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1. Regional health care, College Station projects: 5 Aggieland stories to read (communityimpact.com) — If you’ve missed recent developments around College Station, this roundup highlights big changes under discussion, from a potential Northgate parking garage and safety upgrades to timelines for Texas Independence Park, Fire Station No. 7, and key road projects. It also touches on Bryan-College Station’s growing health care role, a new fusion restaurant in town, and regional groundwater planning.
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2. College Station man charged with assaulting pregnant woman (theeagle.com) — College Station police arrested 23-year-old Jermaine Rashard Moore after a nine-months-pregnant woman reported being hit in the face at an apartment on Harvey Road late Wednesday. Officers noted bruising, charged him with assault causing bodily injury to a pregnant woman—a third-degree felony—and booked him into Brazos County Jail on a $20,000 bond, noting prior arrests since 2020.
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3. Anne Black leaves OPAS legacy of Broadway, arts education after 41 years (kbtx.com) — A longtime cultural force in College Station, OPAS executive director Anne Black is retiring in August after more than four decades bringing Broadway shows and arts education to Texas A&M and Bryan-College Station. She highlights serving 17,000 public school students yearly, recalls landmark productions like “Cats” and “Les Misérables,” and will be honored at a university reception while continuing to advise staff through the summer.
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4. A Florida Homeowner Wired $50,038 For Construction Work. Police Say A Spoofed Email Sent It To Texas (wealthofgeeks.com) — A College Station woman is accused in a 2025 email fraud case where a Florida homeowner wired more than $50,000 to a spoofed construction account that investigators later linked to her. She’s out on bond and has not been convicted, while authorities and the FBI urge residents to double-check wiring instructions and verify any payment changes by phone before sending money.
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5. Texas A&M System controller receives national accounting award (kbtx.com) — Texas A&M System controller Teresa Edwards, based in College Station, has received the 2026 Daniel D. Robinson Accounting Award for excellence in university financial reporting. She’s overseen systemwide financial statements and compliance since 2011, and Chancellor Glenn Hegar says her work protects the public trust and merits this national honor.
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