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Holiday travel sees price increase for gas and airfare (opens the original)
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Texas (KBTX) - Holiday travel is expected to cost more this year as gas prices and airfare rise. The holiday travel season is quickly approaching, and this year is looking to be more expensive. Gas in Texas is averaging $3.93 a gallon and the national average is over $4 a gallon for regular fuel. AAA spokesperson Daniel Armbruster said the conflict overseas is part of the reason for elevated gas prices. “We continue to see elevated gas prices. Of course, a lot of that’s due to the price of crude
Texas A&M kicks off 150th celebration festivities (opens the original)
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COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - Texas A&M University is preparing to celebrate 150 years as a university this week. For the past two and a half years, there have been preparations for Texas A&M’s 150th celebration. Executive Director of Signature Programs and Celebration Co-Chair Alexandra Gonzalez-Rainey said she was honored to be selected as part of the planning committee. “It’s hard to believe it’s nearly two and a half years since she and I were first asked to take on this noble feat of plan
Grimes County brings official voting machines for student council elections (opens the original)
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ANDERSON, Texas (KBTX) - Anderson-Shiro Elementary students had the chance to participate in a real voting experience for this year’s student council elections. On Thursday, more than 100 fourth- and fifth-graders voted for student council using real Grimes County voting machines. Grimes County Elections Administrator Rachel Walker said it is never too early to learn how voting works. “I absolutely love being as involved in the community as we can be, from our young kids all the way up to our el
Local businesses weigh in on College Station’s Harvey District Plan (opens the original)
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COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - The City of College Station is looking to renovate the area of Harvey Road between Highway 6 and Texas Avenue. The Harvey District covers four areas: Post Oak Hub, Oakside, Trailside, and Texas Hub. Phase one kicked off in May, and the plan was created to tackle challenges each area faces and find new ways to improve them. When the idea was pitched to businesses, some owners were not on board initially. Gumby’s owner Jason Carter said his first reaction was worry.
TxDOT kicks off Child Passenger Safety Week promoting child car seat use (opens the original)
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COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - TxDOT’s Child Passenger Safety Week is back to promote correct car seat use. Child Passenger Safety Week begins Monday, Sept. 21, as an effort dedicated to making sure car seats are installed and used correctly. The Texas Department of Transportation says buckling in a child seems simple but is easy to get wrong, which is why the agency is kicking off the awareness week. This year’s campaign is called “Love My Car Seat,” aimed at educating the public on correct ca
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