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District 6 nutrition services employee begins Healthy School Food Pathway Fellowship

“I'm proud to be a lunch lady,” District 6's Aaron Shipp said. “This is my forever job.”

Students Look To Stem Climate Change With The Design/Build Of A Renewable Energy Residence In Bryan

The unique home will be equipped with solar panels, skylights and a rainwater collection system, along with a variety of other features meant to maximize efficiency, safety and accessibility.

Lumber prices starting to become affordable again, after reaching exponential highs

Lumber prices starting to become affordable again, after reaching exponential highs and last updated 2021-07-05 22:52:24-04 BRYAN, TEXAS — Similarly to any other industry over the last year and a half, the lumber industry saw historic highs and lofty lows, but there is light at the end of the tunnel. Those in the industry say now is a good time to check and see what that remodel might cost you, if you ve been on the fence. Good news is lumber is getting more affordable, but bad news. like anything else, it s always subject to change. Lumber inventories are back to normal, Stu Chapman, a Buyer with Woodson Lumber Company said. Supply and demand.we finally caught up with mill inventories. They finally reached a good level where the supply is not under-pacing the demand.

Shack-A-Thon is back on this spring Aggies!

Shack-A-Thon is back on this spring Aggies! One signature event coming up which helps assist BCS Habitat for Humanity with providing funding, is Aggie Habitat s Shack-a-Thon, one of their biggest spring semester fundraising events. and last updated 2021-04-05 20:00:21-04 BRYAN, TEXAS — Throughout the pandemic, we ve seen many industries reveal an influx in pricing, including home building and the price of lumber. So how do those price increases impact organizations whose mission is to help bring access to affordable housing in our community? Committed to transforming the Bryan College Station community into a place where everyone can afford a decent place to live, BCS Habitat for Humanity says lumber prices are affecting their overall costs and without support from the community, they can t really accomplish what they re known for.