An order requiring masks be worn in public is expected this week from Nueces County Judge Barbara Canales, who spent the weekend in quarantine studying options. She is self-quarantined until Thursday, June 25, after being exposed to a Nueces County Read more…
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A promise of a grocery store on North Padre Island in Corpus Christi is now more than a sign over a vacant lot. A building has emerged and an estimated opening announced. An IGA grocery store, The Island Market is Read more…
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The rumors are true: Aurora Arts Theatre is back in business. The latest executive orders on reopening businesses by Governor Greg Abbott has spurred the community theater to prepare for its live production of Neil Simon’s “Rumors!” The theater also Read more…
Read moreThe number of COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations are on the upswing, but Texas Gov. Gregg Abbott said the state’s hospital capacity is still plentiful, and, therefore, he will continue reopening the state for business. “The bottom line is this, and Read more…
Read moreTexas is now reporting record numbers of COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations after moving into Phase III of a four-phase plan to reopen businesses and lift stay-at-home orders. In Corpus Christi, cases are also increasing, although South Texas recorded the lowest Read more…
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Completion of the new Harbor Bridge is still “a few more years away,” said Lynn Allison, public information manager at Flatiron/Dragados LLC, the bridge's developers. She gave a presentation on the project to a well-attended Zoom meeting of the United Read more…
Read moreVirtual public meetings to discuss the deepening of the Corpus Christi Channel in Port Aransas began June 8. A second meeting was June 11, and two more are planned for Tuesday, June 16, and Thursday, June 18, by the U.S. Read more…
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Six Army, Navy, Marine, and Coast Guard commanders in Corpus Christi will be replaced with new leaders over the next two months, during a time when public ceremonies must be toned down to prevent the spread of the coronavirus during Read more…
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Ivan the iguana and Spyro the bearded dragon eagerly wait to greet guests in their newly renovated Resident Reptiles habitat inside the South Texas Botanical Gardens & Nature Center in Corpus Christi. The garden’s cold-blooded inhabitants fared well during the Read more…
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Corpus Christi Museum of Science and History reopened for visitors June 1 with three new exhibits and new membership deals. “War and Peace on the Rio Grande 1861-1867” is a traveling exhibit in partnership with the NAACP that showcases the Read more…
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