Corpus Christi residents have two choices of meetings tonight, both focused on water. A public meeting to review the annual Drinking Water Quality Report begins at 6 p.m. July 6 at the Water Utilities Conference Room, 2726 Holly Road in Read more…
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Beach maintenance just got a big boost at the bank with the passage of legislation granting the city of Corpus Christi the use of 2 percent of the hotel occupancy tax collected each year. Port Aransas, which already receives 1 Read more…
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Nestled within the city’s museum district is a small, colorful building that brims with historical and cultural significance. This small piece of history, once the Tex-Mex Railroad Depot, now serves as the new home of the Corpus Christi Hispanic Chamber Read more…
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Take one last look at fireworks from the USS Lexington on North Beach. Mayor Nelda Martinez, hostess of the Mayor’s Big Bang Fourth of July celebration, moved this year’s fireworks display to the Lawrence Street T-Head, which will provide a Read more…
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The current issues of Corpus Christi Business News just hit 10,000 mailboxes in the city, complete with all you need to know to celebrate the Fourth of July in the Coastal Bend, catch local marine animal action on Shark Week Read more…
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Mako sharks are the Ferrari of the shark world, according to Dr. Greg Stunz. They are sleek, slender and built for speed. But other than that, very little is known about them. “We know virtually nothing, relatively speaking, compared to Read more…
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With the Fourth of July on Saturday this year, city offices will be closed for the holiday on Friday, July 3, making for a fun-filled three-day weekend for much of Corpus Christi. City hall, libraries and municipal court will be Read more…
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A six-month-old bottlenose dolphin is being cared for by the Texas State Aquarium after being found in the surf at South Padre Island June 20. Animal workers are bottle feeding the 58-pound, 4-foot-long female calf at the aquarium’s Second Chances Read more…
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Radiology & Associates submitted plans for a $4.3 million project to convert First National Bank at Six Points in Corpus Christi into new medical offices and imaging lab. Located at 1812 S. Alameda St., the expansion is one of two Read more…
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You’ll need to be an early bird to see the baby turtles. The second release of Kemp’s ridley hatchlings at Padre Island National Seashore is set for 6:45 a.m. Tuesday, June 23, in front of the Malaquite Beach Visitors Center Read more…
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