Dr. Watr said:
A ton of land was cleared at the corner of 2818 and west Villa Maria. Anyone know what's going in there?

Captn_Ag05 said:
I *think* the idea is that you host your tailgate there rather than outside Kyle. They will have shuttles to bring people back and forth to Kyle before and after the game. It will be interesting to see the demand. I would think if paying that much to host people for a tailgate you would at least want to be able to stay there for the weekend rather than pay separately.
Captn_Ag05 said:
That entire stretch of 47 is poised for growth IMO.
maroon barchetta said:Captn_Ag05 said:
That entire stretch of 47 is poised for growth IMO.
And would be more grown out if Brett Giroir had been able to stick around.
maroon barchetta said:Captn_Ag05 said:
I *think* the idea is that you host your tailgate there rather than outside Kyle. They will have shuttles to bring people back and forth to Kyle before and after the game. It will be interesting to see the demand. I would think if paying that much to host people for a tailgate you would at least want to be able to stay there for the weekend rather than pay separately.
And it will sit empty the rest of the year?
GSS said:
3964 Leonard Rd / FM1688---first property past the Bryan city limits, 19 acres being developed as RV storage (up front), RV park (back half).
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The first padel club in the Bryan-College Station area officially opened its doors July 24 and welcomed the public with three courts available during a ribbon-cutting to celebrate the opening.
The business describes the sport as "built for connection" and something that can be picked up and played. Co-owner Marcel Muscouf said on 4Padel's Instagram there is a lot of fun to be had.
"We remain committed to elevating the sport in our region, building true community, supporting those who can make a difference and creating unforgettable moments," he said.
During its first month of business, the club is offering free classes for groups of five along with league game nights on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The club also sells beer and is open until midnight, so those who want longer games won't have to worry about leaving early.


