Zeitman's Grocery Store in downtown Bryan announced it is now temporarily closed as owners reorganize the business during economic pressures.

What's happening: Owner Blake Zeitman announced in a March 24 Facebook video post that the deli and grocery store would close "in its current format" after Easter Sunday on April 5. He described the change as a restructuring rather than a permanent closure.

What's next: Zeitman said the business plans to transition toward offering catering services, grab-and-go options and possible future pop-up events. Since he owns the restaurant space, he noted a possible return to the deli and grocery store format in the future if economic conditions improve.

Before you go: In his announcement, Zeitman thanked customers for "four years of amazing memories" serving the Bryan community.

• 220 N. Main St., Bryan

Roadwork continues on the "Big 6" during the first full week of April.

For the week of April 6, drivers should expect several full road closures.

What you need to know:

• April 6: single-lane closure between Texas Avenue and Rock Prairie Road, 7:30 p.m.-6:30 a.m.

• April 7-9: full closure between Rock Prairie Road and Southwest Parkway, 8:30 p.m.-6:30 a.m.

What's next: Over the next six months, crews will be performing a majority of their work on the main lanes of Hwy. 6.

Several residential living projects are in the works in College Station. Check out five projects recently filed with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. All information comes from individual projects filed with the TDLR, and details are subject to change. This list is not comprehensive.

Hub on Campus
Per the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, the 1.12 million-square-foot construction project will feature a new eight-story residential building with 406 units and a 10-story parking structure with residential amenities. Construction for the $129.97 million project will begin May 6 and be completed by June 2028, according to the listing.

• 503 Cherry St., College Station

Rambler Northgate
According to the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, a new 753,612-square-foot mixed-use building is under construction as of April 2 and is scheduled for completion June 7, 2028. The $125 million project will feature a 24-story building with a commercial ground floor and 342 for-rent residential units as well as an eight-story concrete garage.

• 801 Legacy Point Drive, College Station