PITTSFORD, N.Y. (AP) _ Jason Dufner took the lead from Jim Furyk
on the front nine and held on to win the PGA Championship at Oak Hill. Dufner
closed with a 2-under-par 68 for a 10-under in his first career major title, two
strokes ahead of Furyk. The victory comes two years after Dufner blew a
four-shot lead with four shots to play at the PGA Championship in Atlanta.
Dufner Wins PGA Championship
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33 Year Old Bryan Man Returns To The Brazos County Jail For The 54th Time In 15 Years
A 33 year old Bryan man returns to the Brazos County jail for the 54th time in 15 years. Click HERE to read and download the jail booking report for Mercellious Mcgee as of December 2, 2024. Bryan police arrest reports say in the midnight hour last Friday (November 29) an officer on their way to an unrelated call sees a car commonly operated by a known person. After the officer is done with the unrelated call, he finds the car in an apartment complex. The officer smells marijuana and sees through the window a pistol laying on the driver’s seat. The officer learns the car owner has a prior felony and is wanted on five municipal court warrants. After the officer sees the owner in the backseat, there is a one hour standoff before the man gets out of the car. That results in the arrest of Mercellious Mcgee for the warrants and new charges of unlawful possession of the gun and possessing marijuana. Mcgee was released from jail the following day after paying municipal court costs and fines totaling $3,116.50 and posting bonds totaling $6,000 dollars for unlawful carrying of a weapon and misdemeanor possession of marijuana. He was released from jail on his promise to make court appearances on a charge of unlawful possession of a firearm by a felon. Online district court records shows Mcgee is awaiting ten trials on misdemeanor charges dating back to September of 2019. Eight of the misdemeanor trials accuse him of marijuana possession.
Construction Starts On Widening Highway 105 Portion Of The Aggie Expressway
The Texas department of transportation (TxDOT) Bryan district office announces the start of widening the Highway 105 portion of the “Aggie Expressway” east of Navasota. TxDOT social media the widening will add turn lanes at selected intersections along 105 between Highway 6 and near the FM 362 intersection. Completion of this six mile project is expected in August 2026, weather permitting. The TxDOT project website says widening 105 to four lanes is currently planned to start in 2029. In addition to a four lane divided highway, there would be interchanges at 105 and Highway 6 and an overpass at 105 and FM 362/Grimes County road 412. Click HERE to be directed to the TxDOT website containing more information about the Highway 105 project.
Brazos County Commissioners Adopt A Policy On How To Pay For Groundbreaking And Similar Events Involving County Owned Buildings
Brazos County commissioners adopt a policy to pay expenses when there is a groundbreaking, open house, or ribbon cutting of a county owned building. The county’s chief of staff Ed Bull said the subject came up during discussion of the future ceremonial groundbreaking of the medical examiner’s office. Bull also said the contractor in charge of the medical examiner’s project has budgeted money for the groundbreaking. County auditor Katie Conner said those outside the county who want to contribute paying for those events will have to complete a donation form and present it to commissioners for adoption. Following the discussion, there was unanimous approval to pay expenses from a budget item titled commissioners court events and funds. A written version of the policy was not part of materials associated with the county commission’s adoption at their November 26th meeting. Commissioners approved what the agenda said was “Approval of the expenditure of funds for recurring costs of consumables and rentals as well as one-time costs and future replacements associated with Groundbreakings, Open Houses, and Ribbon Cuttings of County Owned Buildings which will cover the event and those in attendance. The Brazos County Commissioners Court finds this serves the public purpose of providing notice to citizens and other governmental entities of the future services that will be provided within the community and recognizes the hard work and partnerships of the employees and officials within the county involved in the project. This expenditure approval is limited to Commissioners Court Events and Funds.” Click below to hear comments from the November 26, 2024 Brazos County commission meeting. Listen to “Brazos County Commissioners adopt a policy on how to pay for groundbreaking and similar events involving county owned buildings” on Spreaker.