After entering the day at four-over par at The Country Club in Brookline, Mass. A&M golfer Jade Scott finished the second round of the 113th U.S. Amateur Championship with a chance to advance to match play. Scott Carded five birdies on his final nine holes. This Morning Scott along with the 17 other golfers tied at four-over, will tee off in a sudden-death playoff to determine which 15 golfers advance to match play.
Aggie Golfer a Playoff Away from Advancing in U.S. Amateur Championship
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Collision Of Two Pickups In Northern Brazos County Kills One Driver And Seriously Injures A Second Driver
A collision of two pickup trucks in northern Brazos County Wednesday morning (December 11) killed one driver and seriously injured a second driver. A Texas department of public safety spokesman says they are investigating the reason the driver of a southbound pickup on FM 2223 near OSR highway crossed the double yellow line on a curve and struck an oncoming dually pickup. The driver of the southbound truck died. He was identified as 21 year old Joshua Huffman of Lucedale Mississippi, which is northwest of Mobile Alabama. The driver of the dually was taken to a hospital in Bryan.
College Station Mayor John Nichols on WTAW
College Station Mayor John Nichols visits with WTAW’s Chelsea Reber about last weekend’s Christmas parade, this week’s city council meeting, development at Veterans Park, the Northgate district, a proposed housing development, Southgate Village apartments, the Cooling College Station Plan, and more during his appearance on The Infomaniacs on Wednesday, December 11, 2024. Listen to “College Station Mayor John Nichols on The Infomaniacs” on Spreaker.
Arrests For Reckless Driving Outside A Now Closed Nightclub, Assaulting A Detention Officer, And Another False Report To Police
The last night of a Northgate district nightclub included police activity. After Hurricane Harry’s closed for the last time, a College Station police arrest report says the driver of a pickup told an officer was impatient and angry he was while trying to get through the crowd. An arrest for reckless driving came after an officer saw the truck accelerate to cause tires to screech twice. Online records show it is the third trip to jail in 12 months for 21 year old Nicholas Eggebrecht of College Station. At the time of his arrest, he was on probation after admitted to drunk driving in December 2023 in an incident where he also pleaded guilty to an enhanced charge of driving without a valid license. And he is awaiting trial on a charge of driving without insurance. Eggebrecht is out of jail after posting a $2,000 dollar bond. A Brazos County jail inmate is accused of assaulting a detention officer on Thanksgiving. The Brazos County sheriff’s arrest report says 31 year old Darwin Brown of Bryan spit then struck the offer in the cheek with a closed fist. This was after Brown spent time in the recreation yard. Online records show Brown has been jail since October 17th on charges from Harris County that includes assaulting and interfering with the duties of a public servant. The online records also show Brown was booked on five warrants from Bryan municipal court and was placed on community service in those cases. For the second time this month, is an arrest of someone calling 9-1-1 with a false report that resulted in an emergency response. The Bryan police report says both police and Bryan firefighters responded last Wednesday (December 4) after a man told dispatchers he had a gun and was going to kill himself and he should kill his father. WTAW News is not identifying the man due to the suicide threat and telling officers the only he can get into a mental institution is by calling 9-1-1. The 47 year old was released from jail the same day he was arrested after posting a $4,000 dollar bond.