A San Patricio County coalition offered a compromise to Port of Corpus Christi commissioners concerning a bid for two more seats on the board as the six current board members approved a resolution stating their opposition to the request. The Read more…
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Catherine Tobin Hilliard will be sworn in as the newest Port of Corpus Christi commissioner when that board meets Feb. 19. The Corpus Christi attorney was appointed to replace former Commissioner Barbara Canales, who resigned to serve as Nueces County Read more…
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Members of any of five major attractions in Corpus Christi can get into any venue for half-price during the month of February. Members also receive 10 percent off gift shop purchases at all five. The Texas State Aquarium, Corpus Christi Read more…
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Only 22 months after opening for business, the Outlets at Corpus Christi Bay sold at auction Tuesday, Feb. 5, as part of bankruptcy proceedings. Real Estate Holding LLC was the sole bidder on the property at 500 U.S. 77 in Read more…
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Another new hamburger franchise restaurant is opening in Corpus Christi. Freddy’s Frozen Custard and Steakburgers is putting the finishing touches on its newest location at 4002 South Padre Island Drive near Weber Road. According to its Facebook page, the fast-casual Read more…
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C-SPAN’s interactive bus attraction will make four stops in Corpus Christi on Feb. 7-8, teaching students, teachers, community members, and elected officials about the cable network’s in-depth coverage of American politics. Also featured will be the online educational resources available Read more…
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Evening classes to gain the skills needed to fill one of the many pipeline jobs in the Coastal Bend begin at Del Mar College on Feb. 11. Pipeline workers are in high demand, according to the college, which is offering Read more…
Read moreAfter January’s issue, Corpus Christi Business News will become an online-only newspaper. Delivery is still available but to your email inbox rather than your mailbox. Sign up at CCBizNews.com/newsblast for a weekly email that will keep you in touch with Read more…
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Bird scooter had a good ride but said goodbye to Corpus Christi shortly after the City Council approved regulations that priced the for-rent dockless scooter company out of the market. Bird was one of three companies renting scooters in the Read more…
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Students who want to join the process technology workforce recently received a $60,000 boost when Gulf Coast Growth Ventures donated the money for scholarships to Del Mar College. The scholarships will be awarded to students wanting to earn associate degrees Read more…
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