Bryan city council replacing street signs recognizing Martin Luther King Jr.

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This podcast contains comments from the September 8, 2025 Bryan city council meeting.The Bryan city council's regular September meeting included a report from councilman Ray Arrington that only one street sign correctly identified Martin Luther King, Jr. City manager Kean Register told Arrington said staff was aware of signs that did not include Junior.As of September 17th, sign replacements were underway replacing M L King Street with Martin Luther King Jr. Drive.

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