Egg hunts, easter bunnies, face painting, games, church services and more — the many ways to celebrate Easter in Corpus Christi. For a list of exciting events, check out the Events calendar at 101corpuschristi.com/EVENTS. Touch or click on the Add Read more…
Read moreConstruction of a 730-mile oil pipeline linking the oil fields of West Texas and Eagle Ford Shale to the Port of Corpus Christi should begin in June. Three companies recently announced they have raised $1 billion to build the Eagle Read more…
Read moreCorpus Christi was selected as one of six cities in the nation to take part in a two-year job-creation program by the National League of Cities. The Building Equitable Pathways to Postsecondary and Workforce Success group of six have each Read more…
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Magic the Gathering, Pokemon, Bubble Soccer, Quidditch and more… gaming enthusiasts of all ages will enjoy the biggest gaming event in Corpus Christi this month. From March 17-19, GoGames360 takes over the Richard M. Borchard Regional Fairgrounds. GoGames360 celebrates games Read more…
Read moreWhen the Corpus Christi Hooks take the field for the 2017 season April 13, fans in the stands at Whataburger Field will find a new lineup of concessions. Aramark, which provides the concessions at Minute Maid Park in Houston, where Read more…
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The Coastal Bend is in line to receive up to $26.3 million in grant funds from fines collected after the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in 2010.The money is part of the RESTORE Bucket 1 grant program, which covers the entire Read more…
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The Corpus Christi Hooks will soon be back in town. The Double-A minor league team for the Houston Astros play its home opener at 7:05 p.m. Thursday, April 13 against the Arkansas Travelers. In Whataburger Field World, that day of Read more…
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The Corpus Christi City Council will hold a special meeting Friday, March 10, for “discussion and possible motions, resolutions, ordinances or other actions related to the eligibility/ineligibility of former city council member Mark Scott for the May 6, 2017, special Read more…
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Expect to see more patrols on the roads and the beach this Spring Break, which is March 11-19. Both the Corpus Christi and Port Aransas police departments received additional funds to beef up their DUI enforcement, and they plan to Read more…
Read moreCity water is expected to smell and taste of chlorine this month as the city begins a long process of changing the water system’s disinfectant. The change to “free chlorine” should take about 60 days, said City Manager Margie Rose. Read more…
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