Habitat for Humanity B/CS is accepting their first homebuyer applications in a year and a half

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This podcast contains comments from Habitat for Humanity Bryan/College Station spokesman Charles Coats at the March 24, 2026 Brazos County commission meeting.Habitat for Humanity Bryan/College Station is accepting their first homebuyer applications in a year and a half.That was part of an update given by spokesman Charles Coats at Tuesday's (March 24) Brazos County commission meeting.As a part of accepting applications, Coats asked to spread the word about free information sessions that are taking place this Friday (March 27) at the Habitat office.There will be an English language session at 6 p.m., followed by a Spanish language session at 7 p.m.The sessions will be held at Habitat's education building, located at the rear of their property at 119 Lake Street in Bryan.Click HERE to be directed to the Habitat B/CS Facebook page for more information.

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