Student Bonfire's Burn in jeopardy due to Robertson County burn ban
On Tuesday afternoon, a meeting will be held to decide whether the current Robertson County burn ban will be lifted so that Student Bonfire's Burn can take place as scheduled. Mason Taylor and Dion McInnis joined TexAgs Live to discuss the matter ahead of the decision.
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Lone Star Lookback: Gamble relives emotional fumble recovery in 1999
Welcome to Lone Star Lookback! Each week, a former player or coach will join David Nuño to reminisce on Texas A&M's historic rivalry with the Texas Longhorns as the game makes an emphatic return on Nov. 30 at Kyle Field. Joining us for our 10th episode is Brian Gamble.
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Charlie Minn's 'The 13th Man' begins one-week run in Bryan on Friday
During Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Live, director Charlie Minn joined to speak about his film "The 13th Man," a documentary honoring the 12 fallen Aggies killed in the 1999 Bonfire collapse. "The 13th Man" begins a one-week run at Premiere Cinemas in Bryan on Friday.
The Gift of Friendship: Sherman Zimmerman's love of the Aggie Spirit
A lifelong Texas A&M fan and a loyal TexAgs subscriber, Sherman Zimmerman is in the late stages of a fight against an aggressive form of cancer. Now in hospice care, the former high school coach's love and friendship remain among the best gifts a man can give.
The Gift of Friendship: Sherman Zimmerman's love of the Aggie Spirit
A lifelong Texas A&M fan and a loyal TexAgs subscriber, Sherman Zimmerman is in the late stages of a fight against an aggressive form of cancer. Now in hospice care, the former high school coach's love and friendship remain among the best gifts a man can give.
The 13th Man: Bonfire survivor John Comstock provides light in a tragedy
Can even the saddest stories somehow come to an improbable happy ending? That’s the question filmmaker Charlie Minn unintentionally seems to ask in The 13th Man, his emotional documentary about one man’s incredible triumph from an unthinkable tragedy that claimed 12 lives.
