The Corpus Christi City Council approved a registration requirement for short-term rental management at its last meeting of the year, Tuesday, Dec. 14. The proposed Short Term Rental Ordinance amends Chapter 5 of the city’s Code of Ordinances, requiring registration Read more…
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Live, 20-foot fir tree, more trees and lights galore at South Texas Botanical Gardens. Hay rides, photos with parrots, Santa, s’mores, cocoa Friday and Saturday, 5:30-7:30 p.m. Petting zoo, “Hay Maze,” Rep-Tales and tortoise photo ops Saturday, 9 a.m.-7:30 p.m.
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Keep live Christmas trees watered daily, away from heat sources, use UL-listed lights. Don’t overload the power source; turn out all lights and blow out candles before bed. Service all heater systems and keep space heaters 3 feet away from Read more…
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Building now Richard E. Martinez Public Works Facility. The late Martinez, department director, made great inroads during a restructure. Building 21 is located at 2525 Hygeia St. in Corpus Christi.
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All ages are invited to attend Third Thursday at the Art Museum of South Texas beginning Thursday, Dec. 16. Admission is free every third Thursday of the month from 5:30-9 p.m. In addition to the free entry, live music and Read more…
Read moreThe Corpus Christi City Council on Dec. 14 voted to authorize City Manager Peter Zanoni to begin negotiations to acquire property at or near two proposed desalination plants. The motion on Tuesday's meeting agenda was a resolution authorizing the negotiation Read more…
Read moreAfter nearly two years of virtual cases, Corpus Christi Municipal Court has begun in-person hearings and bench trials (trial by judge) in the courtroom located at 120 N. Chaparral St. Jury trials will be conducted at the American Bank Center Read more…
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Thirty downtown businesses are participating in the 2021 Mayor's Merriest Downtown Decor Contest. People's Choice voting has begun, and you can vote on Facebook for your favorites. “LIKE” the photo to cast your vote. Sponsored by NEC Co-op Energy, the Read more…
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Three replacement and one additional medic units to be purchased for fire department. Cost of over $1.1 million to fund through Corpus Christi FY 2022 adopted budget. Fire department recently celebrated 150 years, with 53,000 calls last year.
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Port Aransas City Council approves notice of intent for bonds to build road. Easement from Texas 361 to beach along south end of Cinnamon Shore North neighborhood. Road would give emergency vehicles closer access to the beach; better visitor access.
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