Ingleside approves water re-use MOU with Chemours
INGLESIDE — The City of Ingleside and Chemours are set to enter into a Memorandum Of Understanding (MOU) regarding the re-use of Ingleside’s wastewater effluent in efforts to reduce water dependency on regional providers. The Ingleside City Council unanimously voted during its regular meeting on Oct. 13 to...
Dangerous home comes down on Ruth Street with help from RAMBRO
A burned Ruth Street home came down with help from RAMBRO Contracting. Here's how dangerous homes in Corpus Christi can end up slated for demolition.
Former drug house demolished in Corpus Christi as local contractor steps up to help...
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — A house that police said was used for drug activity for years is being torn down in Corpus Christi, thanks to a local contractor volunteering to do the work for free. The property, located in the 2600 block of Ruth Street, had been a concern...
The Evangeline pipeline is now connected to the Mary Rhodes Pipeline
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Corpus Christi’s Evangeline water project has reached two major milestones, with 40% of its 30-mile pipeline now in the ground and new connections to the Mary Rhodes pipeline. But a legal challenge over water permits could complicate the project as the city works to...
Border Patrol: Smuggler armed with pipe bombs, semi-automatic rifle picked up migrants in Port...
McALLEN, Texas (ValleyCentral) — A smuggler transported three migrants from Port Mansfield to Corpus Christi last week in a “speedboat-style vessel,” according to a criminal complaint against him. Along with the migrants, Alec Ray Foss, 28, of Corpus Christi had a pistol, a semi-automatic rifle and four pipe bombs in his boat. “That seems to […]
Aransas Pass to host movie night at Conn Brown Harbor
The City of Aransas Pass’ Parks and Recreation Department will host a movie night at Conn Brown Harbor in Aransas Pass on Oct. 24. According to an announcement from the city, the movie will be in the spirit of Halloween featuring Hocus Pocus. It will begin at 8:15 p.m.
Community celebrates Pride in downtown Corpus Christi
Pride Corpus Christi’s Parade and Block Party, originally postponed from Oct. 3, welcomed community members to its rescheduled event on Oct. 10 at Water’s Edge Park. The parade and block party used to be held in June during Pride Month, but in 2021 moved to October to avoid the heat of early summer. Responding to direct community feedback, Pride Corpus Christi featured 34 diverse performers and added interactive games to this year’s celebration. To ensure accessibility for everyone from large co
Nueces County awards $1.3M contract to demolish historic 1914 Courthouse
Nueces County Commissioners unanimously awarded a $1.3 million contract for asbestos abatement and demolition of the historic 1914 courthouse.
South Texas Weather Alert: Near 100° Heat Before Oct. 16 Cold Front
Temperatures could fall into the 70s Saturday after highs near 100 degrees in parts of South Texas.
Gregory-Portland sweeps CC Ray, clinched playoff spot
CORPUS CHRISTI — The Gregory-Portland volleyball team won its fourth straight match on Tuesday, Oct. 13, and also in the process clinched a playoff berth in District 29-5A. The Wildcats (26-14, 6-4) topped Corpus Christi Ray 25-10, 25-15, 25-23 and will face off with district leaders Flour Bluff and Victoria West to finish out the regular season.
