A major new tenant has moved into the Regional Transit Authority headquarters in uptown Corpus Christi as three other significant organizations prepare to follow. The United Corpus Christi Chamber of Commerce recently moved from its historic site in Heritage Park Read more…
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The Gregory-Portland school board will hear a presentation on possible tax abatements for a proposed steam cracking plant when it meets Jan. 17. The San Patricio County site, which is a mile and a half from Gregory-Portland High School, is Read more…
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Water Street Market is a bustling downtown hub filled with exquisite eateries, Water Street Market is home to colorful murals, unique shopping opportunities and astounding views of Corpus Christi Bay. You can relax on one of the many park benches Read more…
Read moreThe year 2016 began with news of a history-making voyage. Just as the previous year came to a close, two major oil companies shipped the nation’s first exported cargo of crude oil to a foreign country in 40 years out Read more…
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A new steak house opened in Corpus Christi over the holidays. Saltgrass Steak House began serving its steak, chicken and shrimp dishes with all the sides at 6729 South Padre Island Drive on Dec. 30. The chain restaurant took over Read more…
Read moreThe January issue sums up the water woes of last year while looking ahead at city and state agendas for the coming year. Here’s a sample of what you’ll find in the current issue of Corpus Christi Business News this Read more…
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The fourth water crisis in Corpus Christi in 18 months has brought state and federal attention to the problem, which is now being investigated by the Texas Attorney General’s office. Corpus Christi residents turned on their taps again Sunday, Dec. Read more…
Read moreA temporary restraining order was issued against Valero, its subsidiaries and Ergon Asphalt & Emulsions Inc. by Nueces County Court-at-Law No. 1 Judge Robert J. Vargas last Thursday, Dec. 15. The action came 24 hours into the city’s fourth — Read more…
Read moreNo chemical contaminants were ever found in any of the 115 water samples taken from the Corpus Christi water system during four days of a no-use ban on tap water, said officials with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality and Read more…
Read moreA new, tougher ordinance regulating back flow preventers for industrial, commercial and residential uses will be on the next Corpus Christi City Council agenda Jan. 10, announced city manager Margie Rose at the council’s Dec. 20 meeting. Rose also noted Read more…
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