If you don’t have one in your mailbox, you can read the February issue of Corpus Christi Business News online, either in a digital flip book (see right) or right here by clicking on the links below. Hot off the Read more…
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Pharmacists in Texas can now legally, and without fear of civil reprisal, administer epinephrine through auto-injectors in the event of an emergency. For those suffering from anaphylaxis, such availability of emergency relief could mean the difference between life and death. Read more…
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The U.S. 181 Harbor Bridge project finally received a Record of Decision from the Federal Highway Administration, the last major hurdle to be cleared before construction could begin. Meanwhile, a permit to build a headquarters for the project was approved Read more…
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Asking for money from strangers in certain areas of Corpus Christi is now against city ordinance. The council voted unanimously Jan. 19 to ban panhandling in downtown, uptown and on North Beach. It also includes a ban on panhandling anywhere Read more…
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The lifting of a 40-year ban on crude oil exports has poised Corpus Christi on the edge of an energy renaissance, despite the current drop in the price of oil per barrel, said Sean Strawbridge, chief operating officer of the Read more…
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Now’s your chance to become a member of the Corpus Christi City Council and NOT have to go through a grueling, expensive election. The council is seeking applications to fill the at-large position being vacated by Lillian Riojas, who is Read more…
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Dolphin bachelors Liko and Schooner recently joined longtime residents Shadow and Kai at the Texas State Aquarium. The two new Atlantic bottlenose dolphins received warm welcomes and are expected to bond well with their new tankmates, said Kara Hahn, the Read more…
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A two-day symposium on the growing invasion of lionfish in Texas Gulf waters will open its doors to public questions about the poisonous invader species from 7 to 8 p.m., Tuesday, Feb. 2. Experts will field questions about the species Read more…
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The heart of voestalpine’s HBI plant near Corpus Christi is now complete as construction of the $750 million facility continues. The finishing touch on the 450-foot-tall reduction tower — its roof — was installed in mid-January. Natural gas will be Read more…
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Garcia Elementary School hosts this year’s Block Kids Building Program competition in Corpus Christi, Saturday, Jan. 30. Registration begins at 8:45 a.m. The contest is from 9 to 10 a.m. at the school, which is located at 1945 Gollihar. The Read more…
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