Phase I of the Nueces River Rail Yard at the Port of Corpus Christi is on track to begin using its new 9,920 feet of siding tracks for storage of train cars this April. A grand opening ceremony is planned Read more…
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Wild turkey hunting season is underway through May 3. Hunters can reported harvested game in real time on smartphones or tablets. The My TX Hunt app by Texas Parks and Wildlife is ready for download for iPhone and Androids. Hunters can use the Read more…
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Celebrated annually on the last weekend in March, the Corpus Christi Festival of the Arts honors all things artistic in and around the beautiful South Texas waterfront. The festival takes place March 27-29 at Heritage Park. Patrons once again will Read more…
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Big Foot left town. One of the largest offshore drilling hulls was tugged by boats through the Corpus Christi Ship Channel in Port Aransas early Saturday morning as it headed to its new home, pumping oil out of the world’s Read more…
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Two-way traffic is back along Shoreline Blvd, which has moved all traffic to the south-bound side of the wide stretch of roadway that runs along the Corpus Christi downtown seawall. The north-bound lanes are now closed and are in the Read more…
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Area lawmakers plan to ask the state legislature for about $2 million a year more in its share of the hotel occupancy tax. The money would be used to keep clean and maintain a resource used by people statewide: area Read more…
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For the first time in two decades, the number of people moving into the Corpus Christi area is significantly higher than the number moving out — by 19,000 in 2013. Increased job opportunities, mainly in the oil and gas industries, Read more…
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The city of Corpus Christi regularly picks up heavy brush and bulky items curbside. The trick is knowing when your neighborhood has been scheduled for a pickup. Pickups are scheduled by zones, which you can find online at cctexas.com. Find Read more…
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While Spring Break might have a reputation as a crazy week for college students, a trend for several years now is for students of all ages to participate in a volunteer project during their break. The city of Corpus Christi’s Read more…
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Peaceful stretches of farmland soon could undergo a technological invasion from the sky — one that will help farmers up the productivity of their yields and boost the economy. Unmanned Aerial Systems, also called UAS or drones, are currently illegal Read more…
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