New regulations for 2016 grant dove hunters their longest season in 80 years, while deer hunters will be given a broader definition of what they can kill. Issued by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, the new regulations increase duck Read more…
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The first 1,000 fans who come to the Corpus Christi Hooks’ home opener April 7 will receive a free T-shirt, sponsored by Mike Shaw Automotive. The Thursday night game also represents Thirsty Thursday, a season-long promotion that offers discounted prices Read more…
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When the April Corpus Christi Business News hits the mailboxes in the next few days, it will have another extra inserted between its 16 pages. The 101 Wedding Guide makes its debut with a chance to win a Dream Wedding Read more…
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Foster Edwards has taken on a new job, only about a month after retiring as president of the Corpus Christi Chamber of Commerce. At a recent Port of Corpus Christi meeting, Edwards was introduced as the new executive director of Read more…
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In mid-March, just as Spring Break got underway, Texas Beach Watch posted red flags at McGee Beach warning that bacteria in the water had increased to dangerous levels. At least six coastal areas in Corpus Christi are prone to high Read more…
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Talk. Text. Crash. To those of you who can’t keep your hands off your phone, even while driving, you’re in for a change. Port Aransas is cracking down on distracted driving and has passed an ordinance that bans cell phone Read more…
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A new farmers market is coming to Corpus Christi! Pick up fresh produce, try out a new food truck, view local art, stretch out in a power yoga class and maybe even adopt a puppy (or a bunny!). The Padre Read more…
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Corpus Christi Vector Control will begin sending live captured mosquitos to Austin to be tested for the Zika virus as of April 1. Mosquito season runs from April 1 to Nov. 1 — at least according to the state bureaucrats Read more…
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[image id="18683" title="jan. 2016 sales tax chart" width="100%" ] The latest figures for the Coastal Bend as reported by the Texas State Comptroller's Office.
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A makeover of North Beach sands began recently with plans to add 50,000 cubic yards of beach-quality sand to one of the biggest tourist areas in Corpus Christi. Along with an influx of new sand from San Patricio County, another Read more…
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