Your Guide To Corpus Christi, Port Aransas, Rockport, Mustang Island, Fulton, Padre Island, and ALL of the Coastal Bend.
Former Congressman Blake Farenthold has a new job. After resigning as the representative for District 27 on April 6, seven months before his fourth term expired, the beleaguered official began work Monday, May 14, at the Calhoun Port Authority in Read more…
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Corpus Christi City Manager Margie Rose resigned her position effective Wednesday, May 16. The official resignation came one day earlier after a lengthy executive session during City Council’s regular Tuesday meeting. The first black person and first woman ever to Read more…
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A new dog park could be part of major renovations planned for two Corpus Christi parks. Parts of a $16 million bond passed by voters in 2012 will fund upgrades to Bill Witt Park on the Southside and West Guth Read more…
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The primary elections for Nueces County voters are not over. Candidates who did not receive more than 50 percent of the vote in their races face the next highest vote-getter in primary runoffs May 22. Polls will be open 7 Read more…
Read moreOne pier has reopened, while another one has closed in the Coastal Bend. On Mustang Island, Horace Caldwell Pier in Port Aransas reopened for the first time since Hurricane Harvey wreaked havoc on the region on Aug. 25, 2017. In Read more…
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If you’ve ever wanted to serve on the Del Mar College Board of Regents, now is the time to put in your name for consideration of appointment. Deadline to apply for the position is 5 p.m. Tuesday, May 29. An Read more…
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Nine candidates have filed for an emergency special election set for Saturday, June 30, to fill the congressional seat recently vacated by former Rep. Blake Farenthold (R-Corpus Christi). The four-term congressman resigned April 6. He had announced in December he Read more…
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By Kai Robertson Meyer EDITOR’S NOTE: The best way to find out if kids are going to like something is to ask them. With that in mind, Corpus Christi Business News asked young reporter Kai Meyer to visit the new Read more…
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The atmosphere was electric on a recent weeknight at the Chicas Rock building in Corpus Christi. A musical group of 9- and 10-year-old girls played their guitars, drums, and basses, singing their version of The Ramones’ hit “Hey! Ho! Let’s Read more…
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Two Coastal Bend nonprofits will receive a total of $20,000 in grant money to help with recovery from Hurricane Harvey. The Port Aransas Community Theater will receive $15,000, while the Rockport-Fulton Hospital Training Program will receive $5,000 from the Texas Read more…
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