By Jane Kathleen Gregorio The Birdiest Festival in America once again takes flight at the South Texas Botanical Gardens and Nature Center in Corpus Christi. Dates are April 21-25. Despite having to cancel last year because of COVID-19 concerns, this Read more…
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Thousands of cold-stunned turtles are now being released back into the Gulf of Mexico after a week of rehabilitation in Corpus Christi. More than 2,000 sea turtles were rescued and taken to the Amos Rehabilitation Keep at the University of Read more…
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Gov. Greg Abbott said the state of Texas will use the same method for vaccinating homebound seniors that was established in Corpus Christi. The Save our Seniors Initiative will begin March 1 with the help of 1,100 Texas National Guard Read more…
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Beginning in the fall of 2021, Del Mar College will offer a bachelor’s degree in nursing, a first for the Corpus Christi community college. Licensed registered nurses holding an associate’s degree from an accredited nursing program can earn a Bachelor Read more…
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The Tuesday, Feb. 23, meeting of the Texas Windstorm Insurance Association has been postponed due to the winter storm that stopped the state in its tracks Feb. 15-19. The board will consider resubmitting a 5 percent increase in windstorm insurance Read more…
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Coastal Bend residents are asked to limit use of electricity during severe winter weather conditions which descended on the state on Friday, Feb. 12 and is expected to continue until Thursday, Feb. 18. Rolling brown and black outs may occur Read more…
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The Nueces County Courthouse is getting a facelift. Work recently began to replace the exterior facade of the courthouse at 901 Leopard St. in Corpus Christi. The deteriorating travertine stone will be removed and replaced with new travertine. Other elements Read more…
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Three new businesses have reopened in Corpus Christi after having to close for a variety of reasons and lengths of time. TOKYO DEN Tokyo Den first opened in Corpus Christi 25 years ago, one of the first restaurants in the Read more…
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Rajan Ahuja was selected to serve a three-year term on the Port of Corpus Christi Board of Commissioners by the Corpus Christi City Council on Tuesday, Feb. 9. In a 5-4 vote, the council chose Ahuja over current port Commissioner Read more…
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The city found the money and the new Cole Park Pier will be built with all of the bells and whistles requested by the public, the Corpus Christi City Council decided at its regular meeting Tuesday, Feb. 9. The $7.5 Read more…
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