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College Station’s Mayor Adds His Best Wishes As Bryan City Manager And Former Mayor Andrew Nelson Undergoes Medical Treatment

College Station’s mayor adds his best wishes as Bryan city manager and former mayor Andrew Nelson undergoes medical treatment for a mass in his brain. John Nichols said at the end of Thursday night’s (April 9) city council meeting “I would certainly say on behalf of this council and the city of College Station, we’re keeping city manager and former mayor Andrew Nelson in our prayers”, adding “the family is certainly important to all of us and we’re standing behind them. I want everybody to remember Mr. Nelson in your prayers, thoughts, whatever your faith guides you in. Certainly in a difficult position having just taken over the role of city manager, that’s not easy to find your way through that.” Nelson started as city manager in November 2025 after serving as mayor from 2016 to 2022. Click below to hear John Nichols comments during the April 9, 2026 College Station city council meeting.   Original story April 9, 2026: Bryan city manager and former mayor Andrew Nelson is undergoing medical treatment for a mass in his brain. Mayor Bobby Gutierrez is quoted in a news release in saying “Bryan is standing with Andrew and his family in prayer, in hope and in unwavering support.” Nelson’s family has asked for privacy, and city operations continue without interruption. Nelson began as city manager in November of 2025, following his service as mayor from 2016 to 2022. News release from the city of Bryan: Bryan City Manager Andrew Nelson is undergoing medical evaluation following recent scans that revealed a mass in his brain requiring immediate attention. This news is difficult for everyone who knows Andrew, but one thing is certain: he is surrounded by the community that believes in him. “Andrew Nelson is one of the strongest, most dedicated public servants I know,” said Mayor Bobby Gutierrez. “He leads with conviction, serves with heart and has given everything he has to this city. Right now, Bryan is standing with Andrew and his family in prayer, in hope and in unwavering support.” City operations remain fully in motion, and the work of serving Bryan citizens continues without interruption. Andrew’s family has asked for privacy as they walk through the days ahead. We ask this community to do what Bryan does best: come together, lift this family up and keep praying. Andrew is facing this challenge with the same strength he has always shown as a leader. We will share updates when appropriate.

College Station Police Arrests A Daughter For Assaulting A Mother And Two Officers And A Man For Threatening An Officer During A Traffic Stop

Two College Station police officers received medical treatment for minor injuries after they were assaulted by a 17 year old woman who had assaulted her mother on a bus leaving town for Houston. CSPD arrest reports say Cadence Masterpool of Houston slapped her mother’s face in the back of the bus, causing the mother to move to the front of the bus. That led the bus driver to tell the daughter to come to the front and apologize to her mother. At the front of the bus, the daughter is accused of hitting her mother with her cell phone, resulting in an open cut that covered the mother’s face with blood. Arrest reports do not say if the mother received any medical treatment. Masterpool is also charged with kicking, scratching, and biting one CSPD officer and kicking, scratching, and spitting on a second officer. Masterpool, who was arrested Monday (April 6), remains jailed as of April 10th in lieu of bonds totaling $46,000 dollars. An 18 year old Bryan man returns to jail for the fourth time since April of 2025. College Station police arrest reports say Dequarius Wilson threatened an officer after he was caught with marijuana during a traffic stop. Wilson, who was charged with retaliation and misdemeanor possession of marijuana, is out of jail after posting bonds totaling $18,000 dollars. Online records show Wilson is awaiting criminal trials in Brazos County district court, one for felony theft and misdemeanor evading arrest that took place in April 2025 and the other for misdemeanor possession of marijuana that took place in January 2026.

College Station City Council Votes 4-3 To Remove The Extension Of Pebble Creek Parkway From The City’s Comprehensive Plan

This podcast contains comments from the April 9, 2026 The College Station city council voted 4-3 to remove the Pebble Creek Parkway extension from the city’s comprehensive plan. Voting to remove the extension of Pebble Creek Parkway were Mark Smith, David White, Bob Yancy, and Scott Shafer. Voting to keep the extension of Pebble Creek Parkway as established in 1991 were William Wright, Melissa McIlhaney, and John Nichols. Click HERE to read and download background information from the city of College Station. Click HERE to read and download presentation materials from the city of College Station. Click below to hear comments from each council member before their vote and the applause from the audience of Pebble Creek subdivision homeowners and others who supported the removal. Listen to “College Station city council voted 4-3 to remove the extension of Pebble Creek Parkway from the city's comprehensive plan” on Spreaker.