The City of Bryan and Bryan Texas Utilities are proud to announce a free fireworks show for the community, as part of nationwide celebrations of America’s 250th birthday.
The City of Bryan and Bryan Texas Utilities (BTU) would like to announce the upcoming retirement of BTU General Manager, Gary Miller, after more than two decades of distinguished service.
Two city playgrounds and a fitness area are getting new shade structures this year after the Bryan City Council approved a contract at the Tuesday, June 9 council meeting. The shade structures will enhance safety on hot Texas days and extend the life of existing equipment.
A new mural celebrating global connections and cultures is complete at Clara B. Mounce Public Library in Historic Downtown Bryan, inviting residents and visitors to engage with Bryan’s international sister city partnerships in a fresh, visual way.
Midtown Legacy Park, a destination playground for all ages and abilities, is arriving soon in Travis Bryan Midtown Park, providing a signature experience for residents and visitors to enjoy in the world-class park.
Bryan City Manager Andrew Nelson is undergoing medical evaluation following recent scans that revealed a mass in his brain requiring immediate attention.
The Texas Nuclear Alliance (TNA) today announced the City of Bryan has joined the organization, continuing its more than 115-year legacy of energy innovation.
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