Your Guide To Corpus Christi, Port Aransas, Rockport, Mustang Island, Fulton, Padre Island, and ALL of the Coastal Bend.
Bag limits and other new regulations for saltwater anglers that go into effect September 1 deal with speckled trout, shark, cobia (also called ling), and oyster harvesting. The new regs were approved earlier in the year by the Texas Parks Read more…
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Chronically understaffed, the Nueces County Sheriff’s Office has stepped up recruiting efforts for personnel, including wrapping a transport van with a “Now Hiring” sign and a phone number. A second vehicle with a similar wrap should be ready to drive Read more…
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There’s a new mural in town. K Space Contemporary unveiled “Connections,” a 77-foot-by-22-foot mural on its building at 415 Starr St. in downtown Corpus Christi. The colorful, whimsical design takes a look back at the building’s history as a Kress Read more…
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Last week of the year without the Corpus Christi IceRays in play! The IceRays hit the ice for three preseason games next week in North Richland Hills. If you can’t go, you can watch them on HockeyTV. The games are Read more…
Read moreTexas Gov. Greg Abbott signed two disaster relief bills into law in Rockport on August 24, the day before the second anniversary of Hurricane Harvey. The Category 4 storm hit the Coastal Bend on the evening of August 25, 2017, Read more…
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One week after a controversial revelation about Fiesta de la Flor finances, CEO Paulette Kluge resigned from the Corpus Christi Convention and Visitors Bureau, also known as Visit Corpus Christi. “I don’t know if I could attribute it to that,” Read more…
Read morePrepare now to visit to Rockport-Fulton in September for the 31st annual HummerBird Festival, coming back strong two years after the devastation of Hurricane Harvey. Locals are already setting out feeders and enjoying the migrating birds as they begin to Read more…
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Five-month vending permits for food trucks and other vendors to sell in city parks and on city beaches are now available for October 2019 through February 2020. Applications are being accepted until 5 p.m. Friday, August 30. Applications ask for Read more…
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The Port of Corpus Christi will pay $600,000 to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers over the next three years to expedite reviews of six active port projects, including dredging in the Corpus Christi Ship Channel. Port commissioners unanimously approved Read more…
Read moreThe first shipment of crude oil from the Permian Basin via the newly completed EPIC pipeline recently arrived in Corpus Christi. EPIC, an acronym for Eagle Ford, Permian Basin, Ingleside, and Corpus Christi, built the 24-inch pipeline to transport Y-grade Read more…
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