A 6-month-old lost and separated from her parents, Bea was in grave danger on her own. Luckily, vigilant beachgoers noticed the young Atlantic bottlenose dolphin stranded alongside a South Padre Island jetty and quickly called for help. The Texas Marine Read more…
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New commercial permits and plans recently filed for consideration by city planners in a two-week period in July totaled more than $28 million. Plans include $3.36 million for the Manhattan Apartments at 7001 Lipes St. and $3 million to redo Read more…
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Independent stylists have a new home at The Shops at La Palmera. Style-minded mavens from across the Coastal Bend and beyond already flock to La Palmera, the area’s foremost fashion district. In early 2016, they’ll have a new place to Read more…
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Downtown Farmers Market has outgrown La Retama Park, so organizers are moving it to the courtyard at the Art Center of Corpus Christi at 100 N. Shoreline Blvd. in Corpus Christi as of August 5. Along with more space for Read more…
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Demand for space along the waterfront in the Corpus Christi Ship Channel continues as yet another company asks for more from the Port of Corpus Christi. A request by NuStar Energy to lease 5.4 acres of waterfront for an oil Read more…
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The Corpus Christi IceRays drop the puck in Topeka, Kansas, on Friday, Sept. 18 to mark the start of their 18th hockey season. Hockey hits Shoreline Drive for the 2015-2016 season on Friday, Oct. 2, when the IceRays take on Read more…
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Triple-digit temperatures can be especially dangerous to those who don’t have a reliable way to keep cool. The Corpus Christi Parks and Recreation Department’s Senior Community Services Program joins with WellMed, Grande Communications, KRIS Communications and the Lindale Senior Center Read more…
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Playful symbols that illustrate the serious work of therapists Donald R. Kinner and his associate. Jennifer Lowe. decorate the offices of the Association of Christian Family Counseling in Corpus Christi. Three-D jigsaw puzzles — both completed and in process — Read more…
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Unprecedented flooding this spring is expected to negatively impact future shrimp harvests, which are already at historic lows according to forecasts for 2015. Estimates are made each year at the beginning of summer by scientists at the National Marine Fisheries Read more…
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A week of newly submitted building plans in Corpus Christi add up to more than $33 million, thanks mostly to the already under way expansion of the Texas State Aquarium. Plans submitted to the city’s Development Services Department to be Read more…
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