Bill Oliver is a journalist for WTAW, a local news outlet in Bryan College Station, Texas. With a focus on local news, Bill covers a wide range of topics including crime, community events, government updates, and education. His articles provide timely and informative coverage of the happenings in the Bryan College Station area.
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Bryan/College Station, Texas, United States (Local)
Bill Oliver's coverage focuses on local news with an emphasis on crime, government announcement, and breaking news. He appears to be particularly interested in stories related to traffic incidents, arrests, and local government activities such as the City Council.
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By: Bill Oliver
Brazos County will be spending up to $819,000 dollars to pay overtime for employees at the jail through the end of September.
By: Bill Oliver
Photo from the city of College Station (seated L-R) councilwoman Linda Harvell, mayor John Nichols, and councilwoman Elizabeth Cunha (standing L-R) councilmen Mark Smith, William Wright, Dennis Maloney, and Bob Yancy.
Louis Newman III holding a framed copy of a mayoral proclamation he received at the Leadership Brazos Alumni Association luncheon on July 25, 2024. Standing (L-R) are Bryan mayor Bobby Gutierrez, Louis Newman III, College Station mayor John Nichols, and the president of the Bryan/College Station chamber of commerce Glen Brewer.
By: Bill Oliver
Brazos County commissioners approve spending more money on demolishing the former Bryan ISD administration building. According to county documents, the demolition contractor said the additional $8,200 dollars was to remove and dispose asbestos. County judge [Read More...]
By: Bill Oliver
The Texas State 4-H horse show will continue being held at the Brazos County Expo complex. Brazos County commissioners during Tuesday’s (July 23) meeting approved an extension through the year 2028. The event has been [Read More...]
Photos of College Station's EastGate Park taken July 23, 2024.
By: Bill Oliver
Another multi-story building is announced for west Bryan’s Lake Walk development. Officials of William Cole Companies say what will be called The Lumin, which will be built along the waterfront, will be about as tall [Read More...]
By: Bill Oliver
Brazos County commissioners award a $704,000 dollar contract designed to improve drainage between the extension office and the tax office. The county’s purchasing agent, Charles Wendt, tells WTAW News that significant rainfall has also caused [Read More...]
By: Bill Oliver
A majority of College Station city council members tentatively supports contributing something towards the Salvation Army’s $9.1 million dollar capital campaign. How much, was not reached during a budget workshop discussion on July 16th. College [Read More...]
By: Bill Oliver
College Station ISD’s superintendent tells his board that it’s time to talk about a subject that no one wants to discuss…changing campus boundaries. Tim Harkrider brought up rezoning during June’s CSISD board meeting as he [Read More...]
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