Invitation to attend the July 4th reading of the Declaration of Independence at College Station's Veterans Park

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This podcast is a visit with Brazos Valley Veterans Memorial board vice president and Bryan Broadcasting alum Tom Turbiville and WTAW's Tucker Young and Will Welch on The Infomaniacs July 1, 2026.You are invited to attend the reading of the Declaration of Independence Saturday morning (July 4).The program starts Saturday at 9 a.m. at College Station's Veterans Park, inside the Brazos Valley Veterans Memorial (BVVM) at the American Revolution site.Reading the document will be BVVM board vice president and Bryan Broadcasting alum Tom Turbiville and Bryan Broadcasting general manager Ben Downs.After the reading, 56 local officials will be signing what Turbiville describes as a "special document".The number 56 was selected because that's how many signed the Declaration of Independence.

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