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Bryan’s city manager is heading for the exit, leaving a power vacuum at City Hall. Since this person calls the shots on daily operations, the council's next hire will basically decide the city's vibe and priorities for the next few years.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 6 mentions in the last 30 days, 7 the 60 before.
The outcomes of these discussions could influence future county budget allocations and economic development incentives.
Local businesses and county residents who benefit from a coordinated approach to regional economic growth.
Employees will see an increase in their monthly insurance premiums for the first time in several years.
Days after Caden Crow's family announced plans to sue his alleged killer and the killer's parents for $1 million, the Bryan Police Department and Brazos County District Attorney's Office released statements defending their handling of the case.
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County leaders and the Chamber of Commerce are meeting to ensure they are on the same page regarding upcoming legislative goals. This matters because the laws passed at the state level can significantly change how our county operates and how businesses grow here.