Community sale 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Feb. 12 at Roberts Point Park, large pavilion. Many individual sales across the city, found at City Hall and Parks & Rec Feb. 11. Supports Port Aransas Parks & Rec Department and Keep Port Aransas Read more…
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Any Texas high school senior planning to attend college in fall 2022 can apply. Applicant must show results in leading project to keep Texas clean. Sponsored by Buc-ee's and iHeart Media; visit DontMessWithTexas.org to apply.
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Annual event 10 a.m. at The Water’s Edge Park, 601 S. Shoreline Blvd. T-shirt with registration supporting athletes with intellectual disabilities. Sponsored by Corpus Christi Police LETR team. Register at https://givebutter.com/CCPP2022.
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Crabbing will be closed and wire crab traps anywhere along the Texas coast will be collected and disposed Feb. 18-27 as part of the annual Texas Abandoned Crab Trap Removal Program. Since 2002, volunteers organized by the Texas Parks and Read more…
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Because of a major cold snap that is expected to continue through the weekend, the Corpus Christi ArtWalk has gone hybrid for this First Friday of the month on Feb. 4. Restaurants, breweries, and a museum will be open and Read more…
Read moreNew annual record of 167.3 million tons is 4.7 percent increase over 2020. Huge impact from 2020 due to 81.2 percent increase in liquefied natural gas in 2021. Increases in wind energy components, natural gas liquids, and refined gasoline.
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Organized by Aransas County Council on Aging; pottery for sale and silent auction. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at RF High School Commons, 1801 Omohundro; $5 donation. Proceeds from Pottery Fair benefit Meals on Wheels.
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New exhibit installation at the Art Museum of South Texas in Corpus Christi. Pieces by contemporary women artists of the 1940s, ’50s and ’60s. Abstract pieces of 30 Texas painters, sculptors, collage, mixed media, and installation artists.
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Upcoming improvements in downtown Corpus Christi are expected to bring in up to $3.3 million in development, said Downtown Management District Executive Director Alyssa Barrera Mason as she announced two new projects in the area. Mason presented two projects to Read more…
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The National Weather Service is forecasting a strong arctic cold front for Corpus Christi beginning Wednesday evening and lasting through Saturday morning, Feb. 2-5. Two hard freezes are predicted for Friday and Saturday morning. Wind chill values could be 13 Read more…
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