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Sunday morning, December 21st, the walls of Kyle Field came tumbling down.  It's all part of a $450 million renovation project which is set to be completed by the start of the 2015 football season.

The Aggies' football program just got a major facelift, in the form of a new football facility. This huge $32 million renovation puts the Aggies football facilities far and away the best in the country.

It has been reported that a construction worker aiding in the renovations of the A&M stadium has passed away due to an accident during construction. This is terrible news for his family and brings a dark cloud over the excitement of the improved field.

Attention Aggies: you will be able to purchase your own pallet of grass straight from Kyle Field after the 2013 football season ends.

If you think it’s expensive to buy a car, wait until you hear how much one guy spent on license plates.

You can't question whether Texas A&M fans know how to have fun -- even when it comes before a program-defining win over the University of Oklahoma in the Cotton Bowl at Cowboys Stadium.

The Texas A & M University Singing Cadets are  set to come perform at the  First United Methodist Church in Athens. If you've ever had the pleasure to the Singing Cadets you know what an awesome experience it is. If you haven't,  make plans now to attend!

What a great game last night as the Texas A&M Lady Aggies brought home their first ever national championship with a 76-70 victory over Notre Dame. What made the victory even more special for folks around here was the post-game, nationally televised interview with head coach Gary Blair.