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Senior Life in the Brazos

Seniors in the Brazos Valley can lead a vibrant life or quiet life. Whatever their specific lifestyle needs are, the opportunities are many in our great region. We are blessed with an abundance of health care facilities, arts and cultural activities, shopping, great housing at very competitive prices, many interesting places to go and visit, and much more. The Brazos Valley Reporter and others will bring you all the latest and take you virtually to places you may want to go. We're glad you stopped by and we hope you enjoy your visit! Don't forget to bookmark us!
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Tam Allen Sr and 1926 Ford Doctor's Coupe

Classic and Antique cars are very popular in the Brazos Valley. Tom Allen Sr. is shown here with his 1926 Ford Model T Doctor's Coupe. Mr. Allen and his Ford are also featured in our Bluebonnet Classic Cars Virtual Tour.

Sunsets and sunrises in the Brazos Valley are as nice as they come.

Shopping is abundant with many quaint shops and restaurants.

Featured Seniors

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Things to Do and Places to Go

Senior Programs for August 2007 Announced

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Senior World Passport Program 2007

Senior citizens in Bryan/College Station will once again have the opportunity to travel the world without leaving the Brazos Valley. The Senior World Passport Program, co-sponsored by the City of College Station Parks and Recreation Department and Texas A&M University International Programs Office, will have its fourth class in the fall 2007. Full story >>

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Ram Galindo, CEO of the Galindo Group,
recently published his book The Making
of an American, an autobiography that is
packed with wisdom and insight into
America and why it is a country in which
dreams can be realized. He has also
joined LifeintheBrazos.com to write a
column called "The Power of a Dream",
based in part on his book. His column is
sure to be an inspiration to all.
LifeintheBrazos.com salutes Mr. Galindo
on his accomplishments and recognition
received for his book and we welcome
him to our publication!

Mell and Willie Pruitt at Ribbon Cutting And speaking of the power of a dream, Mell and Willie Pruitt know how to make a dream a reality. The couple started 7 years ago with nothing but a vision and stuck with it through adversity, rejection, and even illness to raise the funds needed and construct a museum to showcase the African American culture and it's contributions to our country and our< communities. At the recent dedication, Mell said "this is a place for all to learn and enjoy." The museum recently opened its doors debt free thanks to the hard work of Mell and Willie Pruitt and many others who supported this effort. LifeintheBrazos.com salutes you Mell and Willie! Location and contact info in our Community section.

News and Announcements

Local Seniors Visit State Capitol

Hundreds of Seniors from across the state traveled to the Texas State Capitol in Austin for Seniors Day. Local Seniors met with Representative Fred Brown. Full story >>.

College Station Senior Center Moves Forward

Older Adults and all citizens in College Station have something great to look forward to! A new Senior Center will be listed on the 2008 bond election for voter approval. If passed, citizens will be able to join others at the center for meals, special events, classes, exercise and fitness program, water aerobics, arts and crafts, lectures, dances and simply visiting over a cup of coffee. Other expected services include health screenings and an information center for seniors. Full story >>.