af2 team pathetic copy cats
Hmpf Toldyouso - 09:51pm Dec 13, 2006 Central
I heard a rumor that they're gonna call the new af2 team here in Corpus Christi the "sharks". Either they have NO imaginations; are pathetically copycatting off the Hammerheads; or this is a sleazy marketing idea, hoping that the uninformed with believe this team might still have an association with the Hammerheads and will buy tickets from them anyway. Either way it shows that their statement is loud and clear, they mean to steal the territory and capitalize on all the hard work that the Dittman family has done building the IFL out of thin air. Another hardworking LOCAL family business pushed aside with the overwhelming help of Mark Scott and the rest on the city council, via SMG management and the sleazy Marc Solis. SMG and Marc Solis have ousted the Hammerheads, The Shriners Circus, tradeshows and other groups who had been regular PAYING customers of the Coliseum and refused to help accomodate the Kiwanis Golden Gloves and other non-profit groups that couldn't afford his rates. He won't even give you the time of day if he knows you don't have money. It makes you wonder why we had the Center built because it certainly wasn't for the people of Corpus Christi.
When SMG has made all the money they can off of our city and the ABCenter is run down like the coliseum became they will skip off into the sunset laughing at us.
Thank god for the good sensible, customer friendly arena in Robstown. At the rate LOCALLY run events are moving over there I bet the possibility of them getting the Ice Rayz and the A&M sports programs should be pretty strong. Support the new Robstown arena and all their LOCAL events. Remember when you buy a ticket from the real Corpus Christi Hammerheads that money stays HERE in our local economy, the players and employees and the owners all live HERE. The money made here stays here! Support Golden Gloves in Robstown this February!
Shame on Mark Scott, dog poo on Marc Solis! Only national acts and entities matter to them. Money t
Hmpf Toldyouso - 09:52pm Dec 13, 2006 Central (#1 of 1) Reply
...Money that does NOT stay here. Didn't we build the arena for all the citizens of Corpus Christi? Apparently not!
Wednesday, December 27, 2006
Tuesday, December 26, 2006
Joe A Ortiz (National Civil Rights Director, American GI Forum) Writes Letter to the Caller Times (and it got published)
Should step down
We know that Del Mar College President Carlos Garcia is responsible to the Board of Regents. However, President Garcia should be more responsible to the public. His actions are compromising education at Del Mar.
Del Mar President Garcia should relinquish his position until the present investigation is completed.
The board is doing a disservice to the public by keeping Del Mar President Garcia as president while there is a cloud of suspicion and his integrity is being questioned and investigated.
Joe Ortiz
(Civil Rights Director,
National GI Forum)
Thursday, December 21, 2006
Feel the BYTE
EB: I'm not sure what it is Jaime does for a living either,bass.
JK: The discussion was not about "what it is Jaime does for a living". It began as a dialogue about some unique skills. Why would I reveal to you how I make my livelihood so you can sabotage it?
EB. but I DO know he tries to pimp himself out to candidates running for public office.
How do you "know" this EB? You offer not one shred of proof. Then you act as if these Politicians are being victimized by me. My agenda is to engage the voters, publish irrefutable documentation and they decide. It might not be as I want or as you want but as WE as a whole community choose. Give me one instance where the Candidate did not approach initially.
EB:.even if they don't live in his district.
JK: Christen Archer does not live in the District either nor does Montgomery so WATT?
EB:.and if a candidate passes on hiring him,then he goes into full on attack mode,and will try to destroy the candidate's reputation and blame him for everything from global warming to the common cold.
JK: Again, you are incorrect EB. I don't believe Global Warming or common cold are accurate as they have never been a style of words I would use. More like Reneging, Lying & Cheating. EB, you must go by the person's actions and when a man is not worth his handshake (meaning he shakes hands and gives you his word and reneges) and he proves it to me personally I will speak up, I have not a qualm about going into full attack mode. Candidate's Reputation? Yeah, thats kinda like destroying the reputation of Heidi Fleiss or Marion Berry.
EB: He'll TELL you he has no agenda,
JK: Where have i ever said "I have no agenda".
I seldom use the word although the students use the term all day long.
EB: but anybody who reads his rantings
JK: Why do you read my "rantings" EB?
EB: can tell he does,and 99% of the time,that agenda involves Jaime trying to get paid by somebody.
JK: Do you work for free?
EB: His volumnous rants against the Fernandezes?..he claims they owe him money.
JK: It is Fernandez' EB. The Fernandez' are in arrears and their case is screwed because they want to hide the other heirs. Maybe you are one to let it go, not me. One day they will be compelled to keep their agreements. Those I have the documentation and not just a handshake.
EB: His continued attacks on Juan Garcia?
JK: Hey if one of you Juant to brown nose him and open the door.........?
EB: ..he claims Garcia "hired" him to work in his campaign..then reneged.
JK: He did? Not only did I make a claim, I am contemplating dragging it all in to small claims court and dare you and everyone else to defend him. Why would you continue to defend a Politician / Lawyer. Now you are really reaching out there EB. Desperation so as to win?
EB: His attacks on Del Mar College?..his brother's girlfriend is suing the college,and Jaime's hoping to get HIS piece of the action by slamming the college.I guess he figures that by continuously attacking DMC,he's "helping" her case,and is therefore entitled to a sizable chunk of change from any settlement she might get.
JK: Now here is a prime example of Libel. The statement is absolutely false. Please make a note of the IP for exhibit. This will be emailed to Mike Westergren and Robert Heil as both are very aware of the victim (non litigant) you just Libeled. All in due time my friend.
EB: Mary Cano?..he accuses her of "modifying" his "JOB opportunities" (whatever the hell THAT'S supposed to mean).
JK: This is true, Mary Cano did modify my JOB Opportunities per Havlinka v Schubert.
EB: Don't get me wrong..I'm not trying to pile on here,Jaime,
JK: Dude, if you even knew who you are siding with. Pile on EB, nah you would never do anything like that especially if you knew it was helping me. Continue, pile on I can take it.
EB: but other people are seeing what I've seen for the last year or so..that you're not nearly as "objective" as you claim to be,and that,if you look deep enough,there's almost always some financial angle to to whoever or whatever it is you're accusing of some konspiracy on any given day.
JK: That is your opinion and that is quite a sophisticated view you have of me. However, I must request you acknowledge the credibility now of what was once a Konspiracy theory. Del Mar Housekeeping, The President, CIA, and Swiss Bankers Hunting on the Armstrong Ranch, Keeping the Powder Dry, A Sham in Nueces County, KFATSO. Why do you read such rantings EB? Because you have wisdom beyond your years, that is why you read WATT I write EB.
EB: I,personally,don't care who you're trying to wheedle money out of by posting the stuff you do.Having read most,if not all of it,my guess is you won't be paid by anybody anytime soon,but it seems other people are starting to catch on to what you're doing and what you're really about,which means your motives for posting some of the crap you do are going to be called into question more often now.
JK: If this is true then, that means these "other people" are starting to Feel the BYTE.
JK: The discussion was not about "what it is Jaime does for a living". It began as a dialogue about some unique skills. Why would I reveal to you how I make my livelihood so you can sabotage it?
EB. but I DO know he tries to pimp himself out to candidates running for public office.
How do you "know" this EB? You offer not one shred of proof. Then you act as if these Politicians are being victimized by me. My agenda is to engage the voters, publish irrefutable documentation and they decide. It might not be as I want or as you want but as WE as a whole community choose. Give me one instance where the Candidate did not approach initially.
EB:.even if they don't live in his district.
JK: Christen Archer does not live in the District either nor does Montgomery so WATT?
EB:.and if a candidate passes on hiring him,then he goes into full on attack mode,and will try to destroy the candidate's reputation and blame him for everything from global warming to the common cold.
JK: Again, you are incorrect EB. I don't believe Global Warming or common cold are accurate as they have never been a style of words I would use. More like Reneging, Lying & Cheating. EB, you must go by the person's actions and when a man is not worth his handshake (meaning he shakes hands and gives you his word and reneges) and he proves it to me personally I will speak up, I have not a qualm about going into full attack mode. Candidate's Reputation? Yeah, thats kinda like destroying the reputation of Heidi Fleiss or Marion Berry.
EB: He'll TELL you he has no agenda,
JK: Where have i ever said "I have no agenda".
I seldom use the word although the students use the term all day long.
EB: but anybody who reads his rantings
JK: Why do you read my "rantings" EB?
EB: can tell he does,and 99% of the time,that agenda involves Jaime trying to get paid by somebody.
JK: Do you work for free?
EB: His volumnous rants against the Fernandezes?..he claims they owe him money.
JK: It is Fernandez' EB. The Fernandez' are in arrears and their case is screwed because they want to hide the other heirs. Maybe you are one to let it go, not me. One day they will be compelled to keep their agreements. Those I have the documentation and not just a handshake.
EB: His continued attacks on Juan Garcia?
JK: Hey if one of you Juant to brown nose him and open the door.........?
EB: ..he claims Garcia "hired" him to work in his campaign..then reneged.
JK: He did? Not only did I make a claim, I am contemplating dragging it all in to small claims court and dare you and everyone else to defend him. Why would you continue to defend a Politician / Lawyer. Now you are really reaching out there EB. Desperation so as to win?
EB: His attacks on Del Mar College?..his brother's girlfriend is suing the college,and Jaime's hoping to get HIS piece of the action by slamming the college.I guess he figures that by continuously attacking DMC,he's "helping" her case,and is therefore entitled to a sizable chunk of change from any settlement she might get.
JK: Now here is a prime example of Libel. The statement is absolutely false. Please make a note of the IP for exhibit. This will be emailed to Mike Westergren and Robert Heil as both are very aware of the victim (non litigant) you just Libeled. All in due time my friend.
EB: Mary Cano?..he accuses her of "modifying" his "JOB opportunities" (whatever the hell THAT'S supposed to mean).
JK: This is true, Mary Cano did modify my JOB Opportunities per Havlinka v Schubert.
EB: Don't get me wrong..I'm not trying to pile on here,Jaime,
JK: Dude, if you even knew who you are siding with. Pile on EB, nah you would never do anything like that especially if you knew it was helping me. Continue, pile on I can take it.
EB: but other people are seeing what I've seen for the last year or so..that you're not nearly as "objective" as you claim to be,and that,if you look deep enough,there's almost always some financial angle to to whoever or whatever it is you're accusing of some konspiracy on any given day.
JK: That is your opinion and that is quite a sophisticated view you have of me. However, I must request you acknowledge the credibility now of what was once a Konspiracy theory. Del Mar Housekeeping, The President, CIA, and Swiss Bankers Hunting on the Armstrong Ranch, Keeping the Powder Dry, A Sham in Nueces County, KFATSO. Why do you read such rantings EB? Because you have wisdom beyond your years, that is why you read WATT I write EB.
EB: I,personally,don't care who you're trying to wheedle money out of by posting the stuff you do.Having read most,if not all of it,my guess is you won't be paid by anybody anytime soon,but it seems other people are starting to catch on to what you're doing and what you're really about,which means your motives for posting some of the crap you do are going to be called into question more often now.
JK: If this is true then, that means these "other people" are starting to Feel the BYTE.
Monday, December 18, 2006
Sunday, December 10, 2006
I am glad you mentioned these things EB
Posted on December 10, 2006 at 05:29:52 AM by Kenedeno
EB: "Did you or did you not post a few months back that you were dragged into Judge JAG's court over a truancy issue involving one of your kids?"
JK: Yes, I did. When a parent takes his child to school and he arrives on time (he becomes a student under the Jurisdiction of the school administration); the child is in the custody of the school. While the child is on school grounds he is subject to the rules of the school as the school is subject to the custodial responsibility. Anything that happens during the day is under the school's watch. If the student is absent during the middle of the day who's watch is it under? If the child is tardy or walking the halls; who's watch is it? However, when the student is tardy or skipping during the middle periods, the school admin, the attendance clerk and the truancy officer engage themselves. They begin the documentation of the "truant events". There is a computer that will call to inform the household that the "student was absent one or more periods today". Keep in mind the automated system is readily discounted by the administration when they cannot find the reason it called. That is when the parent contacts the school to inquire to specifically which class was the child absent or tardy, why was the machine reporting the child absent? Now all of this said kids roaming the halls, tardy and absent is being allowed by who? Who's custody did the parents release the child into? But, once the truant events add up as they are allowed; the child and the parents are charged with truancy and adult contributing to truancy respectively. That means for the child an automatic slam dunk $500 ching ching, the parent slam dunked and another $500 ching ching and then the other parent $500 ching ching. Now tell me how that is right and just EB? I have every right and every reason to write about this injustice. And you are correct I do have an angle it is called EQUAL JUSTICE for all.
EB: "You see,Jaime..I make it a point to remember these things because it helps me put your rantings on certain things in their proper context."
JK: You remember so you can take them out of context and twist for your anti Jaime angle. Hell EB I could say the temp is below 90 degrees outside right now and you would find a way to argue about it.
EB: "For instance:
Your rantings on "deadbeat MEs who cover up crimes"...stem from the fact that you think the Fernandezes owe you money..oh..and land,too."
JK: If he wants to cover up facts or other heirs would that not open the door to covering up or manipulating evidence? Now, I can provide a little more indight if you follow the link address.
"Marie Fernandez that showed up to my office one Friday and tried to bribe me with another family member by stated the cause of death could be changed."
http://corpuschristicallertimes.blogspot.com/2006/12/marie-fernandez-that-showed-up-to-my.html
EB: "Your rantings on Del Mar..stem from something you allege happened to some chick your brother USED to date..(and probably from the fact that you USED to be a student there,and now you're not,which would lead any thinking person to wonder whether you have some personal axe to grind).It's funny how you pretend to be morally outraged at "sexual harassment" at Del Mar,yet you supported a slug for Sheriff whose campaign manager and potential Chief Deputy is a serial womanizer and documented sexual abuser..and you knew it but supported him anyway."
JK: The "chick" (1 of over many victims who cam forward) is my brother's significant other. My involvement in this fight has everything to do with the community. There is a construction vested interest coupled with the self dealing shell game which is leveraged by others like Carlos Garcia who loves tits and ass. I have not one hesitation to refer to Mike Westergren , Joe Alaniz, Carlos Garcia and the like as corrupt along with police reports, written testimony and documents displaying them for the worms they truly are. With Pete Alvarez there is no certainty the womanizer would have become part of the Sheriffs Dept. You can make the arguement all day long. But if he would have moved with Pete would not these inappropriate actions be enough to deny him the position if the public spoke up? Why dont you show us some documents on the "sexual abuse" EB?
EB: "Your attempted character assassination of Juan Garcia..you claimed he couldn't be trusted,that he had no ethics or morals..yet you tried to sell your "services" to his campaign.It was only AFTER he told you and "Team Kenedeno" to take a hike,that you began attacking him.Which..again,would lead any thinking person to wonder..if he'd have hired you,would you STILL have dogged him in these forums?..I'll bet you wouldn't have..in fact..I'll even bet you you'd hve been busily posting reams of crap telling us what a wonderful guy he is".
JK: I will keep this simple. Juan shook my hand, asked me to start working (writing) and bring the public into this race. He said he had very little money at the time to pay for my services but if we could bring the public into the HD #32 RACE the money would come in from the big donors. I told him I would challenge Mikal to kick in some dinero and I would get the money coming in. Juan also claimed he wanted a debate with Seaman but he said it would take an act of god. I assured him I would get Seaman to debate him. Juan was scared to debate Seaman. He got his ass kicked at every joust. Juan never told us to take a hike, he kept on saying tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow and then was too much of a puss to answer the phone and tell me to take a hike or whatever; he is ashamed and he cannot look me in the eyes (and I have been in his presence) because he knows he lied and hid like a coward. And you brought him up so don’t go there with the I cant let it go bs.
EB: “You're like the wizard from the "Wizard of Oz",Jaime..you PROJECT an image of bluster and fire and claim to have knowledge of all these various community goings on..but when you look behind the bluster and ignore the rhetoric for amoment and you pull the curtain back..there's a little guy behind it trying furiously to spin something into something it's not.”
JK: What is wrong with the Wizard of OZ? He got the people to have confidence in themselves. He enabled the Lion to find his courage. He enabled the scarecrow to find his intelligence etc etc etc……
Posted on December 10, 2006 at 05:29:52 AM by Kenedeno
EB: "Did you or did you not post a few months back that you were dragged into Judge JAG's court over a truancy issue involving one of your kids?"
JK: Yes, I did. When a parent takes his child to school and he arrives on time (he becomes a student under the Jurisdiction of the school administration); the child is in the custody of the school. While the child is on school grounds he is subject to the rules of the school as the school is subject to the custodial responsibility. Anything that happens during the day is under the school's watch. If the student is absent during the middle of the day who's watch is it under? If the child is tardy or walking the halls; who's watch is it? However, when the student is tardy or skipping during the middle periods, the school admin, the attendance clerk and the truancy officer engage themselves. They begin the documentation of the "truant events". There is a computer that will call to inform the household that the "student was absent one or more periods today". Keep in mind the automated system is readily discounted by the administration when they cannot find the reason it called. That is when the parent contacts the school to inquire to specifically which class was the child absent or tardy, why was the machine reporting the child absent? Now all of this said kids roaming the halls, tardy and absent is being allowed by who? Who's custody did the parents release the child into? But, once the truant events add up as they are allowed; the child and the parents are charged with truancy and adult contributing to truancy respectively. That means for the child an automatic slam dunk $500 ching ching, the parent slam dunked and another $500 ching ching and then the other parent $500 ching ching. Now tell me how that is right and just EB? I have every right and every reason to write about this injustice. And you are correct I do have an angle it is called EQUAL JUSTICE for all.
EB: "You see,Jaime..I make it a point to remember these things because it helps me put your rantings on certain things in their proper context."
JK: You remember so you can take them out of context and twist for your anti Jaime angle. Hell EB I could say the temp is below 90 degrees outside right now and you would find a way to argue about it.
EB: "For instance:
Your rantings on "deadbeat MEs who cover up crimes"...stem from the fact that you think the Fernandezes owe you money..oh..and land,too."
JK: If he wants to cover up facts or other heirs would that not open the door to covering up or manipulating evidence? Now, I can provide a little more indight if you follow the link address.
"Marie Fernandez that showed up to my office one Friday and tried to bribe me with another family member by stated the cause of death could be changed."
http://corpuschristicallertimes.blogspot.com/2006/12/marie-fernandez-that-showed-up-to-my.html
EB: "Your rantings on Del Mar..stem from something you allege happened to some chick your brother USED to date..(and probably from the fact that you USED to be a student there,and now you're not,which would lead any thinking person to wonder whether you have some personal axe to grind).It's funny how you pretend to be morally outraged at "sexual harassment" at Del Mar,yet you supported a slug for Sheriff whose campaign manager and potential Chief Deputy is a serial womanizer and documented sexual abuser..and you knew it but supported him anyway."
JK: The "chick" (1 of over many victims who cam forward) is my brother's significant other. My involvement in this fight has everything to do with the community. There is a construction vested interest coupled with the self dealing shell game which is leveraged by others like Carlos Garcia who loves tits and ass. I have not one hesitation to refer to Mike Westergren , Joe Alaniz, Carlos Garcia and the like as corrupt along with police reports, written testimony and documents displaying them for the worms they truly are. With Pete Alvarez there is no certainty the womanizer would have become part of the Sheriffs Dept. You can make the arguement all day long. But if he would have moved with Pete would not these inappropriate actions be enough to deny him the position if the public spoke up? Why dont you show us some documents on the "sexual abuse" EB?
EB: "Your attempted character assassination of Juan Garcia..you claimed he couldn't be trusted,that he had no ethics or morals..yet you tried to sell your "services" to his campaign.It was only AFTER he told you and "Team Kenedeno" to take a hike,that you began attacking him.Which..again,would lead any thinking person to wonder..if he'd have hired you,would you STILL have dogged him in these forums?..I'll bet you wouldn't have..in fact..I'll even bet you you'd hve been busily posting reams of crap telling us what a wonderful guy he is".
JK: I will keep this simple. Juan shook my hand, asked me to start working (writing) and bring the public into this race. He said he had very little money at the time to pay for my services but if we could bring the public into the HD #32 RACE the money would come in from the big donors. I told him I would challenge Mikal to kick in some dinero and I would get the money coming in. Juan also claimed he wanted a debate with Seaman but he said it would take an act of god. I assured him I would get Seaman to debate him. Juan was scared to debate Seaman. He got his ass kicked at every joust. Juan never told us to take a hike, he kept on saying tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow and then was too much of a puss to answer the phone and tell me to take a hike or whatever; he is ashamed and he cannot look me in the eyes (and I have been in his presence) because he knows he lied and hid like a coward. And you brought him up so don’t go there with the I cant let it go bs.
EB: “You're like the wizard from the "Wizard of Oz",Jaime..you PROJECT an image of bluster and fire and claim to have knowledge of all these various community goings on..but when you look behind the bluster and ignore the rhetoric for amoment and you pull the curtain back..there's a little guy behind it trying furiously to spin something into something it's not.”
JK: What is wrong with the Wizard of OZ? He got the people to have confidence in themselves. He enabled the Lion to find his courage. He enabled the scarecrow to find his intelligence etc etc etc……
Marie Fernandez that showed up to my office one Friday and tried to bribe me with another family member by stated the cause of death could be changed.
NOTHING, NOTHING ever happened because Ray Fernandez had now become more interested in a dear friend of my fathers, that worked with Elena Suess Kenedy. Posted on September 22, 2005 at 02:22:50 PM by Estevan
I have to agree with Jaime. I met several times with Ray Fernandez at his office. I was working on the Ruben Vela murder case and made an appt to see him and go over my investigation. The official cause of death was ruled an ACCIDENT. I discovered many loose ends that required the reopening of the case and view it as an ASSAULT which led to murder when Ruben died 5 days later. Dr. Fernandez agreed that I had enough new evidence to talk to the texas ranger that investigated originally plus I told him of a video tape that the asst fire chief of bishop had taken of the entire rescue event. He was not aware of it, as the ranger did not even look into this case enough to know the video was there. Dr. Fernandez stated to me that with the skull fracture that Ruben had he would have been immediately paralyzed and therefore would not have been able to ride his bike 7 blocks after he was assaulted at the hay barn (which burned down that nite!) and valiantly tried to ride his bike back home. I told him of the video and that MAria Vela, rubens mom, had told me Ruben had his hands up to his head when she arrived. The video would prove that ruben was not papralyzed and therefore any conclusion the coroner came to was not correct. It was not an accidental death, it was premeditated. NOTHING, NOTHING ever happened becasue Ray Fernandez had now become more interested in a dear friend of my fathers, that worked with elena. He wanted me to get enough info from the old guy to help himself. He now seemed to play a game of give me info and I''ll help you!! I did not give my father''s friend to him and consequently never got a damn thing done to help the Vela family and bring out the truth. WHY?? Then there is Marie Fernandez that showed up to my office one Friday
Then there is Marie Fernandez that showed up to my office one Friday and tried to bribe me with another family member by stated the cause of death could be changed. After this meeting with her, strange and ultimately lost my job because of her. She started telling the lie that I had slept with her. It is alledged she would do it in front of her husband, my chances for the vela case now get out of reach for me. Too many minds poisoned and untrusting due to her lies. Yes, I agree with Jaime.
I have to agree with Jaime. I met several times with Ray Fernandez at his office. I was working on the Ruben Vela murder case and made an appt to see him and go over my investigation. The official cause of death was ruled an ACCIDENT. I discovered many loose ends that required the reopening of the case and view it as an ASSAULT which led to murder when Ruben died 5 days later. Dr. Fernandez agreed that I had enough new evidence to talk to the texas ranger that investigated originally plus I told him of a video tape that the asst fire chief of bishop had taken of the entire rescue event. He was not aware of it, as the ranger did not even look into this case enough to know the video was there. Dr. Fernandez stated to me that with the skull fracture that Ruben had he would have been immediately paralyzed and therefore would not have been able to ride his bike 7 blocks after he was assaulted at the hay barn (which burned down that nite!) and valiantly tried to ride his bike back home. I told him of the video and that MAria Vela, rubens mom, had told me Ruben had his hands up to his head when she arrived. The video would prove that ruben was not papralyzed and therefore any conclusion the coroner came to was not correct. It was not an accidental death, it was premeditated. NOTHING, NOTHING ever happened becasue Ray Fernandez had now become more interested in a dear friend of my fathers, that worked with elena. He wanted me to get enough info from the old guy to help himself. He now seemed to play a game of give me info and I''ll help you!! I did not give my father''s friend to him and consequently never got a damn thing done to help the Vela family and bring out the truth. WHY?? Then there is Marie Fernandez that showed up to my office one Friday
Then there is Marie Fernandez that showed up to my office one Friday and tried to bribe me with another family member by stated the cause of death could be changed. After this meeting with her, strange and ultimately lost my job because of her. She started telling the lie that I had slept with her. It is alledged she would do it in front of her husband, my chances for the vela case now get out of reach for me. Too many minds poisoned and untrusting due to her lies. Yes, I agree with Jaime.
Monday, November 06, 2006
Monday, October 30, 2006
The Caller-Times refuses to investigate and do any in depth reporting of Del Mar College
In response to Nick Jimenez Viewpoints, Look down-ballot for the nitty-gritty stuff.
I am a candidate for DMC Regents District 5. Several weeks ago I sat with the Caller-Times Editorial Board and described problems facing the college as presented in the Rangel Report; problems with accreditation based on the failure to follow and enforce DMC Policy; issues of sexual harassment, the firing of the female EEOC officer, the expulsion of the female student she tried to help and the abuse of power by the college president and the regents. Recently, I have learned of questions concerning the Baker-Botts report and the Waters Study which the college is refusing to release to those who have filed Freedom of Information requests. These reports cost the taxpayers a great deal of money. None of these stories have been covered in the Caller-Times accept if at all superficially. If you read the newspaper all you get is the gospel as paid for by the DMC public relations department and as promoted by Nick Jimenez and his cronies. Nick Jimenez is 100% correct that “there are more associate degrees and more certificates from Del Mar College hanging on more walls in Corpus Christi than diplomas from any other institution of higher learning.” What that does in the eyes of the Caller-Times is buy the College, corrupt and incompetent regents and administrators, a free pass to deny students and employees their rights to due process and rip off the taxpayers of Corpus Christi. The Caller-Times refuses to investigate and do any in depth reporting of Del Mar College, unless it’s a fluff piece. The Caller-Times has done nothing since September, to cover the candidates for regents and the issues I have addressed. How about spending a week or two in the weeks prior to the election to do some in depth reporting on the goings on behind the scenes at Del Mar College and the position papers of those who are candidates for the Board? Nick Jimenez, you hypocrite, how can you state, “That surely merits more than the bottom of the ballot, or at least being sure that every voter devotes a thoughtful decision to those elections,” when you and the Caller-Times bury the stories and endorse the status quo candidates to cover up for the abuses and corruption of your hometown team? Or maybe I misunderstood. It’s not the voters who should do the thinking? How could they without the information? It’s your thoughts you want them to use to make that decision. I get it now.
Howard Karsh, Candidate for District 5, DMC Board of Regents.
5406 Wooldridge Road
Corpus Christi, Texas.
361-993-8449
361-563-0977
Saturday, October 21, 2006
Is this the guy Penny complained to about the emails
Juvenile shakeup is coming
Board seeks resignation; official intends to remain
By barbara ramirez Caller Times
October 20, 2006
A meeting scheduled for Nov. 1 could mean a restructuring of top management at the Nueces County Juvenile Probation Department, which has remained unchanged for at least a decade.
The Nueces County Juvenile Board this week asked Chief Probation Officer Steven Schwerin, who has led the facility for 10 years, to resign his position in light of an independent consultant's unfavorable evaluation of his office and leadership.
Schwerin said Thursday he has no intention of resigning.
"The staff and supervisors of our department are passionate about what we do," Schwerin said. "The report is far from objective; it doesn't reflect the accomplishments of our department."
The report, released Oct. 9, said the members of management at the juvenile department did not have a good working relationship under Schwerin. It went on to say Schwerin had not had a management team meeting since March, he was indecisive and inconsistent, and his office suffered from low morale.
Specifically mentioning Schwerin and assistant Joe Alley, the report said administrators don't work well together and suggested replacing Alley and another assistant and terminating or buying out Schwerin's contract.
"It seems that at no time during his tenure was there a close-knit, effectively interacting administrative team," Michael Lindsey of Nestor Consultants said in the report.
Alley, who wrote a retirement letter to the Juvenile Board, partially because of the report, said the report accurately depicts the department's atmosphere during the past 10 years. Alley planned to retire at the end of December, but said the report prompted him to retire early. His last day is Dec. 1.
"The last 10 years at the Juvenile Department have been difficult and disappointing, however I'm excited to see the board is taking steps to improve the department," Alley, who has been with the department 34 years, wrote in the letter to the board.
At the Nov. 1 meeting, the Juvenile Board will hear from Schwerin on his plans, then decide what action to take, according to 214th District Judge Jose Longoria.
Contact Barbara Ramirez at 886-3792
Board seeks resignation; official intends to remain
By barbara ramirez Caller Times
October 20, 2006
A meeting scheduled for Nov. 1 could mean a restructuring of top management at the Nueces County Juvenile Probation Department, which has remained unchanged for at least a decade.
The Nueces County Juvenile Board this week asked Chief Probation Officer Steven Schwerin, who has led the facility for 10 years, to resign his position in light of an independent consultant's unfavorable evaluation of his office and leadership.
Schwerin said Thursday he has no intention of resigning.
"The staff and supervisors of our department are passionate about what we do," Schwerin said. "The report is far from objective; it doesn't reflect the accomplishments of our department."
The report, released Oct. 9, said the members of management at the juvenile department did not have a good working relationship under Schwerin. It went on to say Schwerin had not had a management team meeting since March, he was indecisive and inconsistent, and his office suffered from low morale.
Specifically mentioning Schwerin and assistant Joe Alley, the report said administrators don't work well together and suggested replacing Alley and another assistant and terminating or buying out Schwerin's contract.
"It seems that at no time during his tenure was there a close-knit, effectively interacting administrative team," Michael Lindsey of Nestor Consultants said in the report.
Alley, who wrote a retirement letter to the Juvenile Board, partially because of the report, said the report accurately depicts the department's atmosphere during the past 10 years. Alley planned to retire at the end of December, but said the report prompted him to retire early. His last day is Dec. 1.
"The last 10 years at the Juvenile Department have been difficult and disappointing, however I'm excited to see the board is taking steps to improve the department," Alley, who has been with the department 34 years, wrote in the letter to the board.
At the Nov. 1 meeting, the Juvenile Board will hear from Schwerin on his plans, then decide what action to take, according to 214th District Judge Jose Longoria.
Contact Barbara Ramirez at 886-3792
Tuesday, September 19, 2006
Larry ? Lloyd: Nueces County Constitutional Judge Race
Nueces county judge race, - what a joke!
Kyle Lovett - 07:08am Sep 14, 2006 Central
What's this? Larry "they-check-in-but-don't-check-out" Olivarez, and Lloyd "I-love-closed-door-insurance-deals" Neal for Nueces county judge candidates. It's laughable, but typical of what Nueces county is. The former sheriff's management record speaks for itself regarding the jail and all the lawsuits which caused the tax payer's huge amounts of money. When he first came to office, he ran off some of the best jail staff, purely for political reasons and it went downhill after that. Mr. Olivarez is s just another politico from the west side and will do more harm than good if elected, but, what's the other choice? Hah! Lloyd Neal ends up running off the best City Manager Corpus has had in decades, David Garcia, who laid the foundation for all the fine improvements CC enjoys today. This after David Garcia proceeds to expose the tawdry City insurance contractual deals between the good ole buds. Eventually it turned into a character assassination, the fact that Mr. Garcia was dating one of the City's Risk Management directors, which is none of Mr. Neal's business. Bottom line? Neal has no class, just like alot of other leaders in the community have no class....witness the Dr. Bria debacle.
Funny stuff, and is the type of tawdry politics Corpus has learned to love! Corpus gets what its deserves. What say you?
dannoynted1 - 02:29am Sep 15, 2006 Central (#1 of 9) Reply
WATT happened with Larry Lloyd? Posted on September 15, 2006 at 03:49:55 AM by Jaime Kenedeno
Was there a tiff today?
Did anybody happen to see the KIII news?
George Jones - 08:23am Sep 15, 2006 Central (#2 of 9) Reply
The last time Larry and Lloyd were seen they were out back, Lloyd's pants were down around his ankles and Larry was on his knees. They seemed to have made up.
Elwood Blues - 09:19am Sep 15, 2006 Central (#3 of 9) Reply
"Snide,self righteous old overlord"
Jeezus,George..
It seems now that Olivarez' new strategy is to shirk responsibility for the conditions at the jail by blaming Rodriguez and Stutts for the problems.Neal's pounding him over the issue,and rightly so,so Larry's doing what he does best..pass the buck.It's been his trademark since he was elected Sheriff.Anybody who's seen the pictures the feds took of the jail before they removed their prisoners knows problems like that don't occur in the space of a couple months,but Olivarez would have you believe they did.Rodriguez and especially Stutts,who was jail administrator under Olivarez,certainly bear part of the responsibility,but for Olivarez to try to say it's all their fault strains credulity.
Another thing..I noticed a couple days ago that the sign out in front of the jail still says "Larry Olivarez,Jr..Sheriff"..and his name is still on marked Sheriff's Dept.patrol cars,even though he resigned as Sheriff at the beginning of this year.Who pays for removing his name from the patrol cars and the jail building?..I guess the same people who paid to have them put there in the first place..us.
GRusling - 07:26am Sep 16, 2006 Central (#4 of 9) Reply
History teaches us that men and nations behave wisely once they have exhausted all other alternatives. --Abba Eban
Elwood Blues 9/15/06 10:19am
Neal's pounding him over the issue,and rightly so,so Larry's doing what he does best..pass the buck.
I've been waiting for someone from Corpus to notice the inconsistency. The problem is, his opposition is another career politician, not a reasonable candidate for "Judge." Neal has a record as bad as Olivarez, if not worse.
Corpus Christi city politics looks pretty comical from the outside...
Kyle Lovett - 08:32am Sep 17, 2006 Central (#5 of 9) Reply
Corpus politics are the laughing stock both from the inside and outside - corrupt, stupidly "politically correct", with only self serving agendas catering to one ethnicity - Hispanics. I can't think of two of the worse candidates than those two for county judge, it just stinks. BTW, ask someone who worked at the jail intake about 6 years ago about the case in which one of Olivarez's kin (believe it was a cousin) was picked up for DWI and let go. They're both as crooked as a dog's hind leg.
Good luck!
tejano2k+ - 10:28pm Sep 17, 2006 Central (#6 of 9) Reply
Since Corpus Christi is one of America's friendliest cities[comp. size]why not give law enforcement credit for doing something right? That would include Ex-Sherrif Olivarez, imho.
Kyle Lovett - 07:10am Sep 18, 2006 Central (#7 of 9) Reply
You're saying Sheriff Olivarez should be credited for giving out smiles? Yeah he's smiling all right, smiling if you do his bidding, and to get elected so he can grab more power. Wonder who's punching his buttons?
Tell me, during his tenure, what did the good Sheriff do that was so wonderful?
According to Forbes.com, Corpus has one of the highest crime rates in the nation (ranked 147), guess the Sheriff is to blame for that, eh? Not only does CC have one of the highest crime rates, but the lowest educational attainment and the lowest cultural attainment, (latter in spite of the one sided Hispanic cultural news stuffed down the throat by all the media outlets).
The sheriff is to blame for the deaths of let's see..... at least 8 prisoners being held under his watch? How much did those lawsuits cost you, the taxpayer? Ever wonder why Corpus taxes are some of the highest in Texas, while the infrastructure (streets, parks, water) sux?
Kyle Lovett - 07:17am Sep 18, 2006 Central (#8 of 9) Reply
BTW, if you've ever driven the streets and freeways of CC, you learn quickly that CC is not such a friendly place. Corpus has some of the meanest drivers I've ever seen. There are many folks that will deliberately drive 60 mph in the far left lane on IH 37 and aligned with driver in the center lane so you can't pass, just to be mean. Corpus friendly? Another joke.
GRusling - 08:40am Sep 18, 2006 Central (#9 of 9) Reply
History teaches us that men and nations behave wisely once they have exhausted all other alternatives. --Abba Eban
Olivarez has been a pretty good cop and he's probably a good man, from what I can tell. Corpus Christi is a lot better off than some other places I've heard of but, being a good cop doesn't qualify him to be a Judge. A judge has to be fair-minded while cops, in general, are only concerned with catching someone doing something wrong and putting them in jail! If the Judge takes that approach, that would make him part of the PROSECUTION TEAM and mean any citizen, wrongly accused and only guilty of being in the wrong place at the wrong time has an uphill battle trying to PROVE he didn't do anything wrong! That's exactly what's wrong with our so-called "Justice System" these days and why I would never vote for an ex-cop to be a Judge.
Loyd Neal, on the other hand, is a professional politician. That makes his qualifications highly questionable as well.
Personally, I'd look for a retired business manager who's used to dealing with large numbers of people, like an ex-City Manager. He or she would makes a better "Judge" in my opinion...
Kyle Lovett - 07:08am Sep 14, 2006 Central
What's this? Larry "they-check-in-but-don't-check-out" Olivarez, and Lloyd "I-love-closed-door-insurance-deals" Neal for Nueces county judge candidates. It's laughable, but typical of what Nueces county is. The former sheriff's management record speaks for itself regarding the jail and all the lawsuits which caused the tax payer's huge amounts of money. When he first came to office, he ran off some of the best jail staff, purely for political reasons and it went downhill after that. Mr. Olivarez is s just another politico from the west side and will do more harm than good if elected, but, what's the other choice? Hah! Lloyd Neal ends up running off the best City Manager Corpus has had in decades, David Garcia, who laid the foundation for all the fine improvements CC enjoys today. This after David Garcia proceeds to expose the tawdry City insurance contractual deals between the good ole buds. Eventually it turned into a character assassination, the fact that Mr. Garcia was dating one of the City's Risk Management directors, which is none of Mr. Neal's business. Bottom line? Neal has no class, just like alot of other leaders in the community have no class....witness the Dr. Bria debacle.
Funny stuff, and is the type of tawdry politics Corpus has learned to love! Corpus gets what its deserves. What say you?
dannoynted1 - 02:29am Sep 15, 2006 Central (#1 of 9) Reply
WATT happened with Larry Lloyd? Posted on September 15, 2006 at 03:49:55 AM by Jaime Kenedeno
Was there a tiff today?
Did anybody happen to see the KIII news?
George Jones - 08:23am Sep 15, 2006 Central (#2 of 9) Reply
The last time Larry and Lloyd were seen they were out back, Lloyd's pants were down around his ankles and Larry was on his knees. They seemed to have made up.
Elwood Blues - 09:19am Sep 15, 2006 Central (#3 of 9) Reply
"Snide,self righteous old overlord"
Jeezus,George..
It seems now that Olivarez' new strategy is to shirk responsibility for the conditions at the jail by blaming Rodriguez and Stutts for the problems.Neal's pounding him over the issue,and rightly so,so Larry's doing what he does best..pass the buck.It's been his trademark since he was elected Sheriff.Anybody who's seen the pictures the feds took of the jail before they removed their prisoners knows problems like that don't occur in the space of a couple months,but Olivarez would have you believe they did.Rodriguez and especially Stutts,who was jail administrator under Olivarez,certainly bear part of the responsibility,but for Olivarez to try to say it's all their fault strains credulity.
Another thing..I noticed a couple days ago that the sign out in front of the jail still says "Larry Olivarez,Jr..Sheriff"..and his name is still on marked Sheriff's Dept.patrol cars,even though he resigned as Sheriff at the beginning of this year.Who pays for removing his name from the patrol cars and the jail building?..I guess the same people who paid to have them put there in the first place..us.
GRusling - 07:26am Sep 16, 2006 Central (#4 of 9) Reply
History teaches us that men and nations behave wisely once they have exhausted all other alternatives. --Abba Eban
Elwood Blues 9/15/06 10:19am
Neal's pounding him over the issue,and rightly so,so Larry's doing what he does best..pass the buck.
I've been waiting for someone from Corpus to notice the inconsistency. The problem is, his opposition is another career politician, not a reasonable candidate for "Judge." Neal has a record as bad as Olivarez, if not worse.
Corpus Christi city politics looks pretty comical from the outside...
Kyle Lovett - 08:32am Sep 17, 2006 Central (#5 of 9) Reply
Corpus politics are the laughing stock both from the inside and outside - corrupt, stupidly "politically correct", with only self serving agendas catering to one ethnicity - Hispanics. I can't think of two of the worse candidates than those two for county judge, it just stinks. BTW, ask someone who worked at the jail intake about 6 years ago about the case in which one of Olivarez's kin (believe it was a cousin) was picked up for DWI and let go. They're both as crooked as a dog's hind leg.
Good luck!
tejano2k+ - 10:28pm Sep 17, 2006 Central (#6 of 9) Reply
Since Corpus Christi is one of America's friendliest cities[comp. size]why not give law enforcement credit for doing something right? That would include Ex-Sherrif Olivarez, imho.
Kyle Lovett - 07:10am Sep 18, 2006 Central (#7 of 9) Reply
You're saying Sheriff Olivarez should be credited for giving out smiles? Yeah he's smiling all right, smiling if you do his bidding, and to get elected so he can grab more power. Wonder who's punching his buttons?
Tell me, during his tenure, what did the good Sheriff do that was so wonderful?
According to Forbes.com, Corpus has one of the highest crime rates in the nation (ranked 147), guess the Sheriff is to blame for that, eh? Not only does CC have one of the highest crime rates, but the lowest educational attainment and the lowest cultural attainment, (latter in spite of the one sided Hispanic cultural news stuffed down the throat by all the media outlets).
The sheriff is to blame for the deaths of let's see..... at least 8 prisoners being held under his watch? How much did those lawsuits cost you, the taxpayer? Ever wonder why Corpus taxes are some of the highest in Texas, while the infrastructure (streets, parks, water) sux?
Kyle Lovett - 07:17am Sep 18, 2006 Central (#8 of 9) Reply
BTW, if you've ever driven the streets and freeways of CC, you learn quickly that CC is not such a friendly place. Corpus has some of the meanest drivers I've ever seen. There are many folks that will deliberately drive 60 mph in the far left lane on IH 37 and aligned with driver in the center lane so you can't pass, just to be mean. Corpus friendly? Another joke.
GRusling - 08:40am Sep 18, 2006 Central (#9 of 9) Reply
History teaches us that men and nations behave wisely once they have exhausted all other alternatives. --Abba Eban
Olivarez has been a pretty good cop and he's probably a good man, from what I can tell. Corpus Christi is a lot better off than some other places I've heard of but, being a good cop doesn't qualify him to be a Judge. A judge has to be fair-minded while cops, in general, are only concerned with catching someone doing something wrong and putting them in jail! If the Judge takes that approach, that would make him part of the PROSECUTION TEAM and mean any citizen, wrongly accused and only guilty of being in the wrong place at the wrong time has an uphill battle trying to PROVE he didn't do anything wrong! That's exactly what's wrong with our so-called "Justice System" these days and why I would never vote for an ex-cop to be a Judge.
Loyd Neal, on the other hand, is a professional politician. That makes his qualifications highly questionable as well.
Personally, I'd look for a retired business manager who's used to dealing with large numbers of people, like an ex-City Manager. He or she would makes a better "Judge" in my opinion...
Saturday, September 02, 2006
Rolando Garza and Joe Ortiz Practiced Due Diligence on Hot Potato George Moff
Comrade John Martinez Claims to be "In The Know" with respect to former Nueces County Chief Appraiser convicted of theft of property valued between $500 and $1,500 and was accused of improper spending.
WATT about Comrade Richard Borchard & Comrade Ronnie Canales?
And one other GUY who acted in the capacity of his office?
How was the calculation of the monetary amount decreased to les than $1500?
With WATT did George Moff balance the scales of justice?
WATT about Comrade Juan Reyna?
WATT about Comrade David Jones?
Once again we have the manipulation of JOB opportunities per Hvalinka V Schubert?
We need Comrade WATTS to do the hiring for CCISD. He surely, will get us a top notch Superintendent and eliminate the competition according to the latest Polls conducted?
Avarice? Don't ya just smell it?
Anyway, back to JUDGE John Martinez; tell the public WATT really happened since you were so instrumental in the Due Process and justice rendered.
John Martinez
Age: 32
Occupation: Lawyer
Q: What is the most important lesson you have learned in your legal career?
A: It's more points that you come across that remind you of what you are doing. I was in a trial in Abilene, and we were picking a jury. One gentleman (a recent U.S. citizen) had a death in the family. When the judge asked if he wanted to be excused he said no, he wanted to be on the jury, and he got on. He said being on the jury was part of being a citizen. We take so much for granted here with the system that we have and the system that is in place.
Q: What's your take on the current jury selection system?
A: Picking a jury can be very complicated, so it is not a question of having a perfect system. I don't know that there is a better way. Although there are problems with it, I think overall it is the best way.
Q: How does your record as an attorney translate to the judiciary?
A: When I was in law school I did an internship with the district attorney's office so I got a taste of criminal law, but of course most of my experience is in the civil area. I represented the appraisal district when George Moff (former Nueces County Chief Appraiser convicted of theft of property valued between $500 and $1,500) was accused of improper spending. I also represented the county on the 30-year-old boundary dispute with San Patricio County. I'm young, but I have done some cool stuff.
Friday, August 04, 2006
The ones who may have been smarter. competition and see who is More qualified.
Community won't know if Bria is the best choice
August 1, 2006
Rochonne Bria has a doctorate degree and 13 years of experience as a superintendent. She's been named superintendent of the year in Arizona and was a finalist in Washington state. With her help and leadership, her current district boasts a lower dropout rate, increased success on state-mandated tests, passed a $100 million bond issue and achieved higher teacher retention rates. When she first started at Battle Ground School District, one board member was suing the district and teachers had a walkout over pay.
She still has managed to get things done in her eight years there.
Bria very well could be the perfect fit for Corpus Christi. But her stellar resume and skills as a mediator may do her very little good. When she arrives here today for her public debut, she'll have her work of schmoozing and swaying the community cut out for her. CCISD made sure of it.
First, she's not from Texas. She comes from a district much smaller than CCISD (Battle Ground serves almost 13,000 students. CCISD has a population of about 40,000.) She's not familiar with the area or its people. And the first time the community heard her name is when the board of trustees announced Friday she was the sole finalist to replace Jesus Chavez as superintendent.
Bria is battling for CCISD's top job with a gaggle of ghosts - the mystery candidates that no one in the community got to meet.
The ones who may have been smarter. Hispanic. More qualified.
According to state regulations, a school district is required only to give public notice of the name or names of finalists being considered for the job 21 days before the board moves to hire them.
Not a bad idea, really, but many districts now use the law to sidestep the public completely. Instead of choosing a few qualified candidates and introducing them to the community to get input (support or opposition), boards narrow the selection process to one - the one person they want to hire.
CCISD, like many districts in Texas, abused the spirit of the law by doing just that.
No one is suggesting the district bypass the law completely. Legislators passed the regulations to allow districts to narrow down the pool of qualified applicants without outside influence and so candidates could apply without fear of repercussions from their own districts.
But CCISD can be different by going against the current grain and allowing the public some choice in the matter once the short list is in hand.
Bria may have a strong grasp of curriculum and instruction. She may understand the challenges of educating various demographics and have the answer to our dropout problem.
Maybe she has bigger and better ideas than any other candidate.
But who knows?
Contact Venessa Santos-Garza at 886-3752
dream of californation~qualified
August 1, 2006
Rochonne Bria has a doctorate degree and 13 years of experience as a superintendent. She's been named superintendent of the year in Arizona and was a finalist in Washington state. With her help and leadership, her current district boasts a lower dropout rate, increased success on state-mandated tests, passed a $100 million bond issue and achieved higher teacher retention rates. When she first started at Battle Ground School District, one board member was suing the district and teachers had a walkout over pay.
She still has managed to get things done in her eight years there.
Bria very well could be the perfect fit for Corpus Christi. But her stellar resume and skills as a mediator may do her very little good. When she arrives here today for her public debut, she'll have her work of schmoozing and swaying the community cut out for her. CCISD made sure of it.
First, she's not from Texas. She comes from a district much smaller than CCISD (Battle Ground serves almost 13,000 students. CCISD has a population of about 40,000.) She's not familiar with the area or its people. And the first time the community heard her name is when the board of trustees announced Friday she was the sole finalist to replace Jesus Chavez as superintendent.
Bria is battling for CCISD's top job with a gaggle of ghosts - the mystery candidates that no one in the community got to meet.
The ones who may have been smarter. Hispanic. More qualified.
According to state regulations, a school district is required only to give public notice of the name or names of finalists being considered for the job 21 days before the board moves to hire them.
Not a bad idea, really, but many districts now use the law to sidestep the public completely. Instead of choosing a few qualified candidates and introducing them to the community to get input (support or opposition), boards narrow the selection process to one - the one person they want to hire.
CCISD, like many districts in Texas, abused the spirit of the law by doing just that.
No one is suggesting the district bypass the law completely. Legislators passed the regulations to allow districts to narrow down the pool of qualified applicants without outside influence and so candidates could apply without fear of repercussions from their own districts.
But CCISD can be different by going against the current grain and allowing the public some choice in the matter once the short list is in hand.
Bria may have a strong grasp of curriculum and instruction. She may understand the challenges of educating various demographics and have the answer to our dropout problem.
Maybe she has bigger and better ideas than any other candidate.
But who knows?
Contact Venessa Santos-Garza at 886-3752
dream of californation~qualified
ccisd bria needs a pop quiz
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CCISD employees study up on new curriculum
By adriana Garza Caller-Times
August 2, 2006
Hundreds of Corpus Christi Independent School District teachers, principals and administrators are spending much of this week learning the district's new curriculum at the Superintendent Leadership Conference.
During the past several months, 400 CCISD teachers and administrators spent Saturdays and most of their summer break designing the district's new instruction plan.
Interim Superintendent Scott Elliff said one of the goals of the curriculum realignment is to better prepare students for the Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills.
"We want to provide an engaging learning experience for students in our classrooms," Elliff said.
The areas covered by the new curriculum include English, language arts, math, science and social studies.
Teachers will spend time familiarizing themselves with the new curriculum before the start of classes Aug. 14.
The realignment of the curriculum comes three years after a district-wide curriculum audit revealed areas in need of improvement.
CCISD Board President Manuel Flores said the revamping of the district's curriculum is one of the most important things the district has done in 20 years.
"This is what will lead up to where we want to be as a district," Flores said.
Contact Adriana Garza at 886-3618 or HYPERLINK mailto:garzaa@caller.com garzaa@caller.com
CCISD employees study up on new curriculum
By adriana Garza Caller-Times
August 2, 2006
Hundreds of Corpus Christi Independent School District teachers, principals and administrators are spending much of this week learning the district's new curriculum at the Superintendent Leadership Conference.
During the past several months, 400 CCISD teachers and administrators spent Saturdays and most of their summer break designing the district's new instruction plan.
Interim Superintendent Scott Elliff said one of the goals of the curriculum realignment is to better prepare students for the Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills.
"We want to provide an engaging learning experience for students in our classrooms," Elliff said.
The areas covered by the new curriculum include English, language arts, math, science and social studies.
Teachers will spend time familiarizing themselves with the new curriculum before the start of classes Aug. 14.
The realignment of the curriculum comes three years after a district-wide curriculum audit revealed areas in need of improvement.
CCISD Board President Manuel Flores said the revamping of the district's curriculum is one of the most important things the district has done in 20 years.
"This is what will lead up to where we want to be as a district," Flores said.
Contact Adriana Garza at 886-3618 or HYPERLINK mailto:garzaa@caller.com garzaa@caller.com
the test a prerequisite by ccisd parents, aft/local chapter~bria should have the ability to know each one of our schools and be able to name them."
CCISD finalist vows to be visible at campuses
'I plan to be here for as long as you'll have me,' Bria says
By adriana garza Caller-Times
August 3, 2006
Five days after being named the sole finalist for the CCISD superintendent position, Rochonne Bria spent most of Wednesday getting to know the district.
During her first full day in Corpus Christi since the announcement was made, Bria introduced herself to several dozen school administrators and teachers and told them about her long-term plans, including becoming more visible in the district's schools.
She also emphasized her commitment to the Corpus Christi Independent School District and added that, if offered the job, this likely would be her last position as a superintendent.
"I stay in communities and I live there," said Bria, who has served as superintendent of Battle Ground Independent School District in Washington for eight years. "I plan to be here for as long as you'll have me."
She said that stability would contribute to the district's success.
She talked about her background in curriculum and instruction and said she was impressed with the district's new plan, unveiled at the Superintendent Leadership Conference on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Bria, 58, began her career 33 years ago in Mesa, Ariz., teaching sixth grade.
She also has taught special education in junior high and high schools in Arizona and worked toward writing curriculum for seventh through 12th grades.
While she is just beginning to familiarize herself with the district and its issues, Bria already knows at least one thing she wants to do if CCISD trustees vote to offer her a contract after the obligatory 21-day negotiation period.
"I want to be in the schools every day," Bria said. "I need to know each one of our schools."
Bria said she plans on allowing time every morning to meet the district's students, teachers and principals. That open line of communication is key to a district's success, she added.
CCISD Board President Manuel Flores said Bria has been well received by the community during her first visit.
"She has proven herself to be very approachable and she has shown that she is eager to learn as much about the district and the city as she can," he said.
CCISD's finalist also met with the local chapter of the American Federation of Teachers. President Juan Guerra said the union was encouraged after learning of Bria's past experience, especially with minority students.
Bria will return next week to continue her introduction to the community.
CCISD trustees voted 5-2 last week in favor of naming the Washington native as the sole finalist for the district's top job.
The search began in February, after former superintendent Jesus Chavez left the district to become the superintendent of Round Rock Independent School District.
Contact Adriana Garza at 886-3618 or HYPERLINK mailto:garzaa@caller.com garzaa@caller.com
'I plan to be here for as long as you'll have me,' Bria says
By adriana garza Caller-Times
August 3, 2006
Five days after being named the sole finalist for the CCISD superintendent position, Rochonne Bria spent most of Wednesday getting to know the district.
During her first full day in Corpus Christi since the announcement was made, Bria introduced herself to several dozen school administrators and teachers and told them about her long-term plans, including becoming more visible in the district's schools.
She also emphasized her commitment to the Corpus Christi Independent School District and added that, if offered the job, this likely would be her last position as a superintendent.
"I stay in communities and I live there," said Bria, who has served as superintendent of Battle Ground Independent School District in Washington for eight years. "I plan to be here for as long as you'll have me."
She said that stability would contribute to the district's success.
She talked about her background in curriculum and instruction and said she was impressed with the district's new plan, unveiled at the Superintendent Leadership Conference on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Bria, 58, began her career 33 years ago in Mesa, Ariz., teaching sixth grade.
She also has taught special education in junior high and high schools in Arizona and worked toward writing curriculum for seventh through 12th grades.
While she is just beginning to familiarize herself with the district and its issues, Bria already knows at least one thing she wants to do if CCISD trustees vote to offer her a contract after the obligatory 21-day negotiation period.
"I want to be in the schools every day," Bria said. "I need to know each one of our schools."
Bria said she plans on allowing time every morning to meet the district's students, teachers and principals. That open line of communication is key to a district's success, she added.
CCISD Board President Manuel Flores said Bria has been well received by the community during her first visit.
"She has proven herself to be very approachable and she has shown that she is eager to learn as much about the district and the city as she can," he said.
CCISD's finalist also met with the local chapter of the American Federation of Teachers. President Juan Guerra said the union was encouraged after learning of Bria's past experience, especially with minority students.
Bria will return next week to continue her introduction to the community.
CCISD trustees voted 5-2 last week in favor of naming the Washington native as the sole finalist for the district's top job.
The search began in February, after former superintendent Jesus Chavez left the district to become the superintendent of Round Rock Independent School District.
Contact Adriana Garza at 886-3618 or HYPERLINK mailto:garzaa@caller.com garzaa@caller.com
Friday, July 28, 2006
In a final decision Ram Chavez has been expelled from the GI Forum
Today in his final appeal at the GI Forum National Conference in Kansas City, the National GI Forum Board of Directors voted to expel Ram Chavez. In doing so, this action begins the charter re-instatement of the Hector P Garcia Founding chapter and bars Mr Chavez from all GI Forum activities. GI Forum National Director of Civil Rights Joe Ortiz in confirmation from the Convention floor in Kansas City looks forward to the Founding Chapter bouncing back and working in a unified manor to restore the legacy and namesake of Dr Hector P Garcia and the building, at the corner of Morgan Avenue and Bright Street, where activists planned the strategy for the landmark 1968 case Cisneros et. al. v. CCISD, which set the stage for courtordered school integration in Corpus Christi from 1976 to 1982. The building has been under the care of the National Archives & Historical Foundation of the GI Forum, which was set up in 1978 as a fundraising arm of the larger GI Forum - which was established by Dr. Garcia.
Friday, June 09, 2006
Del Mar Dreams of perjury, forgery, attempted capital murder, and gross violations of procedural due process
This is the beginning of an information sharing / public exposure endeavor.
Introduction 9.
This case began with an incident in the offices of the Criminal Justice department at Del Mar during which an employee of Del Mar verbally abused three Hispanic students. Over the following months, that relatively minor incident mushroomed into a web of perjury, forgery, attempted capital murder, and gross violations of procedural due process. In their efforts to cover up a single violation of the civil rights of three students, the defendants began a long series of illegal actions that have caused unconscionable harm to two individuals who did nothing to harm Del Mar and who merely exercised their constitutional rights.
"In The Know"
Gabe Rivas Deposition
Introduction 9.
This case began with an incident in the offices of the Criminal Justice department at Del Mar during which an employee of Del Mar verbally abused three Hispanic students. Over the following months, that relatively minor incident mushroomed into a web of perjury, forgery, attempted capital murder, and gross violations of procedural due process. In their efforts to cover up a single violation of the civil rights of three students, the defendants began a long series of illegal actions that have caused unconscionable harm to two individuals who did nothing to harm Del Mar and who merely exercised their constitutional rights.
"In The Know"
Gabe Rivas Deposition
Monday, June 05, 2006
does this make common sense?Posted on June 1, 2006 at 00:15:31 AM by dannoynted1
Take a deep breath Cato... 5/31/2006 10:38 PM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Certainly things can get done the way they are now. I heard that the port could operate more efficiently if they had a way to accomodate larger ships. Supertankers wouldn't have to offload in the gulf onto other ships and have them deliver it. It would be faster if they brought it in themselves. This is only one issue for the bridge. Realistically, we won't have a say in the construction of the new bridge. Bigger people than us will make the decision regardless. In other words, I'm sure someone's pockets are going to benefit from it. I hate to say it Cato, I don't think Rock drilling will be the one. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
and just how could you possibly know who will benefit? is your pocket being lined? i am sure you have no "common sense" much less know anything about it when you get some then maybe you can get a "piece of the rock"
====================================================================
. Two reasons cited for tearing down a historical landmark....
Posted on June 1, 2006 at 00:56:42 AM by Jaime Kenedeno
and notice neither of them deal with who will be making bucoooos of dinero. Corrosion? Not a factor for at leat another 50 years or so and that is if we stopped all maintainence. Think it will still be standing after a major hurricane? I say yes. Height?? Why height? How is it better to bring the ship all the way in than to offload away from the public. Public Safety must be a primary factor. These ships are clumsy at best. Let us not forget the Super Tanker Exxon Valdez. Bottom line is Social Status & Economic status of a select few at the expense of taxpayer money and our safety. Oh yeah, when we built cargo dock 1 it was designed for industry not parties and board rooms.Replies:
Curmy in response to Rock's infrastructure enhancement arguement. Rock might as well give it up - By Jaime 4 Curmy June 1, 2006 at 11:29:51 AM
Re(1): Two reasons poor progressives are not benefiting - By dannoynted1 June 1, 2006 at 09:15:02 AM
CENSORSHIP: Good grief, did we hit a nerve? - By Jaime 4 TEXWRITES June 1, 2006 at 00:43:40 AM
Re(1): CENSORSHIP: Good grief, did we hit a nerve? - By Jaime 4 CATO June 1, 2006 at 00:44:46 AM
censor capitan? does this make common sense? - By dannoynted1 June 1, 2006 at 00:26:30 AM
It might be best... - By Major Carrales June 1, 2006 at 02:19:32 PM
Thank You El Capitan...... - By Jaime & dannoynted1 June 1, 2006 at 04:11:17 PM
Two things that threaten the Corporate Welfare beneficiaries..... - By Jaime Kenedeno June 1, 2006 at 00:38:53 AM
2005
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Curmy in response to Rock's infrastructure enhancement arguement. Rock might as well give it upPosted on June 1, 2006 at 11:29:51 AM by Jaime 4 Curmy
he has done been blackballed for previous statements. curmudgeon Posts: 2900 The existing bridge is . . . 6/1/2006 9:36 AM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- . . . adequate. If you think that bringing bigger ships into the port will enhance the lives of the average resident I have a bridge to sell you.
=====================================================================================================
Re(1): Two reasons poor progressives are not benefitingPosted on June 1, 2006 at 09:15:02 AM by dannoynted1
Message
curtis rock
Posts: 726
Re: Some support the harbor bridge to get rich, not for community 6/1/2006 7:21 AM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Rock Engineering wouldn't be the only beneficiary, it would be a stimulus for the entire community. Perhaps you don't have that forward-thinking ability. Even if Rock Engineering doesn't benefit from the actual design or construction, it would still benefit our firm in the long run. Even I can see that.
==========================================================
CENSORSHIP: Good grief, did we hit a nerve?Posted on June 1, 2006 at 00:43:40 AM by Jaime 4 TEXWRITES
texwrites Posts: 321 Censorship Here 6/1/2006 12:31 AM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Wowee My post about getting the bridge declared an historical landmark has been purged. This topic shows 16 posts and now only 9 remain. Good grief, did we hit a nerve? I was trying humor and someone thought it had possibilities I guess. How troubling that something like that would get the ax.
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Re(1): CENSORSHIP: Good grief, did we hit a nerve?Posted on June 1, 2006 at 00:44:46 AM by Jaime 4 CATOCato Posts: 135 Some support the harbor bridge to get rich, not for community 6/1/2006 12:46 AM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Why are the lights of the harbor bridge turned of as textwrite wrote, to make it less attractive? The guy (engineer) that built the harbor bridge led the project to built mount Rushmore. The bridge like the courthouse is a historical site.
=====================================================================
censor capitan? does this make common sense?
Posted on June 1, 2006 at 00:26:30 AM by dannoynted1
what say you capitan? all jaimes posts were once again deleted by that hater talk radio wannabe american guess he cant stand those ice cold showers he even deleted johnseys posts! why? he has no common sense!
===================================================================
It might be best...Posted on June 1, 2006 at 02:19:32 PM
by Major Carrales...if you didn't worry about that forum so much. A simple google search reveals that your best work is done outside that forum. Eric is going to remove your posts on principle until you "play by his rules." No matter what they be. Since he pays for that out of his own pocket I am suprise he allows the freedom of opinion he does. But that is regulated by his own whims. His current rule en re you is to appologize to him for what ever it is that is between you. That is between you and him. That is something only you and he can resolve...if you even want to do that. I don't know why he deleted the post on the bridge...other threadsters have raised the issue. As for my advise to you... strongly suggest you create a podcast or internet radio show. That is , in my opinion, you next move. Call into his show and ask him the questions. BTW, I enjoyed seeing you, dannoynted1 and meeting your brother. Thank for inviting me to that meeting, but I ould not go and needed to get back home by a certain hour. And,as you know, home is 70 miles from that point. Keep the faith and have a good one!!!
====================================================================
Thank You El Capitan......Posted on June 1, 2006 at 04:11:17 PM by Jaime & dannoynted1
We will take it under advisement.
Gracias
========================================================================
Two things that threaten the Corporate Welfare beneficiaries.....Posted on June 1, 2006 at 00:38:53 AM by Jaime Kenedeno
1) A movement against building a new bridge and tearing down a historical landmark residing in a historical designated area. Public Opinion can over rule imminent domain. 2)A challenge to the incumbent Gene Seaman to debate his well respected opponent Desert Storm Aviator Juan Garcia. The Agenda is clear. Where do you stand El Capitan? It just goes to demonstrate the cowardice of some and the selective nature of others when it comes to our constitution. A Sea Man or a Desert Storm Aviator We dont need your message board or KEYS Radio.
2)WATT happened to the Skatepark????
Take a deep breath Cato... 5/31/2006 10:38 PM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Certainly things can get done the way they are now. I heard that the port could operate more efficiently if they had a way to accomodate larger ships. Supertankers wouldn't have to offload in the gulf onto other ships and have them deliver it. It would be faster if they brought it in themselves. This is only one issue for the bridge. Realistically, we won't have a say in the construction of the new bridge. Bigger people than us will make the decision regardless. In other words, I'm sure someone's pockets are going to benefit from it. I hate to say it Cato, I don't think Rock drilling will be the one. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
and just how could you possibly know who will benefit? is your pocket being lined? i am sure you have no "common sense" much less know anything about it when you get some then maybe you can get a "piece of the rock"
====================================================================
. Two reasons cited for tearing down a historical landmark....
Posted on June 1, 2006 at 00:56:42 AM by Jaime Kenedeno
and notice neither of them deal with who will be making bucoooos of dinero. Corrosion? Not a factor for at leat another 50 years or so and that is if we stopped all maintainence. Think it will still be standing after a major hurricane? I say yes. Height?? Why height? How is it better to bring the ship all the way in than to offload away from the public. Public Safety must be a primary factor. These ships are clumsy at best. Let us not forget the Super Tanker Exxon Valdez. Bottom line is Social Status & Economic status of a select few at the expense of taxpayer money and our safety. Oh yeah, when we built cargo dock 1 it was designed for industry not parties and board rooms.Replies:
Curmy in response to Rock's infrastructure enhancement arguement. Rock might as well give it up - By Jaime 4 Curmy June 1, 2006 at 11:29:51 AM
Re(1): Two reasons poor progressives are not benefiting - By dannoynted1 June 1, 2006 at 09:15:02 AM
CENSORSHIP: Good grief, did we hit a nerve? - By Jaime 4 TEXWRITES June 1, 2006 at 00:43:40 AM
Re(1): CENSORSHIP: Good grief, did we hit a nerve? - By Jaime 4 CATO June 1, 2006 at 00:44:46 AM
censor capitan? does this make common sense? - By dannoynted1 June 1, 2006 at 00:26:30 AM
It might be best... - By Major Carrales June 1, 2006 at 02:19:32 PM
Thank You El Capitan...... - By Jaime & dannoynted1 June 1, 2006 at 04:11:17 PM
Two things that threaten the Corporate Welfare beneficiaries..... - By Jaime Kenedeno June 1, 2006 at 00:38:53 AM
2005
==============================================================================================
Curmy in response to Rock's infrastructure enhancement arguement. Rock might as well give it upPosted on June 1, 2006 at 11:29:51 AM by Jaime 4 Curmy
he has done been blackballed for previous statements. curmudgeon Posts: 2900 The existing bridge is . . . 6/1/2006 9:36 AM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- . . . adequate. If you think that bringing bigger ships into the port will enhance the lives of the average resident I have a bridge to sell you.
=====================================================================================================
Re(1): Two reasons poor progressives are not benefitingPosted on June 1, 2006 at 09:15:02 AM by dannoynted1
Message
curtis rock
Posts: 726
Re: Some support the harbor bridge to get rich, not for community 6/1/2006 7:21 AM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Rock Engineering wouldn't be the only beneficiary, it would be a stimulus for the entire community. Perhaps you don't have that forward-thinking ability. Even if Rock Engineering doesn't benefit from the actual design or construction, it would still benefit our firm in the long run. Even I can see that.
==========================================================
CENSORSHIP: Good grief, did we hit a nerve?Posted on June 1, 2006 at 00:43:40 AM by Jaime 4 TEXWRITES
texwrites Posts: 321 Censorship Here 6/1/2006 12:31 AM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Wowee My post about getting the bridge declared an historical landmark has been purged. This topic shows 16 posts and now only 9 remain. Good grief, did we hit a nerve? I was trying humor and someone thought it had possibilities I guess. How troubling that something like that would get the ax.
=====================================================================
Re(1): CENSORSHIP: Good grief, did we hit a nerve?Posted on June 1, 2006 at 00:44:46 AM by Jaime 4 CATOCato Posts: 135 Some support the harbor bridge to get rich, not for community 6/1/2006 12:46 AM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Why are the lights of the harbor bridge turned of as textwrite wrote, to make it less attractive? The guy (engineer) that built the harbor bridge led the project to built mount Rushmore. The bridge like the courthouse is a historical site.
=====================================================================
censor capitan? does this make common sense?
Posted on June 1, 2006 at 00:26:30 AM by dannoynted1
what say you capitan? all jaimes posts were once again deleted by that hater talk radio wannabe american guess he cant stand those ice cold showers he even deleted johnseys posts! why? he has no common sense!
===================================================================
It might be best...Posted on June 1, 2006 at 02:19:32 PM
by Major Carrales...if you didn't worry about that forum so much. A simple google search reveals that your best work is done outside that forum. Eric is going to remove your posts on principle until you "play by his rules." No matter what they be. Since he pays for that out of his own pocket I am suprise he allows the freedom of opinion he does. But that is regulated by his own whims. His current rule en re you is to appologize to him for what ever it is that is between you. That is between you and him. That is something only you and he can resolve...if you even want to do that. I don't know why he deleted the post on the bridge...other threadsters have raised the issue. As for my advise to you... strongly suggest you create a podcast or internet radio show. That is , in my opinion, you next move. Call into his show and ask him the questions. BTW, I enjoyed seeing you, dannoynted1 and meeting your brother. Thank for inviting me to that meeting, but I ould not go and needed to get back home by a certain hour. And,as you know, home is 70 miles from that point. Keep the faith and have a good one!!!
====================================================================
Thank You El Capitan......Posted on June 1, 2006 at 04:11:17 PM by Jaime & dannoynted1
We will take it under advisement.
Gracias
========================================================================
Two things that threaten the Corporate Welfare beneficiaries.....Posted on June 1, 2006 at 00:38:53 AM by Jaime Kenedeno
1) A movement against building a new bridge and tearing down a historical landmark residing in a historical designated area. Public Opinion can over rule imminent domain. 2)A challenge to the incumbent Gene Seaman to debate his well respected opponent Desert Storm Aviator Juan Garcia. The Agenda is clear. Where do you stand El Capitan? It just goes to demonstrate the cowardice of some and the selective nature of others when it comes to our constitution. A Sea Man or a Desert Storm Aviator We dont need your message board or KEYS Radio.
2)WATT happened to the Skatepark????
Friday, May 26, 2006
WATTA YALL EXTREME RIGHT WINGERS SKEERED OF....
Posted on May 26, 2006 at 01:53:41 AM
by Jaime Kenedeno
WATTA YALL SKEERED OF ERIC.....
5/26/2006 12:16 AM
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
"We The People"?
or
"Moctemoc's Door"?
WELCOME!
"Engaging the average citizen in the formulation of Public Policy" is our mission @ Team Kenedeno.
"The Net is a powerful force for change -- and a dynamic tool for citizen education and action. Read the latest research on citizen participation online, the stories and experiences of coalitions, corporate clients, and others working in the cyber trenches, and discover the potential to become an active participant in online democracy."
Cant yall guys feel that rumble?
The City Council and Loyd Neal are fixin to take a tumble.
Is it true the company that hires city employees is insured by LLoyd?
Not of London either!
Remember Eric, my goal is to engage the average citizen in the formulation of public policy.
Are you against informing the Public in a balanced manner?
WATT Rule did I violate so as to be censored?
If you are against Freedom of Speech then erase ME.
We will take everything we brought to the morning and evening ratings.
Except Tuesday with "El Defenzor Live".
"We Know We're From Here"
by Jaime Kenedeno
WATTA YALL SKEERED OF ERIC.....
5/26/2006 12:16 AM
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
"We The People"?
or
"Moctemoc's Door"?
WELCOME!
"Engaging the average citizen in the formulation of Public Policy" is our mission @ Team Kenedeno.
"The Net is a powerful force for change -- and a dynamic tool for citizen education and action. Read the latest research on citizen participation online, the stories and experiences of coalitions, corporate clients, and others working in the cyber trenches, and discover the potential to become an active participant in online democracy."
Cant yall guys feel that rumble?
The City Council and Loyd Neal are fixin to take a tumble.
Is it true the company that hires city employees is insured by LLoyd?
Not of London either!
Remember Eric, my goal is to engage the average citizen in the formulation of public policy.
Are you against informing the Public in a balanced manner?
WATT Rule did I violate so as to be censored?
If you are against Freedom of Speech then erase ME.
We will take everything we brought to the morning and evening ratings.
Except Tuesday with "El Defenzor Live".
"We Know We're From Here"
Sunday, May 21, 2006
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Jezebel - Dining Review [read article]
Work On Water Treatment Plant [read article]
PLAY BALL! 2005 Opening set for Corpus Christi [read article]
City Asks Citizens for Reduction of Water Usage [read article]
“KIDS COOKING KORNER” [read article]
POLICE DEPARTMENT SEEKS APPLICANTS FOR SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD POSITIONS [read article]
CONSTRUCTION TO REQUIRE TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF PART OF HORNE ROAD [read article]
TEXANS HELPING TEXANS [read article]
CORPUS CHRISTI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT SELECTED AS NEW MAINTENANCE SITE [read article]
WORLD OCEAN DAY!!! [read article]
Public Drug Awareness [read article]
DESALINATION STUDY [read article]
SOLID WASTE SERVICES EMPLOYEE TO RECEIVE “AT YOUR SERVICE AWARD” [read article]
Former Resident Chosen Teacher of the Year [read article]
SPECIAL SESSION LEGISLATIVE UPDATE [read article]
Critical Dialogues: An Open Critique for Local Artists [read article]
Packery Channel Project [read article]
A&M Employee - [read article]
Memorial Day Holiday - Schedule of City Services [read article]
7 Layer Party Platter [read article]
Avocado Ceviche (Seviche) [read article]
SPECIAL TREE PLANTING CEREMONY TO SYMBOLIZE NEW BEGINNING [read article]
Latchkey Golf & Tennis [read article]
Packery Channel Tour [read article]
Neighborhood Initiative Program [read article]
Youth Symphony Orchestra in Concert [read article]
CBAF holds 1st Annual Spike Fest [read article]
DEL MAR COLLEGE’S SUMMER 2004 “KIDS STUFF” SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED [read article]
HURRICANE AWARENESS MEETINGS [read article]
ISLANDERS SIGN DUNBAR STANDOUT [read article]
Local Station Promotes Employees [read article]
THAI COOKING DEMONSTRATION [read article]
TAMUCC TAKES PLAYER AND COACH OF THE YEAR HONORS [read article]
Del Mar Commencement Address [read article]
CORPUS CHRISTI BEACH BOARDWALK GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONY [read article]
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Softball [read article]
EVANS NAMED FIRST TEAM ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT [read article]
Del Mar Ceremony Highlights [read article]
ISLANDERS REACH [read article]
Del Mar College Technology Day [read article]
C.C. Chamber of Commerce CEO Search Update [read article]
Student Volunteerism [read article]
BOIL WATER NOTIFICATION IS LIFTED [read article]
Sculpture Will Be the Largest in Texas [read article]
New Printable Community Calendar [read article]
Now You Can Print Out Your Own Community Calendar [read article]
CITY'S FIRST CASE OF SAINT LOUIS ENCEPHALITIS FOR 2003 [read article]
CITY PARTNERS WITH DMD TO HANG ALL-AMERICA CITY BANNERS [read article]
Wilderness Experience Kids Camp [read article]
SUMMER EDUCATION PROGRAMMING [read article]
TAMU Concert Band [read article]
American Chamber Trio [read article]
AUTOMATED LIBRARY SYSTEM [read article]
National Student Employee of the Year [read article]
ISLANDERS SOFTBALL [read article]
4 CCISD Trustees Elected; Both Propositions Defeated [read article]
DAMAGED BRIDGE ON INTERSTATE 37 [read article]
FITNESS AND SELF-DEFENSE CLASSES [read article]
SPECIAL SESSION LEGISLATIVE UPDATE [read article]
Art Museum Summer Camps [read article]
Health Officials Stress Safety Following Recent Local Flooding [read article]
Alternate Routes During TxDOT Work on Tancahua Bridge [read article]
Bay Jammin’ Concert Series [read article]
Gulf Breeze District Committee [read article]
CITY SHOCKED, SADDENED AT SUDDEN LOSS OF DEDICATED EMPLOYEE [read article]
FY2003-2004 Budget Schedule [read article]
Pre-hurricane Season Exercise [read article]
CHRISTUS Spohn South Texas Lyceum [read article]
The Texas State Aquarium - Earth Day – Bay Day [read article]
Buc Days Illuminated Night Parade [read article]
Airport Passenger Traffic [read article]
ISLANDER SOFTBALL TEAM ON RECORD-BREAKING WIN STREAK [read article]
Tuloso-Midway’s First Cum Laude Banquet [read article]
LATCHKEY SUMMER CAMPS [read article]
Airport $8.2 Million Grant [read article]
DPS ISSUES AMBER ALERT [read article]
Fuel Price Tips [read article]
BOAT SMART, BOAT SAFE, WEAR IT! [read article]
CLICK IT OR TICKET [read article]
Summer Youth Recreation Programs [read article]
Traffic Update - Velocity Games [read article]
May’s ArtWalk Will Offer Over 15 Artists [read article]
Dolphin Trainer for a Day! [read article]
CC STATE SCHOOL RECEIVES FOUR TRANSPORT TRAMS [read article]
Packery Channel Boatramp [read article]
Neighborhood Initiative Program Meeting [read article]
FLICKS IN THE CITY [read article]
AEP - Customers on Life Support Systems [read article]
TAMU-CC Offices / Classes Open [read article]
CITY PARK & RECREATION YOUTH PROGRAMS [read article]
GARBAGE TO BE COLLECTED AS USUAL IN CORPUS CHRISTI ON TUESDAY [read article]
CITY COUNCIL SCHEDULED TO START EARLY, LANDRY’S MOU DISCUSSION [read article]
AT YOUR SERVICE AWARD [read article]
Airport Flight Information Now Online [read article]
RAYZ ADD ROOKIES TO ROSTER [read article]
Airport Dedicates Parking Plaza [read article]
Families Sought for Exchange Students [read article]
BIG BANG CELEBRATION [read article]
Del Mar Dean Retirement Reception [read article]
Del Mar Receives Latest Hardware Technology [read article]
BBB Warns Consumers About St. Mathew’s Churches [read article]
“STICK WITH WIC” FUN DAY [read article]
DNA Testing Solves Cases [read article]
TAMACC Annual Convention [read article]
CITY UNVEILS ANTI-LITTER CAMPAIGN [read article]
“PARK & RECREATION AWARENESS MONTH” [read article]
MUNICIPAL BAND CONCERTS AT COLE PARK [read article]
An Open Critique for Local Artists [read article]
Connections 5 Celebration [read article]
Tuloso-Midway ISD - Family Literacy Ceremony [read article]
test [read article]
Hook, Line & Sinker [read article]
Airport Celebrates Fourth [read article]
Recycle Kick-Off Saturday [read article]
City Tree Plantings [read article]
FALL CHILDREN'S GARDEN REGISTRATION [read article]
Creating Patio & Tabletop Fountains [read article]
Del Mar Summer Session II [read article]
RAYZ SIGN TWO PROVEN GOALTENDERS [read article]
Bayfront Master Plan [read article]
Cole Park Movies & Concerts [read article]
City Flag to Iraq [read article]
J.C. Elliott Landfill Free Service [read article]
RAYZ PRESS CONFERENCE ANNOUNCED [read article]
“Pastoral” Art Exhibit [read article]
CUMMINGS SIGNS - ISLANDER SOFTBALL PROGRAM [read article]
PARK BAND CONCERT [read article]
HOME SWEET HOME [read article]
PARK & RECREATION AWARENESS MONTH [read article]
Rose Garden and Rose Pavilion [read article]
City Host Conference [read article]
Office of Vital Records Relocated [read article]
PARK BAND CONCERT - UNDER THE STARS [read article]
Corpus Christi Kid’s Café [read article]
HIBISCUS PLANTING CEREMONY [read article]
Bayfront Master Plan [read article]
“PAINT WITH PRIDE” [read article]
ALTERNATIVE FUEL VEHICLE [read article]
“Come Home to Del Mar College” [read article]
2004 COPA SOCCER TOURNAMENT [read article]
Del Mar Leisure Workshop [read article]
Neighborhood Initiative Program [read article]
Road Construction - McArdle Road [read article]
TAMUCC Professor to Address Oxford Round Table [read article]
Del Mar Offers New Certification [read article]
RAYZ INK GILMORE FOR UPCOMING SEASON [read article]
Re-stocking Redfish [read article]
Young Geniuses [read article]
CASA of the Coastal Bend Receives Grant [read article]
GREATEST GENERATION AWARD CEREMONY [read article]
ArtWalk [read article]
ArtWalk [read article]
PUNT, PASS & KICK COMPETITION [read article]
See Photos of Terry Arnold Press Conference [read article]
OSTERMANN TO LEAVE ISLANDER ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT [read article]
Islander Band Camp Concert [read article]
NAWCA Donates $1500 [read article]
GOP Nominee Terry Arnold Formally Launches Campaign [read article]
Great Debate Competition [read article]
Hooks Update [read article]
RAYZ ANNOUNCE HOME OPENER [read article]
Chamber Weekly Newsletter [read article]
TAMACC TO HOST SIX BUSINESS SEMINARS [read article]
PUBLIC HEARING ON BOND 2004 [read article]
“STORM READY” CITY [read article]
The Ultimate Shortage: America's Need for Transplanted Organs [read article]
HEALTH DEPARTMENT TO OBSERVE NATIONAL IMMUNIZATION AWARENESS MONTH [read article]
City Foreign Exchange Students Arrive in Corpus Christi [read article]
Highest Civilian Award Presented to Youngest Recipient [read article]
LATCHKEY SUMMER CAMPS [read article]
WILDERNESS EXPERIENCE KIDS CAMP [read article]
Aging Awards Ceremony [read article]
DIAMOND ISLANDERS CLOSE SEASON [read article]
AVANCE Benefit Golf Tournament [read article]
See Photos of Senator Baily Hutchison [read article]
WILDERNESS EXPERIENCE KIDS CAMP [read article]
Alcohol-Free Graduation Party [read article]
HURRICANE AWARENESS MEETINGS [read article]
CBS 10 News Safe Family Hurricane Special [read article]
Velocity Game Photos [read article]
See Photos of Beach to Bay [read article]
Cadets Community Service [read article]
HURRICANE AWARENESS MEETINGS [read article]
CFMA Earned Two National Awards [read article]
CCISD Groundbreaking Ceremonies [read article]
Cole Park Band Concerts [read article]
Financial Aid Workshops [read article]
TAMU Youth Summer Camps [read article]
CITY PLANS ADDITIONAL MEETINGS ON LANDRY'S [read article]
TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF PORT AVENUE [read article]
LOCAL EMERGENCY PLANNING COMMITTEE RECEIVES TOP NATIONAL AWARD [read article]
CC Chamber of Commerce Member to Member News [read article]
Rainbow Room Baby Shower [read article]
National Day of Prayer [read article]
CITY ANNOUNCES HOLIDAY SCHEDULE [read article]
Zoning Meeting for Padre Island [read article]
Nature and Therapeutic Recreation Workshop [read article]
Upload Your Flag Pictures! [read article]
EVANS NAMED FIRST ISLANDER ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN [read article]
Del Mar President Public Reception [read article]
Get Hooked on Reading [read article]
ED BOKAMPER ART EXHIBIT [read article]
COWBOY COOKING DEMONSTRATION [read article]
HEALTHY GRILLING COOKING DEMONSTRATION [read article]
Regional CAD Program Winner [read article]
Water Aerobics Classes [read article]
CCISD Groundbreaking Ceremonies [read article]
ROOF JOINS ISLANDER WOMEN’S BASKETBALL PROGRAM [read article]
Volunteers Recoginized [read article]
Reception for Supporters of Environmental Science [read article]
Free Water Safety Class [read article]
NEW ALL-AMERICA CITY SIGNS WILL WELCOME PEOPLE TO [read article]
Governor Perry Supporting Proposition 12 [read article]
FAST FACTS ABOUT PROPOSITION 12 [read article]
Dutch Oven Cooking Demonstration [read article]
Easy Mediterranean Cooking Demonstration [read article]
Tort Reform Bill Only Half the Battle [read article]
Ozone Action Day for Corpus Christi [read article]
RAYZ BULK UP FRONT OFFICE STAFF [read article]
Fundraiser/Exhibit Celebrates Hispanic Art [read article]
WORLD BREASTFEEDING WEEK [read article]
City Road Update [read article]
CITY SWIMMING - JULY 4TH HOLIDAY [read article]
KIDS HEALTHY COOKING CAMP [read article]
2004 GED Graduation Ceremony [read article]
Summer Band Concerts [read article]
An Open Critique for Local Artists [read article]
ISLANDER RUNNERS PREPARE [read article]
At-risk Youth to Campus [read article]
AT YOUR SERVICE AWARD [read article]
AAF 100th Anniversary Logo Contest [read article]
AN IRISH DANCE CLASS FOR ALL AGES! [read article]
NASA Means Business Competition [read article]
HIV Testing Day [read article]
Roadcheck 2004 [read article]
Ribbon Cutting at the New Lamar Park Post Office [read article]
WHERE DO YOU WANT TO GO? [read article]
Annual Polka Fest [read article]
CORPUS CHRISTI RECOGNIZED AS “STORM READY” [read article]
MARINE DEVELOPMENT CENTER [read article]
FIREWORKS MEGASTORE TO OPEN [read article]
NEIGHBORHOOD MEETING TONIGHT [read article]
STARS, STRIPES & SEA CREATURES!! [read article]
TAMUCC WOMEN’S BASKETBALL [read article]
LIFEGUARD TRAINING COURSE [read article]
Phishing Scams [read article]
TAMUCC Presents Books [read article]
City Street Repair [read article]
HURRICANE AWARENESS MEETING TONIGHT [read article]
Flicks in the City [read article]
Online Driving Records [read article]
Del Mar Ranked Among Top Two Percent [read article]
ROBINSON PROMOTED - WOMEN’S BASKETBALL PROGRAM [read article]
ELLIOTT LANDFILL CLOSED OVER THE WEEKEND [read article]
CRACKDOWN ON DRUNK DRIVERS [read article]
Hooks Update [read article]
Public Input on Bayfront Master Plan [read article]
HOLIDAY SCHEDULE [read article]
Corpus Christi Recognized as Birdiest City [read article]
2004-2005 CHL SCHEDULE RELEASED [read article]
CCISD Back-To-School Acivities [read article]
TREY MCCAMPBELL TO RUN FOR DEL MAR COLLEGE BOARD OF REGENTS [read article]
Del Mar College District 2 Regent, Dorothy Spann Announces [read article]
land surveying course [read article]
Land Surveying Course [read article]
LATCHKEY AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM [read article]
CITY HIRES NEW DIRECTOR OF PARK AND RECREATION [read article]
School Zone Light Testing [read article]
American Bank Center Arena [read article]
TAMU-CC Summer Commencement [read article]
TEXAS A&M SHIP VISITS CORPUS CHRISTI [read article]
ELECTRONIC TOWN HALL [read article]
Free Computer Lab at Joe Garza Gymn [read article]
FREE Listings - Entertainment Calendar [read article]
“THROUGH MY EYES” AT THE CULTURAL CENTER [read article]
ITALIAN COOKING DEMONSTRATION [read article]
BAYFRONT WATERGARDEN UPDATE [read article]
Packery Channel Inspection [read article]
Food Bank Donation [read article]
Groundbreaking for New Museum Addition [read article]
FALL CHILDREN'S GARDEN REGISTRATION [read article]
TAMUCC Summer 2004 Commencement [read article]
2004 Star Award [read article]
BACK-TO-SCHOOL IMMUNIZATION CLINIC [read article]
CC Chamber Member to Member News [read article]
Landscaping with Natives Seminar [read article]
Bonsai for Beginners [read article]
City Offers Free String Music Lessons [read article]
City Water Line Repair [read article]
CC Chorale Auditions [read article]
New Director Takes Over DMC Choral Studies [read article]
City Wins TV Award [read article]
CITY RECREATION CENTERS [read article]
Come Home to Del Mar College [read article]
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ON FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL [read article]
Stop Trashing Corpus Christi Clean Up [read article]
College Seeking Memorabilia [read article]
RAYZ HAPPY HOUR [read article]
Dr. Carlos Garcia - Commencement Keynote Speaker [read article]
Registration for Fall 2004 Continues at Texas A&M [read article]
Tuloso-Midway 2004 Sports [read article]
RAYZ REWARDS WINNERS ANNOUNCED [read article]
Entrepreneur Seminar [read article]
NEIGHBORHOOD PRIDE PROGRAM [read article]
NEIGHBORHOOD PRIDE PROGRAM [read article]
Del Mar Web Registration [read article]
City Water Pressure - Northwest [read article]
BUCCANEER DAYS EARNS MARKETING AWARDS [read article]
RAYZ SIGN FORMER NHL DRAFT PICK BLAIR STAYZER [read article]
CITY HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION [read article]
Jammin’ Concert & Movie Series [read article]
Del Mar Pinning and Candle Lighting Ceremony [read article]
Construction Assoc. News [read article]
Aint Nothin' but the Blues [read article]
NEW NBC HD CHANNEL [read article]
CCISD [read article]
CFMA News [read article]
LOCAL TEENAGER INVITED TO ELITE HOCKEY PREP SCHOOL [read article]
Get Tuned Up Free [read article]
SandDollar$ Program [read article]
Del Mar Fall 2004 Convocation [read article]
2-1-1 Texas Service [read article]
Neighborhood Initiative Program Meeting [read article]
Chris Adler Announces for Del Mar Board of Regents [read article]
Desalination Facility Feasibility Findings [read article]
TAMUCC Faculty Update [read article]
TEMPORARY STREET CLOSURE UPDATE [read article]
State School Supertintendent [read article]
Compass Awards [read article]
Del Mar Students Ride RTA FREE [read article]
City Automatic Meter Reading Pilot Program [read article]
CCISD Board Approves Closure of Coles [read article]
Heart Walk [read article]
UNITED WAY GOLF TOURNAMENT [read article]
Cost of Living Report [read article]
CORPUS CHRISTI CLEAN AIR FAIR TODAY! [read article]
Recycle Pilot Program [read article]
HISPANIC COOKING DEMONSTRATION [read article]
1st ANNUAL CONJUNTO FESTIVAL [read article]
DIEZ Y SEIS DE SEPTIEMBRE CELEBRATION [read article]
BUSINESS WORKSHOP - WORKERS’ COMPENSATION 101 [read article]
CITY ANNOUNCES HOLIDAY SCHEDULE [read article]
FALL 2004 PROGRAMS - OSO RECREATION CENTER [read article]
Ozone Action Day for Corpus Christi [read article]
New Book Release: Judas’s Mother [read article]
CALLING ALL WATER-LOVING DOGS! [read article]
Del Mar November Election [read article]
Dolphin Trainer for a Day [read article]
Aunt Flora’s Nature Fest & Fall Plant Sale [read article]
RAYZ FIND NEW RADIO HOME [read article]
HOT SPOT [read article]
CC Chamber Member to Member News [read article]
CITY WASTEWATER DEPARTMENT RECEIVES RECOGNITION [read article]
Hooks Update [read article]
Bayfest [read article]
Bayfest [read article]
AMERICAN KIDS [read article]
ISLANDER VOLLEYBALL [read article]
TAMUCC Volleyball [read article]
Del Mar College Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month [read article]
Cultural Programs Series [read article]
Desalination Facility Feasibility Study [read article]
CASH FOR TRASH [read article]
CASH FOR TRASH [read article]
RAYZ HAT TRICK [read article]
Boys & Girls Club Fundraiser [read article]
Ozone Action Day for Corpus Christi [read article]
Hooks Update Sept 10 [read article]
Homeless Issues Partnership (HIP) [read article]
Member to Member News [read article]
CITY TO HOLD NEIGHBORHOOD MEETING [read article]
Del Mar Election Ballot Set [read article]
City of Corpus Christi New Detention Ctr Opens [read article]
City of Corpus Christi New Detention Ctr Opens [read article]
AAF Media Auction [read article]
BOATING INFRASTRUCTURE GRANT [read article]
Las Nuevas Tamaleras [read article]
High School of Performing and Visual Arts [read article]
“LET’S CELEBRATE THE ANIMALS” [read article]
Hispanic Heritage Month [read article]
Community Volunteers Clean Beaches [read article]
Quality of City Drinking Water [read article]
Diez y Seis de Septiembre Fiesta [read article]
Ozone Action Day for Corpus Christi [read article]
Hooks Contract with Astros Extended to 2008 [read article]
TAMUCC Enrollment Up [read article]
Texas Jazz Festival [read article]
LANDSCAPE COURSE [read article]
CITGO Science Observatorium Dedication [read article]
Ultimate Road Trip [read article]
One-Act Plays on Torture of Political Prisoners [read article]
Building Resilient Communities Festival [read article]
Beeker the Bayfest Mascot [read article]
Holiday Tour of Homes [read article]
Become a Star at Bayfest!! [read article]
3rd ANNUAL HISPANIC HERITAGE FESTIVAL [read article]
Hispanic Chamber Quarterly Luncheon [read article]
Corpus Christi - Information [read article]
GRAFFITI GETS A FRESH COAT OF PAINT [read article]
Family Outreach Golf Tournament [read article]
GRAHAM Announces Candidacy for Board of Regents [read article]
See Photos of Bayfest [read article]
See Photos of High School Football [read article]
Thanksgiving Golf Special [read article]
Del Mar College and businesses working together! [read article]
“FIT MOMS” CLASS [read article]
NAWCA Installs Officiers [read article]
Search and Rescue Demonstration [read article]
City Host Conference [read article]
Ozone Action Day for Corpus Christi [read article]
EXPERIENCE COLUMBUS DAYS AT THE MUSEUM [read article]
RAYZ BEAT WRITER HONORED [read article]
PAINT WITH PRIDE [read article]
“Keepers of the Coast Club” [read article]
Neighborhood Initiative Program [read article]
Conservation Awards [read article]
Amy Grant and Vince Gill Tour [read article]
A&M-Corpus Christi Address Nursing Shortage [read article]
HALO-Flight Open House [read article]
PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE FREE ON DEMAND WITH TIME WARNER CABLE [read article]
New ESC Region 2 Director [read article]
RAYZ SIGN 6 FOOT, 230 POUND DOMINIC PERIARD [read article]
City Employee to Serve on State Board [read article]
FIRE PREVENTION POSTER CONTEST [read article]
Felix Tijerina: Houston’s First Mexican American Millionaire” [read article]
Free Residential Construction Debris Disposal Day [read article]
Board of Regents Candidates’ Forum [read article]
American Bank Center Open House [read article]
Island Days [read article]
Aunt Flora’s Nature Fest [read article]
CITY LAUNCHES CC-MAIL [read article]
October Social Awareness Panels [read article]
RedWhite&BlueEXTRAVAGANZA ‘04 [read article]
HERE COMES HITCHCOCK [read article]
TESTS POSITIVE FOR WEST NILE VIRUS [read article]
Undergraduate Research Symposium [read article]
AT YOUR SERVICE AWARD [read article]
EMERGENCY TRAINING [read article]
Star Party! [read article]
LANDSCAPE LIGHTING SEMINAR [read article]
Christmas Event at Botanical Garden [read article]
LET THE SEASON BEGIN [read article]
GULF OF MEXICO PROGRAM AWARDS $50K GRANT TO TEXAS STATE AQUARIUM [read article]
CITY HOST OPEN HOUSE - AIRPORT MASTER PLAN UPDATE [read article]
Community Leaders Discuss Tolerance [read article]
Deaf Program Receives Video Relay Service and Equipment [read article]
DEBATE WATCH PARTY [read article]
CRAYZY HOCKEY GAME [read article]
A Community Affair [read article]
VICENTE FERNANDEZ, STRUM ONE UP FOR TEXAS BUSINESSES [read article]
Del Mar College Receives $11,167 [read article]
RAYZ HANG ON TO BEAT BATS 4-3 [read article]
RAYZ SWAT BEES IN OT [read article]
9th ANNUAL SCARITAGE PARK [read article]
Clint Black Concert [read article]
New Ticket Center [read article]
STATE OF THE CITY ADDRESS [read article]
Panel Discussion on Date Rape [read article]
ASTROS NAME HOOKS’ SKIPPER [read article]
Independent Film [read article]
TOUGH ON SPEEDERS [read article]
Adult T’ai Chi Ch’uan Class [read article]
New Dean - College of Arts and Humanities [read article]
MEADOWBROOK DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS [read article]
Electronic Town Hall Meeting - Tuesday [read article]
Avian Risk Assessment Program [read article]
AN EVENING OF ENDINGS [read article]
ETERNAL QUESTIONS [read article]
PARKWAY CONCERT SERIES [read article]
Chili's Too Closing at Airport [read article]
AT YOUR SERVICE AWARD [read article]
National Estuary Conference [read article]
5 More Dancing Dolphins [read article]
Ice in October in Corpus Christi? [read article]
Safety / Fitness Fair [read article]
AIRPORT NEW COVERED PARKING LOT [read article]
DRIVE-UP FLU SHOT CLINIC [read article]
Traffic Update [read article]
‘Tribute to Bob’ [read article]
Aztec Dancers [read article]
Neighborhood Pride Program [read article]
Royal Flush!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [read article]
Philanthropy in Action [read article]
Alcohol Sales at Basketball Games [read article]
NEIGHBORHOOD INITIATIVE PROGRAM [read article]
Grande Gives Grant [read article]
City Natural Gas Prices Increase [read article]
Guest Poet Dr. Larry D. Thomas [read article]
Students Win 13 Awards [read article]
CHER Photos! [read article]
“Tons of Money” [read article]
MIDDLE EASTERN COOKING DEMONSTRATION [read article]
BOW-MAKING WORKSHOP [read article]
CHRISTMAS WREATH WORKSHOP [read article]
Hamlin MS Plans Patriotic Rally [read article]
RAYZ VICTORIOUS [read article]
Rose Bed to Rose Bud [read article]
Web Technician Training [read article]
RAYZ, WHITE AND BLUE [read article]
Final Film Series Offering [read article]
2005 Doc McGregor Calendar [read article]
TREE PLANTING CEREMONY [read article]
Presentation of Toys for Tots [read article]
DAN WHITWORTH MEMORIAL PARK [read article]
Drive-Thru Charity Day Makes Giving Convenient [read article]
City Offers Water Polo [read article]
WASTEWATER LINE - Smoke Testing [read article]
TAMU Island Day [read article]
Students Learn About Construction [read article]
PORT AREA “ABUZZ” WITH ACTIVITY [read article]
Former Tuloso-Midway Student Remembered [read article]
CITY RECEIVES TOP AWARD IN FINANCIAL REPORTING [read article]
ArtWalk is back! [read article]
XERISCAPE GARDEN CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY [read article]
Dances with Dolphins 4th Public Unveiling [read article]
TAMUCC Presidential Search [read article]
CBAF’S 2004 1ST ANNUAL RED RIBBON BALL [read article]
Sewing Guild’s Thanksgiving Gift [read article]
HOOKS ANNOUNCE KIDS’ CLUB! [read article]
LOADED WEEK FOR RAYZ [read article]
TAMUCC Geographical Information Science Day [read article]
Celebration of Women in the Arts [read article]
Lindale Recreation Centers’ Fall 2004 Classes [read article]
Brains Rule! [read article]
Hooks Update [read article]
Ladies Night Out Benefit [read article]
Neighborhood Initiative Program [read article]
Sanddollar$ Merchant Program [read article]
THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY SCHEDULE [read article]
DOLLAR DAY [read article]
Toys for Tots [read article]
On-line Classified Ads [read article]
RAYZ COMPLETE PERFECT WEEK [read article]
Business Opportunity [read article]
TEEN NIGHT [read article]
Grant Writing Summit [read article]
Texas A&M Islander Women’s Basketball [read article]
FESTIVAL TREE OF LIGHTS [read article]
Corpus Christi Hispanic Chamber Banquet [read article]
Sports Turf Manager of the Year [read article]
Last Chance To See Salgado Exhibit [read article]
BUCKS STOP RAYZ [read article]
Neighborhood Pride Program- Round 2 [read article]
GOALTENDER OF THE WEEK [read article]
Things To Do In Corpus Christi [read article]
IDENTITY THEFT PREVENTION SERIES [read article]
New College of Education Math and Science Education Center [read article]
2005 Humanitarian Awards Honorees [read article]
An American Holiday Gala [read article]
Christmas Downtown [read article]
Harte Research Institute Donation [read article]
City of Corpus Christi Thanksgiving Holiday Schedule 2005 [read article]
ISLANDER TRACK/CROSS COUNTRY SIGNS THREE [read article]
Corpus Christi Oso Bay Environment Protection [read article]
Del Mar College Weekly Calendar and Tipsheet [read article]
Touch of Home for the Holidays Corpus Christi [read article]
Corpus Christi Chamber Arnold’s Salon & Day Spa [read article]
Corpus Christi Library Receives Donation of Rare Local History Items [read article]
Corpus Christi International Airport Travel Tips [read article]
Corpus Christi Grande Communications -Wishes and Dreams Toy Drive [read article]
FIN-TASTIC Photo Contest Texas State Aquarium [read article]
Corpus Christi Food Bank Benefit [read article]
Corpus Christi State's First Distinguished Certification Status [read article]
Corpus Christi Ranked Number One Digital Cities in the Nation [read article]
Port of Corpus Christi First Shipment of Melons from Guatemala [read article]
Smoke Free Hospital - Why I love my Corpus Christi [read article]
New Associate Administrator of CHRISTUS SPOHN Hospital [read article]
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Corpus Christi WISHES AND DREAMS TOY DRIVE [read article]
MIAMI TOURNEY Corpus Christi Texas A&M [read article]
Nation’s Best Hospitals - Why I Love My Corpus Christi [read article]
Texas A&M CC SLUGGISH FIRST HALF SENDS ISLANDERS TO 0-4 [read article]
Flowers Corpus Christi - Always in Bloom [read article]
Gift Boxes for Troops [read article]
Business Opportunity [read article]
Business Opportunity in Albany New York [read article]
Business for sale in Albuquerque [read article]
First-Year Celebration [read article]
Hooks Update [read article]
Extreme Edge Fishing [read article]
The Marriage of the Frog King [read article]
Del Mar College Culinary Arts [read article]
RAYZ TEAM UP WITH SOUTH TEXAS CHARITIES [read article]
Writing Center’s Poetry Contest [read article]
Corpus Christi Top Digital City for 2nd Year in a Row! [read article]
Pump Testings May Affect Island Residents [read article]
Pearl Harbor Ceremony [read article]
Hilary Duff Plays at the American Bank Center [read article]
Business Opportunity in Seguin Texas & Other Texas Cities [read article]
A Time for Paws [read article]
TAMUCC HUB Participation [read article]
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A FEAST OF SHARING [read article]
When the Sun Meets the Sea [read article]
AUTOMATED METER READING [read article]
Del Mar College - Industrial Education Complex [read article]
Photos Photos Photos!!! [read article]
CHRISTMAS BASKETBALL CAMP [read article]
New Shoes For Kids [read article]
Drive-Up Flu Shots [read article]
TAMUCC Commencement Ceremony [read article]
RAYZ SPLIT A PAIR ON THE ROAD [read article]
Upload the One That Didn't Get Away [read article]
Dolphin Alert [read article]
Performing Art Center Signing [read article]
City Host Senior Dinner [read article]
ONCOLOGY PATIENTS RECEIVE CHRISTMAS GIFTS [read article]
Police Academy Graduation [read article]
College of Education Hooding Ceremony [read article]
ANGEL PROGRAM [read article]
National Homeless Persons Memorial Day [read article]
Students Give Presents to State School [read article]
RAYZ BLAZE PAST OKC IN THIRD [read article]
HOLIDAY AIR TRAVEL TIPS [read article]
Smoking Ordinance Vote Postponed [read article]
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR’S HOLIDAY SCHEDULE [read article]
Feast of Sharing [read article]
Weather Tips [read article]
RAYZ STING BEES 4-3 [read article]
Island Water Pressure Update [read article]
NEW HUMAN RELATIONS DIRECTOR [read article]
Let's Play Golf [read article]
Merry Snow Christmas!!! [read article]
Hooks Update [read article]
Nina Ship with Snow [read article]
Nina Ship with Snow [read article]
Christmas Tree Recycling Collection and Mulch Distribution [read article]
Classified Ads only $7 [read article]
Christmas Trees for Dunes [read article]
NEW YEARS ROCKIN’ WITH THE RAYZ [read article]
Attention Los Lonely Boys Ticket Holder [read article]
Los Lonely Boys Concert [read article]
RAYZ SMASH BEES 6-2 [read article]
Happy New Year! [read article]
Upcoming Republican Events [read article]
Flu Vaccine Update [read article]
City Council Election Filings [read article]
Chorale’s 49th Season Auditions [read article]
The Corpus Christi Chorale [read article]
Del Mar Spring Registration [read article]
RAYZ OPEN NEW YEAR WITH WIN [read article]
Important Dates at Del Mar College [read article]
“O” What a Party! [read article]
ELVIS IS COMING! [read article]
KILLER COMEBACK [read article]
Welfare and Safety of Animals [read article]
Miller H.S. Classes to Resume [read article]
LAWSUIT IN POLICE SHOOTING ENDS IN SETTLEMENT [read article]
New Board Chair Chamber of Commerce [read article]
IRISH COOKING DEMONSTRATION [read article]
Earth Day-Bay Day! [read article]
Tuning Concert [read article]
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR XERISCAPE GARDEN WORKDAY [read article]
NCAA Division I Certification [read article]
HEALTH FAIR [read article]
SPRING FESTIVAL [read article]
THE GRASS IS HERE! [read article]
Wife of Councilman loses battle with ovarian cancer [read article]
Poetry Reading / Lecture [read article]
RAYZ RECOGNIZED IN CHL AWARD POLL [read article]
HOOKS’ EXHIBITION SLATE ANNOUNCED [read article]
Gollihar Road Work [read article]
Grande Communications New G.M. [read article]
SWIM POOLS OPEN FOR SPRING BREAK! [read article]
Bonsai for Beginners [read article]
EVERYTHING, ALL AT ONCE! [read article]
CASH FOR TRASH [read article]
Open House for Prospective Students [read article]
COLE PARK MASTER PLAN [read article]
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE DIRECTOR TO VISIT CORPUS CHRISTI FOR ANNUAL TEXAS REC [read article]
Mays opens financial services firm [read article]
City Park & Recreation Programs [read article]
WATER DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEE TO RECEIVE “AT YOUR SERVICE AWARD” [read article]
Governor Addresses TAMACC Delegation [read article]
Martin Luther King March [read article]
Annual Addy Awards [read article]
UPDATE - MAJOR CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS [read article]
Michael Smith Concert [read article]
SAINTS HOLD OFF RAYZ 4-2 [read article]
CHEERLEADING & STRANGER RANGER CLASSES [read article]
Flint Hills Sponsors Buc Day Scholarship [read article]
Sea City Work Camp [read article]
Friends of Music [read article]
BATS SQUEAK PAST RAYZ IN OT [read article]
Hooks Update [read article]
Careers in Nanotechnology [read article]
Assurance Symposium [read article]
BEST PLACES TO WORK 2004 [read article]
BLOCK KIDS PROGRAM [read article]
$600,000 Gift to Public Library [read article]
RAYZ Week in Review [read article]
Kent Ullberg Traveling Retrospective [read article]
ArtWalk [read article]
Hooks Update [read article]
“Excerpts” Art Exhibit [read article]
Flu Vaccinations Update [read article]
PAINT WITH PRIDE [read article]
TAMUCC Homecoming Activities [read article]
MULTICULTURAL SERVICES IS SEEKING PERSONS [read article]
Boys & Girls Club Fundraiser [read article]
BEST PLACES TO WORK [read article]
CITY PLANNING INFORMATIONAL MEETING ON SMOKING ORDINANCE [read article]
Art Center Art Show [read article]
Eva Longoria Photos and More! [read article]
RAYZ in First Place [read article]
RAYZ BAT DOWN AUSTIN IN OT [read article]
SHIVER ME TIMBERS, DIVE-IN MOVIE AT THE NATATORIUM! [read article]
CITY PREPARED TO DEFEND SMOKING ORDINANCE [read article]
CITY COUNCIL CANDIDATES [read article]
NEW RESTAURANT OPENS AT INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT [read article]
T-M’s Automotive Program [read article]
Islanders Baseball [read article]
Alumni Awards Brunch [read article]
NATIONAL WEAR RED DAY FOR WOMEN [read article]
Smoking Ban Update - Temporary Restraining Dissolved [read article]
Lighting of the “I” [read article]
Let the Good Times Roll! [read article]
SOUL COOKING - BLACK HISTORY MONTH [read article]
FILIPINO COOKING DEMONSTRATION [read article]
Hooks Update [read article]
THE BUCKS STOP HERE [read article]
“Wish You Were Here...” [read article]
Smoking Ban Informational Mtg - Replay [read article]
Islander Art Gallery - Exhibit [read article]
AT YOUR SERVICE AWARD - Recognize Water Department Employee [read article]
MUDBUGS HANG ON TO BEAT RAYZ 4-2 [read article]
Pictures of TAMUCC Homecoming Game [read article]
“The Jungle Book” Theater [read article]
Parks & Recreation Baseball Clinics [read article]
BUCKS BOUNCE BACK AGAINST RAYZ [read article]
Free Dental X-rays [read article]
Health Update - Neuropathy…A Special Challenge [read article]
Neighborhood Initiative Program [read article]
JOE GARZA BOXING CLUB MEMBERS TO COMPETE IN GOLDEN GLOVES [read article]
CORPUS CHRISTI CELEBRATES THIRD ANNUAL “FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS”! [read article]
HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION [read article]
LAREDO BUCKLES TO RAYZ 4-3 [read article]
Bowling for Dollars [read article]
Looking for a Few Good Men and Women [read article]
ECS Names Director [read article]
Life as Reflected in Art [read article]
2005 Heart Ball [read article]
World Affairs Council - Luncheon Speaker [read article]
On the Road to Reading Campaign [read article]
Lecture by Dr Politics [read article]
RAYZ PRESS CONFERENCE TODAY Feb 17 2005 [read article]
ADDITIONAL FLIGHTS SCHEDULED AT INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT [read article]
PACK THE HOUSE FOR CHARITY NIGHT [read article]
Governor Perry Visits the Port of Corpus Christi [read article]
LIGHTS UP; ANTHEM TRYOUTS SUNDAY [read article]
Block Kids Program Results [read article]
Cooking Filipino Food Demonstration [read article]
Campaign Against Drunk Driving [read article]
THUNDER STRUCK [read article]
SCORPIONS OUTLAST RAYZ [read article]
Norwest Corpus Christi Water Main Work [read article]
Pack the House for Charity [read article]
Leaders in Business and Industry Forum [read article]
City Steps Up Efforts Against Illegal Use of City Services [read article]
Corpus Christi Animal Care - New Hours [read article]
FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS [read article]
Mock Investigations: Solving White Collar Crimes [read article]
Texas Academic Decathlon [read article]
TICKETS…GET YOUR TICKETS! [read article]
BUCKS SKATE PAST RAYZ 5-1 [read article]
Artist Mel Ramos Presenting Free Slide Lecture March 3 [read article]
THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME [read article]
MUNCIPAL BAND 2005 CONCERT SERIES [read article]
CASH FOR TRASH [read article]
Flicks in the City [read article]
Cole Park Pop Concert [read article]
City’s Bond Rating [read article]
Chamber of Commerce Letter [read article]
BIRDIES FOR CHARITY [read article]
SUMMER 2005 CLASSES - LINDALE CENTER [read article]
Republican Club Meeting [read article]
Del mar Summer Session II [read article]
Festival of the Arts Invites Non-Profits to Participate [read article]
Downtown Drainage Improvements Project [read article]
Municipal Band Concert [read article]
Lichtenstein Foundation Gift Announcement [read article]
STIA Summer Series [read article]
Harte Research Institute - News [read article]
GEARING UP FOR GRAHAM [read article]
Mayor Addresses Graduation [read article]
Chamber News - BRAC [read article]
MUNICIPAL BAND CONCERT [read article]
Dive in Movies [read article]
CRACK DOWN ON ILLEGAL FIREWORKS [read article]
Curb Painting Update [read article]
City Department Receives National Award [read article]
Annual Water Quality Report [read article]
Chamber of Commerce Events [read article]
TIPS FOR SPRING BREAK [read article]
RAYZ DOUBLE UP KILLER BEES Corpus Christi [read article]
BURNING BUSH COFFEEHOUSE - Johnsmith [read article]
BURNING BUSH COFFEEHOUSE - Johnsmith [read article]
LAREDO TOPS CORPUS CHRISTI 4-2 [read article]
Foreign Film Series [read article]
Educator of the Year [read article]
TAMUCC Students Admitted FREE [read article]
Children’s Easter Celebration [read article]
WOW, WHAT A FINISH! [read article]
BLACKBURN STOPS SAINTS [read article]
SMOKING ORDINANCE SUSPENDED [read article]
Affordable and Fair Housing [read article]
Women’s History Month [read article]
National NCMPR Gold Award [read article]
9th Annual Sweetheart Gala [read article]
Leaders in Business and Industry Forum [read article]
Corpus Christi Chamber News [read article]
Early Voting [read article]
Drawing and Small Sculpture Show [read article]
TOUR PACKERY CHANNEL [read article]
LaredoCalendar.com Open House [read article]
Texas Exes Annual Spring Scholarship Banquet [read article]
Junior Buc Day Parade [read article]
Seniors to Receive Honor Cords [read article]
BURNING BUSH COFFEEHOUSE - Rowan Brothers [read article]
Professor John “Mike” Dunton Receives 40-year Pin [read article]
City of Laredo: News From the Binational [read article]
Bucks Out & About 05/03 [read article]
Kitchens Announces Resignation [read article]
Parenting Your Parents [read article]
Del Mar College Events [read article]
RTA WHEELCHAIR SECUREMENT POLICY [read article]
MAY 2005 AS AMERICAN STROKE MONTH [read article]
TAMUCC COAST Program [read article]
Lunch Amongst the Masters [read article]
Surf Museum, Walk Of Fame, WaterStreet Fest [read article]
TEXAS SURF MUSEUM OPENS JUNE 3rd [read article]
MINI PET FAIR [read article]
Laredo - 2005 Leadership Development Class [read article]
Sheryl Estes Hoops Camp [read article]
HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION [read article]
THE S.U.C.C.E.S.S. [read article]
SOUTH TEXAS MILITARY [read article]
AT YOUR SERVICE AWARD [read article]
Minority Internship Program - Smithsonian Institute [read article]
FIREFIGHTERS COME TOGETHER TO SUPPORT ONE OF THEIR OWN [read article]
Free Residential Construction Debris Disposal Day [read article]
Spring Garden Festival [read article]
World Affairs Council of South Texas Speaker [read article]
Graffiti Wipeout - See Photos on the Community Photo Gallery [read article]
Spring Garden Festival [read article]
Corpus Christi Job Fair [read article]
“Woman in Mind” - British Comedy [read article]
PIRATES DUNK MAYOR INTO CORPUS CHRISTI BAY! [read article]
International Honor Society for Business Students [read article]
Aggie Muster [read article]
Del Mar College Construction Update [read article]
17th Annual Coastal Bend Science Fair [read article]
STORM SURGE PROTECTION GATES [read article]
Financial Aid Fair [read article]
College Republican [read article]
Earth Day – Bay Day! [read article]
Rotary International District Conference [read article]
Event Honors Ruben Bonilla, Jr. [read article]
Screening of Documentary “Up Syndrome” [read article]
Rutter’s Mass of the Children and Fauré’s Requiem [read article]
“AN EVENING WITH…” CACTUS PRYOR [read article]
Parks & Recreation Summer Activities [read article]
CINCO de MAYO CELEBRATION [read article]
Hooks Update May 18th [read article]
NEIGHBORHOOD PRIDE PROGRAM [read article]
Del Mar College’s Summer Session [read article]
OFFICERS HONORED FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE [read article]
WETLAND RESTORATION AT CEREMONY [read article]
GRANT APPLICATIONS NOW AVAILBLE [read article]
HURRICANE AWARENESS MEETINGS [read article]
Miss Texas USA [read article]
It Pays To Recycle [read article]
HOLIDAY SCHEDULE [read article]
Del Mar College Events [read article]
MOVIES IN THE PARK [read article]
PREPARATIONS FOR 2005 HURRICANE SEASON [read article]
HOOKS RETURN HOME FOR SEVEN-GAME HOMESTAND [read article]
CFMA Awards Scholarship [read article]
Corpus Christi Hooks on TV [read article]
Neighborhood Pride Program [read article]
CPL Retail Energy Donates $120,000 [read article]
Eads Promoted to Vice President [read article]
Spanish Language Institute [read article]
Photo Phun with Phlowers [read article]
Gardening Seminar [read article]
Patio and Tabletop Fountains [read article]
Virtual Learning Space [read article]
New Chamber Member Reception [read article]
See Monster Trucks [read article]
Letter to the Editor [read article]
Naval Culinary Arts Graduation [read article]
CHILDREN'S GARDEN [read article]
City July 4th Schedule [read article]
Cole Park Municipal Band Concert [read article]
Aztec Spiritual and Sacred Dances [read article]
Tuition Rates [read article]
Fireworks at Whataburger Field [read article]
Professor Receives Lifetime Service Award [read article]
Evening With Fine Arts [read article]
Important Dates at Del Mar College [read article]
Gulf Coast Master Chorus Auditions [read article]
July 2005 Calendar of Events Texas A&M University [read article]
Annual Volunteer Recognition Ceremony [read article]
LEGAULT AND MURPHY SIGN WITH RAYZ [read article]
Founding Sponsorships Available [read article]
CORPUS CHRISTI MUNICIPAL BAND [read article]
GIRLS STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT [read article]
Airport Computer Giveaway [read article]
Scholarship Golf Tournament [read article]
15 Year Old Wins Silver Medal [read article]
Republican Committeeman's Notes [read article]
Where Will the Jobs Be? [read article]
Corpus Christi TAMUCC Volleyball [read article]
Economic Summit Planned for Jan '06 [read article]
Guitarist Jason Vieaux [read article]
FREE SBA BUSINESS LOAN SEMINARS [read article]
RELIEF CONCERT [read article]
TITLE I DISTRICT-WIDE PARENT MEETING [read article]
Dedication of Nancy Garrett Park [read article]
How the City will enforce the new smoking ordinance [read article]
Distinguished Citizen Award [read article]
Photography Contest - Deadline Oct. 14th [read article]
Museum Dollar Days [read article]
Corpus Christi New Home For Farm Animals [read article]
Free Conversational English Classes to be offered at the JanetF. Harte Libr [read article]
Paint the Island Pink - for Breast Cancer Awareness [read article]
Cross Country Splash [read article]
In Our Backyards Publication Corpus Christi Botanical [read article]
RENEWAL COMMUNITY BUS TOUR [read article]
TAMUCC Golf [read article]
No Student Make-up for Hurricane Rita [read article]
Students to Gather Homicide Evidence during Crime Scene Investigation Exerc [read article]
Classes Offered at Lindale Recreation Center [read article]
Excess Donations Offered to Katrina Evacuees [read article]
STAY COOL [read article]
Weed and Seed Survey [read article]
Symphony Appoints New Leadership [read article]
Local Christian Conference [read article]
AT YOUR SERVICE AWARD [read article]
LUNCH’S ON US! [read article]
AUTO THEFT PREVENTION [read article]
Adult Doubles Play Day [read article]
Calendar of Events [read article]
Hooks Update July 2005 [read article]
$2,800 GRANT [read article]
Tips for Hurricane Preparedness [read article]
U.S.S. Lexington March to Premier at Cole Park [read article]
COME OUT AND PLAY! [read article]
Chamber Summer Rock ‘n Roll Celebration Postponed [read article]
H-E-B TURNS BABY PICTURES INTO PRIZES! [read article]
Hurricane Emily News Release [read article]
Geotech Company Announces Expansion [read article]
TAMIU May Host TAMU-CC Evacuees [read article]
Latchkey On-line Registration [read article]
Greatest Generation Awards [read article]
Power Restoration Continues in Rio Grande Valley [read article]
Bay Jammin Schedule Update [read article]
REWARD OFFERED! [read article]
REWARD OFFERED! [read article]
City Council Gives Initial Approval to New Budget, Lower CityTax Rate [read article]
SOMETHING TO S.M.I.L.E. ABOUT [read article]
TORNADO SAFETY FOR TEXANS [read article]
PHILLIPS JOINS CORPUS CHRISTI ROSTER [read article]
Packery Channel Boater's Notice [read article]
Hurricane Report [read article]
Del Mar College Online Registration [read article]
Corpus Christi WEEK-LONG OF EXCITING EVENTS [read article]
SANTANA [read article]
Archaeological Presentation [read article]
July ArtWalk [read article]
ADA EDUCATIONAL EVENT [read article]
Council Approves Lower Tax Rate [read article]
2004 BOND ISSUE UPDATE [read article]
Graduation Ceremony [read article]
2005 T.A.A.F. GAMES OF TEXAS [read article]
From Drugs to Freedom…PDAP Works! [read article]
Corpus Christi Blues On The Bay [read article]
BAY JAMMIN’ CINEMA SERIES [read article]
BAYFEST BOARD ANNOUNCES $5 IN ‘05 [read article]
BOYS HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY LEAGUE [read article]
Hooks Update AUGUST 05 [read article]
LEAGUE WANTS ELECTIONS TO WORK FOR THE VOTER [read article]
World Breastfeeding Week [read article]
The Hummingbird’s Are Coming! Corpus Christi Rockport Texas [read article]
NEW CHILDREN’S LIBRARY CARDS [read article]
Strike Force 4 [read article]
Youths Win Boxing Championship [read article]
FOOD FOR THOUGHT [read article]
Name Selected for New Southside School [read article]
Police Department Takes Zero Tolerance Approach to School ZoneSpeeders [read article]
Corpus Christi Vendors for Fall Fest [read article]
Plants of the Texas Coastal Bend [read article]
Chorale Auditions [read article]
Demand for Library's Computers, Online Services Increasing Dramatically [read article]
Summer Commencement Ceremony [read article]
TAMUCC Calendar of Events [read article]
Corpus Christi Pollution Prevention Partnership [read article]
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi Calendar of Events [read article]
Corpus Christi ISD BACK TO SCHOOL IMMUNIZATIONS [read article]
Zachry / Moorhouse Building Public Safety Building [read article]
PLAYOFF TICKETS ON SALE [read article]
FATALITIES INVOLVING SPORT MOTORCYCLES [read article]
Wetland on Wheels [read article]
TAMUCC Registration [read article]
Boys & Girls Club - Mayor Honorary Member [read article]
Del Mar College Tipsheet [read article]
Dr. Irma Woods Receives Award During Convocation Corpus Christi [read article]
CC Rayz Hockey and CHRISTUS SPOHN Health System [read article]
DEL MAR COLLEGE: Weekly Calendar and Tipsheet [read article]
Gulf of Mexico Alliance Texas Coastal Bend Community Workshop [read article]
Lone Star Conference [read article]
Let’s Celebrate the Animals - Another Reason Why I Love My Corpus Christi [read article]
Relocation of High Profile Vehicles Due to Storm [read article]
Texas A&MCC Alumni Meeting [read article]
Art Museum Storm Closure [read article]
HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS [read article]
AEP Texas News Release 1 on Hurricane Rita [read article]
Del Mar College Classes Cancelled After 5 p.m. Today, Sept. 21 [read article]
CCISD cancels classes in preparation of Hurricane Rita [read article]
CCISD Athletics Changes Due to Rita [read article]
Hurrican Evacuation Routes [read article]
MANDATORY EVACUATION OF LOW LYING AREAS [read article]
MANDATORY EVACUATION OF ENTIRE COUNTY [read article]
Business Support of Evacuation Efforts [read article]
MANDATORY EVACUATION OF ENTIRE COUNTY [read article]
EVACUTION FROM CITY IS VOLUNTARY [read article]
Corpus Christi Healthcare Worker Update [read article]
Corpus Christi City of ASSISTED EVACUATION SUSPENDED [read article]
AIRPORT REMAINS OPEN [read article]
Hurricane Release No. 2 [read article]
Revised Information-Corpus Christi International Airport [read article]
Island Checkpoint [read article]
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi Calendar of Events [read article]
Five Alarm 5K Run/2 Mile Walk [read article]
Flying Wild [read article]
SPECIAL ELECTION ON SMOKING ORDINANCE [read article]
First Season of Furgason Bravo! Series Corpus Christi TAMUCC [read article]
Picasso Exhibit in Corpus Christi! [read article]
Hooks Update (08/24) [read article]
RAYZ RE-SIGNS DEFENSEMAN JAY HARDWICK [read article]
NBA Trophies in CC [read article]
BAGWELL TO PLAY FOR HOOKS [read article]
Animal Adoptions [read article]
BACKE TO START FOR HOOKS [read article]
HOOKS IN ART [read article]
Pump Station Testing May Temporarily Affect Padre Island Water Pressure [read article]
CITY - LABOR DAY HOLIDAY SCHEDULE [read article]
Buy the Bay Business Expo [read article]
Bucks Set Staff - Laredo Bucks News [read article]
Civil Air Patrol Helps with Katrina [read article]
Segment Featuring Tech Prep Aviation Maintenance Technology Training Airing [read article]
ALERT! DISASTER RELIEF CONTRIBUTORS! [read article]
Urgent appeal for HELP to the Mississippi Coast & Affected Areas Devastated [read article]
TAMUCC CROSS COUNTRY [read article]
Jeff Bagwell Auction Items [read article]
HOOKS GO OUT A WINNER [read article]
Letter to the Editor [read article]
TAMUCC Accepts Students Displaced by Katrina [read article]
Free Performance by U.S. Air Force Southwest Winds Woodwind Quintet [read article]
Hispanic Heritage Month Kicks Off Sept. 7 [read article]
DEL MAR COLLEGE: Weekly Calendar and Tipsheet [read article]
Harbor Playhouse Donates To Katrina Victims [read article]
Hooks Attendance at 505,189 [read article]
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Volleyball [read article]
TAMUCC Calendar [read article]
State of the University Luncheon [read article]
Ark housing Hurricane Katrina Minors [read article]
DONATION ITEMS FOR LOCAL HURRICANE KATRINA EVACUEES [read article]
FILL THE BUCKET -HURRICANE KATRINA RELIEF EFFORT [read article]
ONE VOTING LOCATION CHANGED [read article]
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi Receives Southland Conference Membershi [read article]
Community Calendar Training Class [read article]
Death Penalty Presentation [read article]
Buy the Bay Business Expo [read article]
Chamber Helps Mississippi Katrina Victims [read article]
Lyondell Chemical Company Complex [read article]
Volunteers Help Evacuees [read article]
World Famous Harlem Globetrotters [read article]
TO BE RESCHEDULED: Hurricane Katrina Benefit Concert at ColePark [read article]
TAMUCC Volleyball - WINS MATCH!! [read article]
FREE YOUTH PROGRAMS [read article]
TAMUCC Volleyball Wins Campbell Classic [read article]
Smoking Ban Approved by Voters [read article]
Enrollment Up over Fall 2004 [read article]
NEIGHBORHOOD INITIATIVE PROGRAM [read article]
TAMUCC's WOODS INDUCTED INTO KENTUCKY ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME [read article]
Charlton Jimerson to the Big Leagues [read article]
New City Director of Economic Development [read article]
Buy the Bay Today!!! [read article]
Enrollment Reaches Record Number; Over 12,000 Students Taking Credit Course [read article]
TAMUCC Tennis [read article]
City Smoking Ban Meeting for Restaurant Owners [read article]
Shrine Circus [read article]
Live WWE TV Event at American Bank Center [read article]
Fire Department Helps Katrina Search & Rescue [read article]
Local Business Leader Elected to Nat'l Board [read article]
CITY HALL ON THE ISLAND [read article]
$74,000 FOR HURRICANE KATRINA VICTIMS [read article]
TAMUCC Volleyball [read article]
TAMUCC TENNIS [read article]
TAMUCC Cross Country [read article]
CHRISTMAS PAST IN HERITAGE PARK corpus christi tx [read article]
Corpus Christi - Islander Men's Basketball 11/15/05 [read article]
Corpus Christi Health District's Clinical Services to be closed Tuesday [read article]
Corpus Christi Parks - Las Posadas [read article]
Corpus Christi - Optimist Children Festival [read article]
Rayz Triumph Nov 2005 [read article]
CORPUS CHRISTI RAYZ GOALTENDER BRILLIANT [read article]
Corpus Christi First Time Writers Workshop [read article]
Corpus Christi Sign Regulations Meeting [read article]
Corpus Christi Driscoll Hospital Facility Gets An ‘A’ [read article]
Flint Hills 10 Million Hours of Injury Free Workplace Corpus Christi [read article]
C orpus Christi Parks 100th Birthday Celebration [read article]
REVOLUCION CALIENTE FESTIVAL Corpus Christi Texas [read article]
Corpus Christi - CHRISTMAS PAST IN HERITAGE PARK [read article]
Corpus Christi Labor Market Seminar [read article]
Corpus Christi ISD - Drop Everything and Read [read article]
Corpus Christi Volunteers to Decorate DTOWN [read article]
Texas A&M CC Ethics Bowl [read article]
First Case of West NileVirus in a Horse in Corpus Christi [read article]
Corpus Christi “Don’t Mess with Texas Beaches” [read article]
Harbor and Illuminated Boat Parade Corpus Christi Texas [read article]
Corpus Christi - Students to Serve on Board of Regents [read article]
War on Terrorism [read article]
Ensuring Your Firm's Survival [read article]
Powerboat Shoot-Out [read article]
LIGHTS ON AFTERSCHOOL [read article]
Texas A&M University Kest Signs Three-Year Contract [read article]
Flicka and Friends [read article]
COAST GUARD DAYS [read article]
WEEK WITHOUT VIOLENCE [read article]
Jazz Festival [read article]
Corpus Christi - Center for Economic Development [read article]
Corpus Christi 100 BEST COMMUNITIES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE [read article]
Corpus Christi Powerboat Racing [read article]
Flu Vaccine Drive-Up Clinic [read article]
School Bus Safety Week [read article]
Free Blood Pressure Checks [read article]
Corpus Christi Grande, Internet Company , Gives Grant [read article]
Runners take to Corpus Christi Harbor Bridge [read article]
Corpus Christi Food Bank Receives $5000 from Rotary [read article]
TAMUCC Tennis Wins Matches [read article]
Corpus Christi TAMUCC Reception for Mexican and Chicano Literature [read article]
Calendar of Events TAMUCC October 2005 [read article]
Del Mar College Calendar October 2005 [read article]
The Heart Gallery of South Texas [read article]
Corpus Christi USO Fundraiser [read article]
Evacuation Cancelled [read article]
Island Checkpoint [read article]
Island Checkpoint No Longer in Operation [read article]
Island Checkpoint No Longer in Operation [read article]
City Council Meeting Cancelled [read article]
Corpus Christi Updated International Airport Flight Schedule Information [read article]
Corpus Christi Museum of Science and History Reopens Saturday [read article]
City's Central Library Reopens - Another Reason I Love Corpus Christi [read article]
Corpus Christi Updated International Airport Flight Schedule Information [read article]
Corpus Christi Shrine Circus Rescheduled [read article]
Corpus Christi Chevelle & Blues on the Bay Postponed [read article]
Corpus Christi Youth Soccer Challenge Competition Canceled [read article]
Holiday ActivitiesOffered at City Facilities [read article]
CORPUS CHRISTI GUITAR CLASSES [read article]
Hispanic Chamber of Commerce 66th Annual Banquet [read article]
DEL MAR COLLEGE: Weekly Calendar and Tipsheet [read article]
CCISD staff return to work Monday; Students return Tuesday [read article]
4th Annual Hispanic Heritage Festival [read article]
New Orleans Saints brings the NFL to South Texas! [read article]
Journalism Students Bring Home 13 TCCJA Awards [read article]
Corpus Christi TEA Recognized and Exemplary Schools [read article]
CORPUS CHRISTI TO HELP PROMOTE RECYLCLING DURING BAYFEST 2005 [read article]
TAMU Corpus Christi Calendar of Events [read article]
Corpus Christi Foreign Film Series [read article]
Environmental Awards Banquet in Corpus Christi [read article]
Watercolor Art Exhibition Corpus Christi Texas [read article]
Chamber of Commerce - Rock & Roll Celebration [read article]
Rock ‘N Roll Celebration [read article]
San Patricio EDC Harvest Celebration [read article]
Corpus Christi Unveiling of New Book at Reception [read article]
All Aboard for KToT [read article]
Latino Artists Exhibit [read article]
English Class Project Leads to New Walk-in Refrigeration Unit for Food Bank [read article]
Corpus Christi Paint with Pride [read article]
Corpus Christi Half-Marathon Race [read article]
Taste of Italy [read article]
Corpus Christi TEXAS AMATEUR ATHLETIC FEDERATION [read article]
Corpus Christi Diamond Jubilee Season Reception [read article]
TAMUCC Volleyball Corpus Christi Texas [read article]
Powerboats Return to Corpus Christi [read article]
NatureFest & Fall Plant Sale [read article]
Police Officier Recieves Award [read article]
Corpus Christi Better Business Bureau - Torch Award [read article]
CORPUS CHRISTI 2005 AIBA CADET WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP [read article]
Corpus Christi Benefit Habitat for Humanity [read article]
Men's basketball - Top Pick! [read article]
BOKENKAMP RECEIVES $3200 GRANT [read article]
Corpus Christi Short Film Festival [read article]
Corpus Christi Chamber Leaders Receive Awards [read article]
Corpus Christi Rock ‘N Roll Celebration Back on Track [read article]
Air Service between Corpus Christi and Monterrey [read article]
Corpus Christi New Agricultural Barns [read article]
AEP Laptop Donation to Corpus Christi Independent School District [read article]
Corpus Christi American Red Cross Receives Donation [read article]
World Affairs Council - Luncheon [read article]
Corpus Christi Marketing Workshop [read article]
Corpus Christi Art Exhibit by Local Artist [read article]
Corpus Christi Cooking Demonstration [read article]
Corpus Christi - 2005 Best of the Web [read article]
Jobs!! Jobs!! Jobs!! in Corpus Christi Texas [read article]
Texas State Aquarium Schedule [read article]
Corpus Christi - Beach Ball Gala [read article]
UTAH VALLEY VS CORPUS CHRISTI ISLANDERS [read article]
TAMUCC - UTSA FALL INVITATIONAL [read article]
Texas A&M Corpus Christi Cross Country 11/05 [read article]
Police Chief Details Funeral Arrangements for Corpus Christi Officer [read article]
Corpus Christi Men's Church Softball Tournament [read article]
Corpus Christi Vacation with Beach Ball Gala [read article]
Corpus Christi Thanksgiving Basketball and Swim Camp [read article]
100 Best Communities Corpus Christi Texas [read article]
Residents Asked to Help Conserve Landfill Space [read article]
USHCC Legislation Update - South Texas [read article]
H-E-B Corpus Christi Feast of Sharing [read article]
Corpus Christi TAMUCC down TCU - Dec 2005 [read article]
Corpus Christi Volunteers for Feast of Sharing [read article]
Corpus Christi Residents Asked to Remove Bedroom Window Coverings [read article]
Corpus Christi Feast of Sharing [read article]
What to Do In Corpus Christi Today! [read article]
City of Corpus Christi Schedule for Christmas and New Year 2006 [read article]
Corpus Christi Christmas Eve Challenge - “hot meal” [read article]
Things To Do In Corpus Christi, Texas [read article]
TAMUCC - Player Of The Week 12/27/05 [read article]
Corpus Christi Christmas Trees for Recycling and Mulch [read article]
Animal Care to Begin Animal Trap Pickup Service [read article]
City of Corpus Christi Schedule for New Year's Holiday 2005-06 [read article]
Corpus Christi update on Austin Ice Bats [read article]
TAMUCC WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Corpus Christi [read article]
Tour de CHL - Texas [read article]
Chamber of Commerce Ambassador Program [read article]
Exhibit of Artwork on Paper [read article]
Corpus Christi Culture Fest [read article]
Corpus Christi Lecture on Long-term Effects of Hurricane Katrina [read article]
Corpus Christi Plays - THE HOT L BALTIMORE [read article]
Eric Hansen In Corpus Christi Concert [read article]
Texas Governor Rick Perry Orders Incentive Pay System [read article]
Corpus Christi Xeriscape Walk 'N Talk Tour [read article]
2006 SCHEDULE RELEASED [read article]
Site Selectors Come to Corpus Christi Texas [read article]
TAMUCC - LANDIN SIGNS CONTRACT WITH CARDINALS [read article]
TAMUCC Player of the Week Corpus Christi [read article]
Airport Improvement [read article]
Corpus Christi Police Department Age Policy [read article]
Evening in the Amazon Party [read article]
Corpus Christi Harry Potter Party [read article]
Kristie Kringle’s Garden Shoppe Open House [read article]
Lunch at the Corpus Christi Art Museum! [read article]
TAMUCC Volleyball Corpus Christi [read article]
Corpus Christi Lawsuit Settled [read article]
Representatives to Recruit DMC Students [read article]
Corpus Christi Animal Trap Pickup Service [read article]
Corpus Christi TAMUCC Women’s Center [read article]
TAMUCC Calendar of Events [read article]
Corpus Christi $18 Million Harte Research Institute [read article]
Corpus Christi Veteran's Honored in Video [read article]
Killebrew Elected VP of Association of Texas Colleges/Universities [read article]
Corpus Christi Unsung Heroes Award [read article]
Corpus Christi Medicare Conference [read article]
Corpus Christi ARTWalk November 17th 2005 [read article]
HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION [read article]
Tree Planting Ceremony [read article]
Corpus Christi Chamber - Member Profile Hogan Homes [read article]
Corpus Christi Senior Citizens Getting Computer Instruction [read article]
TAMUCC Volleyball - Nov. 2005 Corpus Christi Sports News [read article]
Corpus Christi ISLANDER WOMEN HOST HUSKIES [read article]
corpus christi Low Cost Rabies Vaccination [read article]
Corpus Christi Xeriscape Walk 'N Talk Tour [read article]
Texas Legislature Military Support [read article]
Coastal Bend Young Authors to Offer Readings [read article]
Educator Wins State Award [read article]
TAMUCC Volleyball Another Reason I Love My Corpus Christi [read article]
TAMUCC Cross Country NOV 2005 [read article]
ISLANDERS MAROON HOUSTON BAPTIST, 95-67 [read article]
Picture Playhouse - Corpus Christi Chamber [read article]
Texas State Aquarium AquaTeens [read article]
La Playa Mexican Restaurant & Cantina Corpus Christi [read article]
Corpus Christi Value Bank Ribbon Cutting [read article]
Carson’s at Heritage Restaurant Corpus Christi [read article]
Men's Basketball [read article]
Dollar Days at the Texas State Aquarium [read article]
Corpus Christi - Annual Holiday Choir [read article]
CHRISTUS Spohn Hospital Kleberg News [read article]
Corpus Christi Holiday Camp at the Art Museum! [read article]
North Korea from a South Korean’s Perspective [read article]
Del Mar College Calendar [read article]
Corpus Christi Neighborhood Pride Program Meeting this Thursday [read article]
Corpus Christi TexasTemporary Partial Closure of Kinney Street [read article]
Students and Professional Chefs Compete [read article]
Speaker Announced for CHRISTUS Spohn Lyceum [read article]
Corpus Christi Red Ribbon Ball [read article]
State School Residents Receive Holiday Party [read article]
Corpus Christi Cowboy Christmas with Michael Martin Murphey [read article]
Corpus Christi Open Mic on Campus and Ballabajoomba Slam [read article]
TAMUCC Volleyball News [read article]
TAMUCC Women's Basketball [read article]
Goodwill Industries of South Texas Corpus Christi [read article]
TAMUCC Men's Basketball [read article]
Corpus Christi Career Day [read article]
Sign Meeting for Saratoga Boulevard [read article]
Vehicle Safety [read article]
St. Nicholas Day Corpus Christi [read article]
Healthcare News - NICU Graduation Celebration [read article]
Justice for Selena - Book by Carlos Valdez [read article]
LEGENDS OF SOUTH TEXAS [read article]
TEXAS STATE AQUARIUM DAY AT BARNES & NOBLE DEC 3, 2005 [read article]
Texas A&M CC Dean of College of Science and Technology [read article]
Corpus Christi Texas Lighting of the Harbor [read article]
Del Mar College Calendar [read article]
Corpus Christi Number One Digital City in the United States [read article]
TAMUCC WOMEN'S BASKETBALL [read article]
Corpus Christi has WORLD'S LARGEST PAJAMA PARTY [read article]
ICE BATS LOSS Another Reason I Love My Corpus Christi [read article]
President Making Christmas Rounds [read article]
Corpus Christi Safe Holiday Tips 2005 [read article]
Corpus Christi Award Nomination Form [read article]
Corpus Christi Ground-Breaking for Global War on Terrorism Monument [read article]
Coastal Bend Bays Foundation Newsletter [read article]
Things To Do In Corpus Christi [read article]
Christmas Basketball Camp Offered at Corpus Christi Gym [read article]
Corpus Christi Del Mar College [read article]
Peñascal Wind Farm [read article]
Corpus Christi Tx - Replica Columbus Ship Nina Returning to Marina [read article]
CHRISTUS Spohn Appoints New Board Members [read article]
Corpus Christi Joins National Mentoring Month [read article]
Corpus Christi FREE Downtown Parking!!! [read article]
Del Mar Rates Among “Top Choices” in the Nation [read article]
CHRISTUS Spohn Kleberg Appoints Associate Administrator [read article]
Del Mar College Calendar [read article]
City of Corpus Christi Holiday Shoe Purchase [read article]
Senior Community Services Gearing Up for Holiday Dinner [read article]
TAMUCC Men's Basketball [read article]
KEDT Food & Wine Classic Tickets on Sale [read article]
Corpus Christi Goodwill Industries Ribbon Cutting Ceremony [read article]
Corpus Christi Hoover Inn Ribbon Cutting Ceremony [read article]
Corpus Christi Magnolia’s Cafe Ribbon Cutting Ceremony [read article]
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi Calendar of Events [read article]
9th Annual State of the City [read article]
Texas Tax Reform Commission to Hold Hearings in Victoria, Corpus Christi [read article]
Corpus Christi Ink World Ribbon Cutting [read article]
Aeromar Airlines Now Booking Flights from Corpus Christi to Monterrey, Mexi [read article]
Adam Carroll Concert [read article]
City of Corpus Christi Sign Permit Public Meeting [read article]
Del Mar CollegeBears on the Beat [read article]
Corpus Christi Flu Vaccine Drive-Up Clinic [read article]
TAMUCC Softball News [read article]
City of Corpus Christi New Assistant Director of Engineeing Services [read article]
Corpus Christi City Holiday Schedule 2005-2006 [read article]
Buc Days - Call For Entries [read article]
Texas A&M Winter Celebration at Haas Middle School [read article]
Del Mar College Calendar Dec 16th- Feb 5th [read article]
TAMUCC Women's Basketball December 2005 [read article]
Corpus Christi 2005 Adequate Yearly Progress Ratings [read article]
POLICE CHIEF ALVAREZ CORPUS CHRISTI NEWS [read article]
Corpus Christi Chamber Takes Pro-Business Stance [read article]
CUDDLES FOR CHILDREN [read article]
City of Corpus Christi - At Your Service Award [read article]
CCISD - Meetings for Potential Mentors [read article]
NAVAL STATION INGLESIDE TO RETURN TO PORT [read article]
ISLANDERS TAKE FIVE-GAME WIN STREAK TO AUSTIN [read article]
Independent Player of the Week - TAMUCC Men's Basketball [read article]
TAMUCC WOMEN'S BASKETBALL [read article]
Corpus Christi Resident Honored [read article]
Exihibition of Paintings [read article]
Aeromar Airlines Reschedules Flights [read article]
Texas Forest Service Declares Fire Allert [read article]
Annual Freedom Fund Banquet [read article]
CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI CROSSING GUARD VACANCIES [read article]
TAMUCC 70-69 win over West Virginia [read article]
Things To Do In Corpus Christi, Texas [read article]
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi out-scored Texas-San Antonio Jan 3, 2006 [read article]
Campus Registration for Spring 2006 Set for Jan. 10-11 [read article]
WORLD AFFAIRS COUNCIL OF SOUTH TEXAS [read article]
$6K DIAMOND TO BE GIVEN AWAY Corpus Christi [read article]
LD Crumly Memorial [read article]
Corpus Christi Sports No. 12 Maryland Runs Past Islanders [read article]
Calendar of Events and Activities for January 5 through February 16 [read article]
Corpus Christi Symphony WALTZ IN THE NEW YEAR! [read article]
English Conversational Classes [read article]
City of Corpus Christi - Street Construction Jan 2006 [read article]
TAMUCC Women's Basketball [read article]
Neighborhood Initiative Program Jan 10th. [read article]
Calendar of Events Texas A&M Corpus Christi [read article]
TAMUCC Men's Basketball - January 7, 2006 [read article]
Hooks’ Bats Erupt in 6-0 Win [read article]
ISLANDERS DOWN UTA 6-1 FOR THREE-WAY TIE [read article]
ISLANDERS TRACK TEAM DOWN KINGSVILLE [read article]
Edith Hamilton Becomes Assistant Director of Development at Del Mar College [read article]
Del Mar College Journalism Students Set Record! [read article]
DMC Student Guitar Quartet Wins First Place at 2006 Guitar Festival [read article]
Del Mar College's Summer 2006 [read article]
Registration for Summer 2006 Credit Courses Underway at Del Mar College [read article]
Corpus Christi Business Broker Success Story [read article]
Corpus Christi Buc Days Opens with Rodeo and BBQ! [read article]
CCISD to host Annual PTA Banquet [read article]
Corpus Christi Volunteers to be Honored [read article]
Coastal Bend AIDS Foundation $2500 GRANT [read article]
BONIFAY BLAST LIFTS HOOKS [read article]
South Texas Lyceum - Guest Speaker Mitch Albom [read article]
Earth Day – Bay Day! [read article]
City of Corpus Christi Master Plan for Parks [read article]
Additional Flights Offered at Corpus Christi International Airport [read article]
LATE HITTING SURGE PROPELS HOOKS TO 5-2 WIN [read article]
Del Mar College Announces Five Newest Hall of Fame Inductees [read article]
Ice Bats Power Past Laredo, 5-3 [read article]
Corpus Christi - Boars Head Celebration [read article]
TAMUCC Women's Basketball - Jan 8, 2006 [read article]
City of Corpus Christi 2006 State of the City Luncheon [read article]
Corpus Christi Fire Department Retirement [read article]
CHRISTUS SPOHN Announces New Medical Director [read article]
Northrop Grumman Corpus Christi Wireless Project [read article]
Walk Across Texas - Another Reason Why I Love My Corpus Christi [read article]
City of Corpus Christi's WiFi Seminar [read article]
CHL’s Northern Conference All-Star Team [read article]
Free Residential Construction Debris Disposal Day [read article]
Foster Care Services offered by Methodist Children's [read article]
Dollar Days at Texas State Aquarium [read article]
LEAGUE TAKES AIM AT PARTISAN REDISTRICTING [read article]
FLINT HILLS RESOURCES MISS BUC DAYS SCHOLARSHIP [read article]
College Financial Workshop [read article]
Dr Chavez Resigns [read article]
Corpus Christi Harbor Playhouse Who’s afraid of Virginia Woolf? [read article]
TAMUCC Calendar of Events [read article]
Corpus Christi Remembering the Dream March [read article]
Butterfly Seminar [read article]
Coastal Bend Birding Short Course [read article]
Botanica 2006 [read article]
Things To Do In Corpus Christi, Texas [read article]
WEB Cam Up and Ready to See Bowling Tournament [read article]
Mutton Bustin’ [read article]
Poetry Slam [read article]
ISLANDERS HOLD OFF UPSET-MINDED A&M-COMMERCE [read article]
Corpus Christi Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors [read article]
President's Concert: [read article]
Estes Express Lines Corpus Christi Ribbon Cutting [read article]
“ReZoned” is Looking for Corpus Christi Area Homeowners [read article]
Corpus Christi Fine Art Auction [read article]
FESTIVAL OF FAIRY TALES [read article]
PLAYERS AT CHAMPION TOYOTA [read article]
Gulf of Mexico Alliance - Community Workshop [read article]
Adame Selected to Lead Austin Fire Department [read article]
Paint with Pride [read article]
TAMUCC Calendar of Events [read article]
TAMUCC Men's Tennis [read article]
TAMUCC Men's Basketball Jan 20, 2006 [read article]
CCTA Sponsored Umpire Training [read article]
Michael McNevin Corpus Christi Concert [read article]
DMD Trashes DTOWN Cans [read article]
Corpus Christi Economic Development Adds Staff [read article]
ARTROCK in DTOWN [read article]
Men's Tennis vs. Clemson [read article]
TAMUCC WOMEN'S TENNIS [read article]
ISLANDERS KNOCK OFF UTPA [read article]
TAMUCC TRACK AND FIELD [read article]
Auction Items Needed for Heart Ball [read article]
Corpus Christi Buc Days 5K & 1 Mile Rodeo Run [read article]
Corpus Christi Open or Closed Beaches 2006 [read article]
Super Bowl XL Blood Drive Party [read article]
G&A on Inc's List of Fastest-Growing Companies [read article]
Corpus Christi - Guest Writer on being a Tourist [read article]
Corpus Christi Sweetheart Gala [read article]
Corpus Christi New Head Volleyball Coach [read article]
Del Mar College Observing Black History Month With Unity March on Feb. 1 [read article]
Awards Ceremony to Honor Local Firefighters [read article]
ISLANDER BASEBALL RELEASES 51-GAME SCHEDULE [read article]
Sheryl Crow Concert in Corpus Christi March 4th Postponed [read article]
Corpus Christi Tourism Partnership [read article]
TAMUCC WOMEN'S BASKETBALL - Jan 25, 2006 [read article]
Sen. Hutchinson Addresses Border Incident [read article]
Corpus Christi holds Economic Summit on Monday [read article]
Del Mar College Foundation Announces Officers and Trustees for 2006-2007 [read article]
TAMUCC Faculty Member Receives Award [read article]
FOOD BANK OF CORPUS CHRISTI NATIONAL AWARD [read article]
Harbor Playhouse [read article]
National Church Leader to Speak [read article]
Art Exhibit - Large-Scale Color Photographs Corpus Christi [read article]
Erotica 2006 Art Exhibit [read article]
Things To Do In Corpus Christi, Texas [read article]
City of Corpus Christi [read article]
Texas A&M University Faculty Recognized [read article]
Assistant Principal of the Year [read article]
Samuel Alito Voted for the Supreme Court [read article]
First-Ever [read article]
President’s State of the Union Address [read article]
Corpus Christi Chamber Golf Classic [read article]
Mom Needs a Wheelchair. Now What? [read article]
Go Red for Women Gets Local Boost [read article]
Grande Communications Board Names New CEO [read article]
Hooks’ Whataburger Field To Host Events [read article]
Immunizations at Corpus Christi City Hall in the Mall [read article]
Corpus Christi Health Fair Scheduled for February 9th 2006 [read article]
DMC's Enrollment Decreases by 248 Students Compared to Last Year [read article]
Del Mar College Calendar for Feb. 2 through March 31, 2006 [read article]
New Corpus Christi Airport Restaurant [read article]
SuperBowl Sunday Super Barbecue Benefit [read article]
2006 Festival of the Arts Kick-off Ceremony [read article]
Houston Astros in Corpus Christi on Tuesday [read article]
Winter Lecture Series [read article]
ISLANDERS MAROON TEXAS SOUTHERN IN OPENER [read article]
TAMUCC WOMEN'S TENNIS [read article]
ISLANDERS CLAIM FIRST HARDCOURT WIN [read article]
Spring Wildflowers Workshop [read article]
ISLANDERS TIE SCHOOL-RECORD FOR RUNS TO SWEEP TSU [read article]
Letter To the USO Family [read article]
National Guidance Week [read article]
CORPUS CHRISTI TO HOST NATIONAL PROGRAM [read article]
Corpus Christi HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION [read article]
Del Mar College’s Own GEEK Squad Presenting Free Computer Security Workshop [read article]
Trail of Feathers Author Speaking at DMC on Feb. 8 [read article]
Texas State Aquarium Announces 2006 Officers and New Trustees [read article]
Corpus Christi's Perk UP - Ribbon Cutting [read article]
Corpus Christi Resident Expert Rehabilitation Certification [read article]
Technology Provides Corpus Christi Nursing Staff Access [read article]
Neighborhood Initiative Program Mtg. Thursday [read article]
The Kennedys and Drew Nelson Concert [read article]
1st Annual Mardi Gras in DTOWN Corpus Christi [read article]
Sweetheart Gala Couple Reception on Feb 13th [read article]
SUSAN CLOWER JOINS AMERICAN BANK [read article]
DuPont’s Corpus Christi Plant Wins Energy Conservation Award [read article]
CORPUS CHRISTI, Northrop Grumman WiFi Network Award [read article]
Corpus Christi Star Party [read article]
Corpus Christi Garage Sales Ads only $7 [read article]
Shakespeare’s R&J [read article]
SEA CITY WORK CAMP NEWS [read article]
DMC Cosmetology Department Hosting Locks of Love Drive on Feb. 14 [read article]
Career Day For Sciences [read article]
Corpus Christi Healthcare News [read article]
TAMUCC BASEBALL - Troy, Alabama [read article]
June WaterStreet Fest [read article]
High Schools Qualify State Academic Decathlon [read article]
Luna Receives THA Advocacy Award [read article]
1st Annual Mardi Gras in DTOWN [read article]
Wireless System for Christus Spohn [read article]
“I LOVE My Corpus Christi” campaign [read article]
GEORGIA BOWLER FINDS SUCCESS ON SECOND TRIP TO OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS [read article]
Cultural Programs Series Presenting Two Music Performances on Feb. 16 [read article]
IBC Buc Days Parade Entry Forms [read article]
Cotten Landreth Kramer Architects Recieves Citation Award [read article]
6th Annual Family Fun Run [read article]
Festival of the Arts Starts March 4th [read article]
USBC Open Championships [read article]
Tax Assistance to Low Income Families [read article]
Local Swim Club to Host Championship Meet [read article]
Corpus Christi Citizen University [read article]
Ed Hicks Nissan Islander Golf Classic [read article]
CORPUS CHRISTI KICKS OFF ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS [read article]
City of Corpus Christi to hold Public Meeting on Open Containers [read article]
ISLANDER MEN RUN PAST IPFW [read article]
TAMUCC MEN'S TENNIS FALLS TO NO. 13 TEXAS [read article]
Ice Bats Fly to Chaparral Ice Center [read article]
Come and Celebrate Texas March 5th 2006 [read article]
CCISD Board of Trustees President Receives Award [read article]
Corpus Christi Healthcare Update [read article]
Thank Your Mentor Day Reception [read article]
Corpus Christi Interview Vice President Dick Cheney [read article]
Rayz to Give Blood [read article]
Corpus Christi Rayz Four-Player Deal [read article]
Corpus Christi Destination ImagiNation [read article]
I Love My Corpus Christi Campaign Initiated by Leadership Class [read article]
Harry Whittington Discharged from Hospital [read article]
Harry Whittington Remarks [read article]
2006 Executive Committee and Board members [read article]
Corpus Christi Chamber of Commerce Events [read article]
Global Observance to Stop Violence against Women [read article]
City to Help Host WiFi Roundtable February 22 [read article]
ANNUAL Orchid Auction [read article]
Local Corpus Christi Non-Profit Recognizes Women in Careers [read article]
Bucks Hold Off Ice Bats, 5-3 [read article]
TAMUCC Men's Tennis [read article]
TAMUCC Women's Softball [read article]
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Baseball [read article]
Dan Patterson U.S. Champion in Corpus Christi Texas [read article]
Corpus Christi Golf Classic Set For March 3rd [read article]
Mary Jo O'Rear To Lecture on Corpus Christi's Stuggle for Deep Water Port [read article]
DMC President Emeritus Dr. Jean Richardson Passes Away [read article]
Esplanade - Corpus Christi Ribbon Cutting [read article]
Corpus Christi Chamber and Health Rehabilitation Center [read article]
BROADWAY IN CORPUS CHRISTI 2006-2007 SEASON [read article]
South Texas Institute for the Arts Events [read article]
Corpus Christi offers Nonstop Excitement for Youth! [read article]
Ribbon Cutting for Harbor Ferry [read article]
Citizens' Police Academy [read article]
ILMCC Partners with VG 06 [read article]
New Flights at Corpus Christi Airport [read article]
Raising Healthy Kids Expo [read article]
LET THE GAMES BEGIN! [read article]
Corpus Christi Celebrate the Children [read article]
Del Mar College Holding Annual Wall of Honor Gala on April 29 [read article]
Del Mar College Student Justin Nauer Makes 2006 All-Texas Academic Team [read article]
City Publishes 2005 Annual Report [read article]
Tom Kimmel at The Burning Bush [read article]
Corpus Christi Wilderness Kids Camp [read article]
YOU CAN'T FIX STUPID TOUR [read article]
Corpus Christi Hooks Game 2, April 7 [read article]
PENCE VAULTS HOOKS TO FIRST VICTORY [read article]
CHRISTUS HomeCare-Spohn Announces Opening [read article]
San Antonio Missions Win Slugfest 13-6 [read article]
TAMUCC Golf - Susie Maxwell Berning Classic [read article]
TAMUCC BASEBALL - Loss to Lousisiana-Lafayette [read article]
Bella Bella Hair Salon: Modernizing the Looks of Corpus Christi! [read article]
6th Annual “La Noche Bonita” [read article]
RAYZ GO DOWN SWINGING AGAINST ICE BATS [read article]
Corpus Christi 2006 Mardi Gras Celebration [read article]
“Black History Month” Celebration [read article]
Corpus Christi ISD Recognized in National Paper [read article]
Corpus Christi SunQuest Shutters Ribbon Cutting [read article]
Champions on Ice [read article]
IHOP's National Pancake Day Celebration [read article]
Free Employment Law Seminar [read article]
Senator Hutchison Shipping Container Security Act. [read article]
Kickoff Ceremony - Festival of the Arts [read article]
Corpus Christi Hooks Tickets [read article]
Corpus Christi Travelers Urged to Book Travel ASAP [read article]
Corpus Christi Whataburger College Classic [read article]
Del Mar Drama Opening Spring Season with [read article]
Del Mar College's TACHE A-Go-Go to Benefit Scholarships on March 3 [read article]
Del Mar College's TACHE A-Go-Go Raising Scholarship Funds on March 3 [read article]
Corpus Christi Citizen University Deadline [read article]
Mardi Gras in DTOWN [read article]
South Austin Jug Band - Dark and Weary World [read article]
Texas Coastal Wind Power - the Peñascal Wind Farm [read article]
Corpus Christi Chamber Opposed to $3 Million Transfer [read article]
Texas A&M Baseball [read article]
Corpus Christi Receives Donation of Columbus Ships from Spain [read article]
Wild Science Week [read article]
Winter Lecture Series at the CC Museum [read article]
City Offers Beach Tips for Spring Break 2006 [read article]
Chamber News Flash - $3 Million Transfer Resolved [read article]
Corpus Christi Chamber of Commerce & WORKSOURCE [read article]
Local Artist Featured at Janet Harte Public Library [read article]
Texas Public Schools Week [read article]
TAMUCC Womens Basketball Corpus Christi [read article]
TAMUCC Women's Tennis [read article]
TAMUCC Men's Tennis [read article]
CCISD TIP II Celebration [read article]
Shattered Dreams -Effects of Drinking and Driving [read article]
Corpus Christi Earth Day-Bay Day! [read article]
Library Receives Donation for Large Print Books [read article]
TAMUCC Bookstore Under New Management [read article]
Increase in Athletic Fees Approved by Students [read article]
Del Mar College Celebrating Women's History Month [read article]
National Artist to Present Lecture at Corpus Christi Art Museum [read article]
Corpus Christi Milestones Captured for a Lifetime [read article]
State of the Gulf of Mexico Summit 2006’ [read article]
ATTRACT BEAUTIFUL BUTTERFLIES THIS SPRING [read article]
CCISD hosts Science Fair Open House [read article]
Texas Coastal Wind Power – the Peñascal Wind Farm. [read article]
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi Cinema Series [read article]
Central American Free Trade Agreement Presentation [read article]
UTSA Sweeps TAMUCC in Softball [read article]
Speak Up 100 Schools Honored [read article]
ISLANDERS FACE STIFF TEST IN WHATABURGER CLASSIC [read article]
TEXAS FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA [read article]
Peñascal Wind Farm Presentation [read article]
Government & Business Contracting Conference [read article]
Texas Job Growth [read article]
Carotid Artery Stenting [read article]
DMC Hosting Regional Cyber Defense Competition March 17-19 [read article]
TAMUCC Track [read article]
ISLANDERS FALL TO ARIZONA STATE 10-2 IN CLASSIC [read article]
Driscoll Children's Hospital News [read article]
Killebrew Appointed to AASCU Council [read article]
TAMUCC Softball [read article]
Contracting Opportunities Conference [read article]
Inez Sterling Adams SouthTexas Historical Gallery Reopening [read article]
CC Chamber Ribbon Cutting at High Point Sports [read article]
ISLANDER BASEBALL SUFFERS FOURTH STRAIGHT LOSS [read article]
Rainbow Girls Donation [read article]
XeriscapeWalk 'N Talk Tour [read article]
Buc Days Sneak Peak 2006 [read article]
2006 Ms. Coastal Bend Senior Pageant [read article]
Neighborhood Pride Program Meeting [read article]
Reliant Energy Helps Habitat for Humanity [read article]
Goodwill “Store Front” Donation Station [read article]
Corpus Christi Promotional Solutions Ribbon Cutting [read article]
CORPUS CHRISTI FALLS TO LAREDO 6-2 [read article]
HALL OF FAMERS REACH MILESTONES [read article]
Citizen University Ready to Launch [read article]
Corpus Christi Mayors for Meals Day [read article]
Corpus Christi Economic Update - Low Cost of Living Index [read article]
Superintendent Public Hearing [read article]
Spring Break Good for Local Attractions [read article]
Vote Critical to Promote Economic Growth [read article]
Diabetes Alert Day - Tuesday, March 28th 2006 [read article]
Vilma Luna speaks to CC Chamber on Wed., March 22 [read article]
HOME SWEET FOR ISLANDERS IN SWEEP OF SAM HOUSTON [read article]
Hannah's Hope - Helping Children with Autism [read article]
Renting Equipment for a Future: United Rentals Corpus Christi [read article]
PACK THE HOUSE FOR CHARITY SATURDAY NIGHT [read article]
Harbor Playhouse Announces Summer Camps [read article]
Repcon Recieves OSHA Award [read article]
Dedication of Remodeled Pathway to Ronald McDonald House Set for March 24 [read article]
Teacher of the Year [read article]
The Homemade Goodness of Island living [read article]
RAYZ CLOSE EIGHTH SEASON IN COASTAL BEND [read article]
ISLANDERS FALL 8-3 TO RIVAL BRONCS [read article]
Michigan Pair Sets Doubles Record [read article]
RAYZ “PACK THE HOUSE” FOR CHARITY [read article]
ISLANDER WOMEN FALL 4-3 IN FINAL HOME TENNIS MATCH [read article]
CorpusChristiDaily.com Marks 10,000,000 Hits! [read article]
TAMUCC & ValueBank Team Up - Help Foster Children [read article]
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi Calendar of Events [read article]
Del Mar College President Emeritus Buddy R. Venters Passed Away Today [read article]
Chamber's Support of Beach Development [read article]
Finale at Whataburger Field [read article]
Crash Course In Business Technology! [read article]
Texas Water Utilities Board Chooses Corpus Christi [read article]
Corpus Christi Business Broker Success Story [read article]
CCISD and Del Mar College Announce Plans for Early College High School [read article]
Chamber CommendsTax Reform Efforts [read article]
Corpus Christi Neighborhood Initiative Program [read article]
Christus Spohn Executive Accepted in Wharton Fellows [read article]
Spring Garden Festival & Plant Sale [read article]
CITIZENS INVITED TO MEETING ON DRAINAGE [read article]
Corpus Christi HOOKS’ BATS HOT AGAINST FRISCO [read article]
Cycling for a Cause [read article]
Corpus Christi - WalkAmerica 2006 [read article]
CORPUS CHRISTI PENCE DELIVERS BIG, AGAIN [read article]
Chambers meet for a Greater South Texas [read article]
TAMUCC Baseball - Edinburg [read article]
Corpus Christi Bus Tours to Spotlight City's Renewal Community Areas [read article]
Public Health Preparedness Pandemic Influenza Summit [read article]
Melvyn N. Klein to be Honored [read article]
GRAYSON POWERS FRISCO TO 9-3 WIN [read article]
Art Grant Funding Applications [read article]
Edinburg ISLANDERS SUFFER FIFTH STRAIGHT LOSS [read article]
DR. KAREN MIDDLETON RECEIVED STATE HONOR [read article]
Corpus Christi CFMA 2006-2007 Board Announced [read article]
Poet Barbara Crooker Reading From Work at Del Mar College on March 30 [read article]
Corpus Christi Hooks 9 DAYS TO GO [read article]
Shattered Dreams [read article]
Food Bank Fundraiser [read article]
5th Annual Affordable and Fair Housing Event [read article]
Exceptional Homes on Corpus Christi's Oso Bay [read article]
MEET THE CORPUS CHRISTI HOOKS! [read article]
Brandon Rhyder at Executive Surf Club April 6th [read article]
Bus Service Begins at Corpus Christi International Airport [read article]
TAMUCC Home Runs Assures Victory over Stephen F. Austin [read article]
Book Signing on April 15th [read article]
WISCONSIN BOWLER FIRES 10TH PERFECT [read article]
Wine Country Moves to the City [read article]
CORPUS CHRISTI RAYZ 2005-2006 SEASON IN REVIEW [read article]
Conquer the Coast, Cycling for a Cause [read article]
Business Seminar on Customer Satisfaction [read article]
Always…Patsy Cline Theatre Production [read article]
Los Nuevos Artistas [read article]
AN EVENING WITH REID RYAN [read article]
DMC Foundation Awards 10 Additional $500 Scholarships to Essay Winners [read article]
40th Annual Works on Paper and Small Sculpture Show at DMC Opening March 31 [read article]
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi Calendar of Events [read article]
ImagiNation State [read article]
Low Cost Rabies Vaccination Clinic - Corpus Christi [read article]
SONGOK QUALIFIES FOR REGIONAL IN 5,000 [read article]
Representatives discuss taxes with Chamber Members [read article]
Reliant Energy Saving Chamber Members Money! [read article]
Why Your Chamber opposes the City Charter Amendment [read article]
City's Libraries Offer new "BookLetters" Online Service [read article]
Book Signing on April 12th Hooks Game [read article]
Celebrate the Children Fundraiser [read article]
Fiesta! 16 de Septiember [read article]
Austin Film Society Workshop [read article]
CORPUS CHRISTI HOOKS - HOMERS POWER EXPRESS TO 5-2 WIN [read article]
ISLANDERS WIN RUBBER GAME 7-5 OVER GENTS [read article]
USBC Open Championships April 2006 [read article]
April 10 Deadline Approaching for Spring 2006 Culinary Salon [read article]
West Texas Native Tom Braxton Sharing Stage with MWF Jazz Band on April 6 [read article]
Del Mar College Students Participate in NASA's Aerospace Scholars Program [read article]
Children's Book Festival, [read article]
Lecturer from U.S. Institute of Peace Speaking at DMC on April 10 [read article]
$1 Million Donated to Local Nonprofit Organizations [read article]
Free Construction Debris Disposal [read article]
Surfrider Convention to Be Held at Waterstreet Seafood [read article]
New Development Agreement for Port of Corpus Christi [read article]
Long Ball Sinks Corpus Christi Hooks [read article]
TAMUCC Softball win over Texas-Arlington [read article]
Corpus Christi Hooks Edge Cardinals 4-3 [read article]
HOOKS BATTLE FOR WIN [read article]
Neighborhood Pride Program Meeting [read article]
Building a Community [read article]
Del Mar College Holds Annual Employee Recognition Banquet on April 28 [read article]
Travs Snap Losing Streak [read article]
Happenstance Concert [read article]
I Love My CC Party at Waterstreet May 5th [read article]
Boys & Girls Club Benefit [read article]
LONG BALL SINKS CORPUS CHRISTI HOOKS [read article]
Roadrunners Sweep Texas A&M Baseball Team [read article]
18TH ANNUAL ABC GOLF TOURNAMENT [read article]
Del Mar Drama Holding Auditions May 9-10 for Summer Shakespeare Production [read article]
CORPUS CHRISTI HOOKS OPEN TRIP WITH WIN [read article]
Del Mar College Holding Commencment at American Bank Center May 11 [read article]
Del Mar College Broadcasting Commencement Ceremony Throughout May [read article]
Corpus Christi Hooks Score 15 against Little Rock [read article]
Del Mar College Students Choose [read article]
Author Oscar Casares Returning to Del Mar College to Read on April 28 [read article]
March of Dimes Celebrates 36 years of WalkAmerica [read article]
A BIG WALK, for little people! [read article]
STREAK ENDS IN FRISCO [read article]
Corpus Christi Disaster Seminar [read article]
Tax Bills to Be Debated by House on Monday [read article]
Del Mar College Did Not [read article]
Crimes of the Heart [read article]
Corpus Christi ISD TAKS Results [read article]
Event to Spotlight City's Customer Call Center [read article]
Human Relations Commission to Launch Local Youth @ Work Campaign [read article]
Romano’s Macaroni Grill Ribbon Cutting [read article]
Frisco Wins in Extra Innings [read article]
Youth Conference to be Held May 12th [read article]
City to Hold Third WiFi Network Roundtable on Thursday [read article]
Corpus Christi Basketball Camp [read article]
Alice Texas Economic Development [read article]
IBC Junior Parade Corpus Christi [read article]
Advancing the Woman Leader, a Seminar for Women [read article]
50 WAYS TO SAVE THE OCEAN [read article]
Midway Update for Bowling Tournament [read article]
SANDBURG SLUGS HOOKS TO VICTORY [read article]
“Si Se Puede” Teaching Scholarship [read article]
Nissan Velocity Games [read article]
Hosting a United States Bowling Congress [read article]
2nd Annual Coastal Bend Fire and Safety Expo [read article]
Time Warner Launches All Digital [read article]
HOOKS WIN IN ARKANSAS [read article]
Del Mar College Joins New Texas Hispanic Serving Institutions Consortium [read article]
TAMUCC Softball [read article]
National Hurricane Preparedness Week [read article]
Corpus Christi Swim Programs 2006 [read article]
Reminder-Neighborhood Pride Program Meeting Tonight [read article]
Local Returns to Open for Dwight Yoakam [read article]
Hooks Top RockHounds 5-3 [read article]
HOOKS HOLD ON IN 4-3 WIN OVER ROCKHOUNDS [read article]
United States Bowling Congress Open - Texan Score All-Events [read article]
Texas Special Session Update [read article]
Texas School Property Tax Plan [read article]
Moody High School Mock Interviews [read article]
Senator Hutchinson Response to President's Border Speech [read article]
Annual Mount Thabor Family Festival [read article]
Neighborhood Meeting Scheduled - City of Corpus Christi [read article]
King High Students Receive Scholarships [read article]
$45 Million for New College of Nursing and Health Sciences [read article]
World Champion McGain to Compete in Nissan Velocity Games [read article]
Women Across The U.S. Build Careers In Construction [read article]
RAYZ EXTEND CONTRACT OF GM LINDE [read article]
PRESIDENT’S VOLUNTEER SERVICE AWARD [read article]
Hooks Win in Extra Innings [read article]
CCISD Graduating Senior Honors [read article]
Still Not Too Late to Sign Up Youth for Del Mar College Summer Kids' Stuff [read article]
May 23 Deadline Approaching for DMC Summer Session I Registration [read article]
Christus Spohn Administrative Changes Announced [read article]
Police Department Gearing Up to Launch Click it or Ticket Campaign [read article]
Fiddler on the Roof, an old favorite, hits Harbor Playhouse [read article]
City Narrows List of Candidates for Fire Chief and PoliceChief [read article]
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May 21, 2006
Article Archives
Ask the Professionals [read article]
Beef and Black Bean Burritos [read article]
Pick of the Week - Apricots [read article]
Spicy Sonoran Beef Tacos with Cranberry Pico [read article]
News of the Week CC Chamber [read article]
Kids in the Kitchen [read article]
New KZTV General Manager [read article]
Pink Lady [read article]
Fuji [read article]
New Women’s Fitness Center [read article]
Beach Parking Permits to Go on Sale [read article]
REGIONAL LEADERS FORUM [read article]
Zespri™ Gold Kiwi Fruit [read article]
Ice in October in Corpus Christi? [read article]
Crossing Borders Photographic Exhibition [read article]
History Making Movies [read article]
Sealants Across Texas [read article]
The Sun Will Rise [read article]
TEXAS FAMILY BUSINESS DAYS [read article]
Member to Member News [read article]
Medical Update - Alzheimer’s Disease [read article]
Corpus Christi Stories [read article]
Hook's New Uniform [read article]
AIRPORT ART PROJECT NEARS COMPLETION [read article]
Unsung Hero Award [read article]
City Manager George K. Noe Receives Award [read article]
Art at Airport [read article]
Advertise [read article]
South Texas Navy Corpsman Earns National Recognition [read article]
CORPUS CHRISTI WEBSITE NAMED FINALIST [read article]
American Bank Center Arena Logo [read article]
Storm Water Dept. Update [read article]
FOSSE [read article]
BEAUDRY STONES RAYZ [read article]
A DIVE-IN MOVIE [read article]
RESULTS OF HOUSE FIRE INVESTIGATION [read article]
DOWNTOWN OPEN HOUSE [read article]
Junior Achievement Competition [read article]
RTA Board Appointments [read article]
METROCOM HONORED [read article]
California Avocado Confetti Pizza [read article]
Amaretto Peach Royale [read article]
Empire [read article]
Baking Apple - Granny Smith [read article]
Baking Apple - Golden Delicious [read article]
Baking Apple - McIntosh [read article]
Free Classified Ads [read article]
Chicken Tacos [read article]
Baking Apple - Rome [read article]
Baking Apple - Cortland [read article]
Randall's Deli [read article]
Advertise Your Company
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Advertise your Company
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CALL FOR BBQ JUDGES [read article]
CPL Donates Equipment to Family Outreach [read article]
PROGRAMS / EVENTS OFFERED AT JOE GARZA RECREATION CENTER [read article]
Seawall Construction Project Update [read article]
Track & Field Members Hospitalized after Collision May 2005 [read article]
See Photos of Boxing on the Community Photo Gallery [read article]
Holocaust Survivor Gerda Weissman Klein Speaking on April 7 [read article]
CEREMONY 2000 STREET PROJECT [read article]
BASEBALL BUDDIES SET TO LAUNCH [read article]
On-site Internship Course Teaches Students [read article]
Elementary Fine Arts Festival [read article]
Candidates for Executive Vice President [read article]
ELECTION DAY [read article]
New Steinway Grand Piano [read article]
FUN ON TAP WITH THE HOOKS! [read article]
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED - XERISCAPE GARDEN WORKDAY [read article]
See Photos of Freddy Fender!! [read article]
Election Day Results [read article]
Grants Available to Art Organizations [read article]
Guitarist Ricardo Cortez [read article]
College’s Wall of Honor [read article]
“HEATER” UNVEILED [read article]
APRIL COOKING DEMONSTRATION [read article]
Kiteboarding School Opens [read article]
Pick of the Week - California Sweet White Corn [read article]
Avocado Corn Poblano Salad [read article]
Taqueria Acapulco [read article]
$240,000 in Scholarships from Estill Foundation [read article]
Chinese Cooking Demonstration [read article]
Soup Cooking Demonstration At the Multicultural Center [read article]
CHRISTINE ALBERT AND CHRIS GAGE - Concert [read article]
CITY COUNCIL TO GET UPDATE ON ISLAND DESALINATION STUDY [read article]
Buc Days Scholarships [read article]
Donation for Performing Arts Center [read article]
Fitness Summit Meeting [read article]
Airport Award [read article]
CFMA Board of Directors [read article]
REGISTER NOW FOR SUMMER SPORTS CAMPS! [read article]
SECOND ANNUAL YOUTH COLLABORATION LUNCHEON [read article]
LEGISLATIVE UPDATE - Chamber of Commerce [read article]
CINCO DE MAYO [read article]
Del Mar’s Drama Program Accredited [read article]
Hip Hop: A Youth Culture [read article]
Day of Mourning for President Reagan [read article]
RAYZ OWNER WINS LEADERSHIP AWARD [read article]
Boar's Head and Yule Log Festival [read article]
Food and Wine Classic [read article]
Low-Fat Cooking Demonstration [read article]
Corpus Christi History Exhibit [read article]
Donut Peaches: [read article]
Black Beans and Rice Salad with Corn and Mango [read article]
US Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Updates [read article]
Soul Food Cooking Demonstration [read article]
Commencement Speaker “Chuy” Hinojosa [read article]
Donut Peach, Arugula and Pluot Salad [read article]
New Zealand Green & Gold Kiwi Fruit: [read article]
Golden Smoothie [read article]
Chamber of Commerce Salute [read article]
STARTING YOUR WILDFLOWERS FROM SEED [read article]
RESEARCH PROGRAM ON STROKES [read article]
Chinese Cooking Demonstration [read article]
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with An Irish Cooking Demonstration [read article]
Two Georges - Dining Review [read article]
HALLOWEEN CARNIVALS & HAUNTED HOUSE [read article]
NEW DECAL TO PROMOTE ALL-AMERICA CITY PRIDE [read article]
DPS releases new list of most wanted fugitives [read article]
Aviation Director Elected to Board [read article]
Short Films and Music Videos [read article]
BARBARA JORDAN MEDIA AWARDS [read article]
Del Mar Hall of Fame [read article]
May is Motorcycle Safety Month [read article]
GARCIA EARNS INDEPENDENT PITCHER OF THE WEEK [read article]
Haas Writing Awards [read article]
ISLANDER SOFTBALL PROGRAM RECOGNIZED NATIONALLY [read article]
Neighborhood Initiative Program [read article]
Tree Planting Project [read article]
Tree Planting Project [read article]
Del Mar Student Makes All-USA Academic Teams [read article]
“The Territory” to Premier 14th Season on KEDT-TV [read article]
FIRE DEPARTMENT TO RECEIVE DONATION OF DEFIBRILLATORS FROM AHA [read article]
Airport Passenger Traffic Increase [read article]
BUILDING CHAMPIONS AT JOE GARZA BOXING CLUB [read article]
TAMUCC - FOUR SIGN WITH ISLANDER TRACK PROGRAM [read article]
PAINT WITH PRIDE [read article]
CITY PREPARES FOR C-SCULPTURES THIS WEEKEND [read article]
Nueces River Still Rising [read article]
DISTINGUISHED CITIZEN AWARD DINNER [read article]
TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF BRIDGE [read article]
HEALTH DEPARTMENT MAKES IT EASY TO GET FLU VACCINATION [read article]
CORPUS CHRISTI NAMED IN TOP 10 DIGITAL CITIES IN NATION [read article]
Corpus Christi Police Department Warning [read article]
THE CITY ENCOURGES FAMILIES TO SPEND TIME TOGETHER [read article]
CITY PROGRAMS PROVIDE ASSISTANCE FOR QUALIFIED HOMEBUYERS [read article]
Buy the Bay Showcase [read article]
Happy Birthday, Lone Star Ma! [read article]
Family Business Day [read article]
Papa John's Pizza - Restaurant Review [read article]
CLOSURE OF EASTBOUND LANE OF JFK [read article]
STORM WATER LINE REPAIRS [read article]
Forward Corpus Christi [read article]
FUTURE OF THE REGION [read article]
CITY RE-RELEASES SALES TAX PROPOSITIONS INFORMATIONAL GUIDES [read article]
Seawall Reconstruction to Affect Traffic [read article]
Del Monte Gold Pineapples [read article]
“New Entertainment and Promotion Agency in Town” [read article]
CITY HIRES NEW DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT SERVICES TO LEAD “ONE STOP SHOP” [read article]
Welcome to the City of Corpus Christi e-Newsletter ! [read article]
SEASONAL INCREASE OF SEAWEED [read article]
Mexican Cooking Demonstration [read article]
VELOCITY GAMES ’03 PRESENTED BY WHATABURGER MAKES DEBUT IN CORPUS CHRISTI [read article]
CHINESE COOKING DEMONSTRATION AT THE MULTICULTURAL CENTER [read article]
City Annual Report [read article]
Street Closure Notice [read article]
Tribute to late Senator Paul Wellstone [read article]
Texas Best Onion Rings [read article]
“DINOSTORIES” EXHIBIT FEATURED AT MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND HISTORY [read article]
POLICE GRIEVE LOSS OF FELLOW OFFICER [read article]
“AT YOUR SERVICE AWARD” [read article]
ANTI-LITTER ORDINANCES [read article]
Variety Apples [read article]
JUDGE DISMISSES LAWSUIT AGAINST CITY [read article]
Diocese of Corpus Christi Dominates Radio Category [read article]
Citywide Updates [read article]
Food Safety Following Power Outages [read article]
Emergency Operations Center - Update [read article]
The Whataburger Story [read article]
Member to Member News [read article]
RISING WATER LEVELS [read article]
Fuji Apples [read article]
Waldorf Salad [read article]
NEW TCEQ SUBMETERING RULE [read article]
Jezebel - Dining Review [read article]
Work On Water Treatment Plant [read article]
PLAY BALL! 2005 Opening set for Corpus Christi [read article]
City Asks Citizens for Reduction of Water Usage [read article]
“KIDS COOKING KORNER” [read article]
POLICE DEPARTMENT SEEKS APPLICANTS FOR SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD POSITIONS [read article]
CONSTRUCTION TO REQUIRE TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF PART OF HORNE ROAD [read article]
TEXANS HELPING TEXANS [read article]
CORPUS CHRISTI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT SELECTED AS NEW MAINTENANCE SITE [read article]
WORLD OCEAN DAY!!! [read article]
Public Drug Awareness [read article]
DESALINATION STUDY [read article]
SOLID WASTE SERVICES EMPLOYEE TO RECEIVE “AT YOUR SERVICE AWARD” [read article]
Former Resident Chosen Teacher of the Year [read article]
SPECIAL SESSION LEGISLATIVE UPDATE [read article]
Critical Dialogues: An Open Critique for Local Artists [read article]
Packery Channel Project [read article]
A&M Employee - [read article]
Memorial Day Holiday - Schedule of City Services [read article]
7 Layer Party Platter [read article]
Avocado Ceviche (Seviche) [read article]
SPECIAL TREE PLANTING CEREMONY TO SYMBOLIZE NEW BEGINNING [read article]
Latchkey Golf & Tennis [read article]
Packery Channel Tour [read article]
Neighborhood Initiative Program [read article]
Youth Symphony Orchestra in Concert [read article]
CBAF holds 1st Annual Spike Fest [read article]
DEL MAR COLLEGE’S SUMMER 2004 “KIDS STUFF” SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED [read article]
HURRICANE AWARENESS MEETINGS [read article]
ISLANDERS SIGN DUNBAR STANDOUT [read article]
Local Station Promotes Employees [read article]
THAI COOKING DEMONSTRATION [read article]
TAMUCC TAKES PLAYER AND COACH OF THE YEAR HONORS [read article]
Del Mar Commencement Address [read article]
CORPUS CHRISTI BEACH BOARDWALK GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONY [read article]
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Softball [read article]
EVANS NAMED FIRST TEAM ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT [read article]
Del Mar Ceremony Highlights [read article]
ISLANDERS REACH [read article]
Del Mar College Technology Day [read article]
C.C. Chamber of Commerce CEO Search Update [read article]
Student Volunteerism [read article]
BOIL WATER NOTIFICATION IS LIFTED [read article]
Sculpture Will Be the Largest in Texas [read article]
New Printable Community Calendar [read article]
Now You Can Print Out Your Own Community Calendar [read article]
CITY'S FIRST CASE OF SAINT LOUIS ENCEPHALITIS FOR 2003 [read article]
CITY PARTNERS WITH DMD TO HANG ALL-AMERICA CITY BANNERS [read article]
Wilderness Experience Kids Camp [read article]
SUMMER EDUCATION PROGRAMMING [read article]
TAMU Concert Band [read article]
American Chamber Trio [read article]
AUTOMATED LIBRARY SYSTEM [read article]
National Student Employee of the Year [read article]
ISLANDERS SOFTBALL [read article]
4 CCISD Trustees Elected; Both Propositions Defeated [read article]
DAMAGED BRIDGE ON INTERSTATE 37 [read article]
FITNESS AND SELF-DEFENSE CLASSES [read article]
SPECIAL SESSION LEGISLATIVE UPDATE [read article]
Art Museum Summer Camps [read article]
Health Officials Stress Safety Following Recent Local Flooding [read article]
Alternate Routes During TxDOT Work on Tancahua Bridge [read article]
Bay Jammin’ Concert Series [read article]
Gulf Breeze District Committee [read article]
CITY SHOCKED, SADDENED AT SUDDEN LOSS OF DEDICATED EMPLOYEE [read article]
FY2003-2004 Budget Schedule [read article]
Pre-hurricane Season Exercise [read article]
CHRISTUS Spohn South Texas Lyceum [read article]
The Texas State Aquarium - Earth Day – Bay Day [read article]
Buc Days Illuminated Night Parade [read article]
Airport Passenger Traffic [read article]
ISLANDER SOFTBALL TEAM ON RECORD-BREAKING WIN STREAK [read article]
Tuloso-Midway’s First Cum Laude Banquet [read article]
LATCHKEY SUMMER CAMPS [read article]
Airport $8.2 Million Grant [read article]
DPS ISSUES AMBER ALERT [read article]
Fuel Price Tips [read article]
BOAT SMART, BOAT SAFE, WEAR IT! [read article]
CLICK IT OR TICKET [read article]
Summer Youth Recreation Programs [read article]
Traffic Update - Velocity Games [read article]
May’s ArtWalk Will Offer Over 15 Artists [read article]
Dolphin Trainer for a Day! [read article]
CC STATE SCHOOL RECEIVES FOUR TRANSPORT TRAMS [read article]
Packery Channel Boatramp [read article]
Neighborhood Initiative Program Meeting [read article]
FLICKS IN THE CITY [read article]
AEP - Customers on Life Support Systems [read article]
TAMU-CC Offices / Classes Open [read article]
CITY PARK & RECREATION YOUTH PROGRAMS [read article]
GARBAGE TO BE COLLECTED AS USUAL IN CORPUS CHRISTI ON TUESDAY [read article]
CITY COUNCIL SCHEDULED TO START EARLY, LANDRY’S MOU DISCUSSION [read article]
AT YOUR SERVICE AWARD [read article]
Airport Flight Information Now Online [read article]
RAYZ ADD ROOKIES TO ROSTER [read article]
Airport Dedicates Parking Plaza [read article]
Families Sought for Exchange Students [read article]
BIG BANG CELEBRATION [read article]
Del Mar Dean Retirement Reception [read article]
Del Mar Receives Latest Hardware Technology [read article]
BBB Warns Consumers About St. Mathew’s Churches [read article]
“STICK WITH WIC” FUN DAY [read article]
DNA Testing Solves Cases [read article]
TAMACC Annual Convention [read article]
CITY UNVEILS ANTI-LITTER CAMPAIGN [read article]
“PARK & RECREATION AWARENESS MONTH” [read article]
MUNICIPAL BAND CONCERTS AT COLE PARK [read article]
An Open Critique for Local Artists [read article]
Connections 5 Celebration [read article]
Tuloso-Midway ISD - Family Literacy Ceremony [read article]
test [read article]
Hook, Line & Sinker [read article]
Airport Celebrates Fourth [read article]
Recycle Kick-Off Saturday [read article]
City Tree Plantings [read article]
FALL CHILDREN'S GARDEN REGISTRATION [read article]
Creating Patio & Tabletop Fountains [read article]
Del Mar Summer Session II [read article]
RAYZ SIGN TWO PROVEN GOALTENDERS [read article]
Bayfront Master Plan [read article]
Cole Park Movies & Concerts [read article]
City Flag to Iraq [read article]
J.C. Elliott Landfill Free Service [read article]
RAYZ PRESS CONFERENCE ANNOUNCED [read article]
“Pastoral” Art Exhibit [read article]
CUMMINGS SIGNS - ISLANDER SOFTBALL PROGRAM [read article]
PARK BAND CONCERT [read article]
HOME SWEET HOME [read article]
PARK & RECREATION AWARENESS MONTH [read article]
Rose Garden and Rose Pavilion [read article]
City Host Conference [read article]
Office of Vital Records Relocated [read article]
PARK BAND CONCERT - UNDER THE STARS [read article]
Corpus Christi Kid’s Café [read article]
HIBISCUS PLANTING CEREMONY [read article]
Bayfront Master Plan [read article]
“PAINT WITH PRIDE” [read article]
ALTERNATIVE FUEL VEHICLE [read article]
“Come Home to Del Mar College” [read article]
2004 COPA SOCCER TOURNAMENT [read article]
Del Mar Leisure Workshop [read article]
Neighborhood Initiative Program [read article]
Road Construction - McArdle Road [read article]
TAMUCC Professor to Address Oxford Round Table [read article]
Del Mar Offers New Certification [read article]
RAYZ INK GILMORE FOR UPCOMING SEASON [read article]
Re-stocking Redfish [read article]
Young Geniuses [read article]
CASA of the Coastal Bend Receives Grant [read article]
GREATEST GENERATION AWARD CEREMONY [read article]
ArtWalk [read article]
ArtWalk [read article]
PUNT, PASS & KICK COMPETITION [read article]
See Photos of Terry Arnold Press Conference [read article]
OSTERMANN TO LEAVE ISLANDER ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT [read article]
Islander Band Camp Concert [read article]
NAWCA Donates $1500 [read article]
GOP Nominee Terry Arnold Formally Launches Campaign [read article]
Great Debate Competition [read article]
Hooks Update [read article]
RAYZ ANNOUNCE HOME OPENER [read article]
Chamber Weekly Newsletter [read article]
TAMACC TO HOST SIX BUSINESS SEMINARS [read article]
PUBLIC HEARING ON BOND 2004 [read article]
“STORM READY” CITY [read article]
The Ultimate Shortage: America's Need for Transplanted Organs [read article]
HEALTH DEPARTMENT TO OBSERVE NATIONAL IMMUNIZATION AWARENESS MONTH [read article]
City Foreign Exchange Students Arrive in Corpus Christi [read article]
Highest Civilian Award Presented to Youngest Recipient [read article]
LATCHKEY SUMMER CAMPS [read article]
WILDERNESS EXPERIENCE KIDS CAMP [read article]
Aging Awards Ceremony [read article]
DIAMOND ISLANDERS CLOSE SEASON [read article]
AVANCE Benefit Golf Tournament [read article]
See Photos of Senator Baily Hutchison [read article]
WILDERNESS EXPERIENCE KIDS CAMP [read article]
Alcohol-Free Graduation Party [read article]
HURRICANE AWARENESS MEETINGS [read article]
CBS 10 News Safe Family Hurricane Special [read article]
Velocity Game Photos [read article]
See Photos of Beach to Bay [read article]
Cadets Community Service [read article]
HURRICANE AWARENESS MEETINGS [read article]
CFMA Earned Two National Awards [read article]
CCISD Groundbreaking Ceremonies [read article]
Cole Park Band Concerts [read article]
Financial Aid Workshops [read article]
TAMU Youth Summer Camps [read article]
CITY PLANS ADDITIONAL MEETINGS ON LANDRY'S [read article]
TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF PORT AVENUE [read article]
LOCAL EMERGENCY PLANNING COMMITTEE RECEIVES TOP NATIONAL AWARD [read article]
CC Chamber of Commerce Member to Member News [read article]
Rainbow Room Baby Shower [read article]
National Day of Prayer [read article]
CITY ANNOUNCES HOLIDAY SCHEDULE [read article]
Zoning Meeting for Padre Island [read article]
Nature and Therapeutic Recreation Workshop [read article]
Upload Your Flag Pictures! [read article]
EVANS NAMED FIRST ISLANDER ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN [read article]
Del Mar President Public Reception [read article]
Get Hooked on Reading [read article]
ED BOKAMPER ART EXHIBIT [read article]
COWBOY COOKING DEMONSTRATION [read article]
HEALTHY GRILLING COOKING DEMONSTRATION [read article]
Regional CAD Program Winner [read article]
Water Aerobics Classes [read article]
CCISD Groundbreaking Ceremonies [read article]
ROOF JOINS ISLANDER WOMEN’S BASKETBALL PROGRAM [read article]
Volunteers Recoginized [read article]
Reception for Supporters of Environmental Science [read article]
Free Water Safety Class [read article]
NEW ALL-AMERICA CITY SIGNS WILL WELCOME PEOPLE TO [read article]
Governor Perry Supporting Proposition 12 [read article]
FAST FACTS ABOUT PROPOSITION 12 [read article]
Dutch Oven Cooking Demonstration [read article]
Easy Mediterranean Cooking Demonstration [read article]
Tort Reform Bill Only Half the Battle [read article]
Ozone Action Day for Corpus Christi [read article]
RAYZ BULK UP FRONT OFFICE STAFF [read article]
Fundraiser/Exhibit Celebrates Hispanic Art [read article]
WORLD BREASTFEEDING WEEK [read article]
City Road Update [read article]
CITY SWIMMING - JULY 4TH HOLIDAY [read article]
KIDS HEALTHY COOKING CAMP [read article]
2004 GED Graduation Ceremony [read article]
Summer Band Concerts [read article]
An Open Critique for Local Artists [read article]
ISLANDER RUNNERS PREPARE [read article]
At-risk Youth to Campus [read article]
AT YOUR SERVICE AWARD [read article]
AAF 100th Anniversary Logo Contest [read article]
AN IRISH DANCE CLASS FOR ALL AGES! [read article]
NASA Means Business Competition [read article]
HIV Testing Day [read article]
Roadcheck 2004 [read article]
Ribbon Cutting at the New Lamar Park Post Office [read article]
WHERE DO YOU WANT TO GO? [read article]
Annual Polka Fest [read article]
CORPUS CHRISTI RECOGNIZED AS “STORM READY” [read article]
MARINE DEVELOPMENT CENTER [read article]
FIREWORKS MEGASTORE TO OPEN [read article]
NEIGHBORHOOD MEETING TONIGHT [read article]
STARS, STRIPES & SEA CREATURES!! [read article]
TAMUCC WOMEN’S BASKETBALL [read article]
LIFEGUARD TRAINING COURSE [read article]
Phishing Scams [read article]
TAMUCC Presents Books [read article]
City Street Repair [read article]
HURRICANE AWARENESS MEETING TONIGHT [read article]
Flicks in the City [read article]
Online Driving Records [read article]
Del Mar Ranked Among Top Two Percent [read article]
ROBINSON PROMOTED - WOMEN’S BASKETBALL PROGRAM [read article]
ELLIOTT LANDFILL CLOSED OVER THE WEEKEND [read article]
CRACKDOWN ON DRUNK DRIVERS [read article]
Hooks Update [read article]
Public Input on Bayfront Master Plan [read article]
HOLIDAY SCHEDULE [read article]
Corpus Christi Recognized as Birdiest City [read article]
2004-2005 CHL SCHEDULE RELEASED [read article]
CCISD Back-To-School Acivities [read article]
TREY MCCAMPBELL TO RUN FOR DEL MAR COLLEGE BOARD OF REGENTS [read article]
Del Mar College District 2 Regent, Dorothy Spann Announces [read article]
land surveying course [read article]
Land Surveying Course [read article]
LATCHKEY AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM [read article]
CITY HIRES NEW DIRECTOR OF PARK AND RECREATION [read article]
School Zone Light Testing [read article]
American Bank Center Arena [read article]
TAMU-CC Summer Commencement [read article]
TEXAS A&M SHIP VISITS CORPUS CHRISTI [read article]
ELECTRONIC TOWN HALL [read article]
Free Computer Lab at Joe Garza Gymn [read article]
FREE Listings - Entertainment Calendar [read article]
“THROUGH MY EYES” AT THE CULTURAL CENTER [read article]
ITALIAN COOKING DEMONSTRATION [read article]
BAYFRONT WATERGARDEN UPDATE [read article]
Packery Channel Inspection [read article]
Food Bank Donation [read article]
Groundbreaking for New Museum Addition [read article]
FALL CHILDREN'S GARDEN REGISTRATION [read article]
TAMUCC Summer 2004 Commencement [read article]
2004 Star Award [read article]
BACK-TO-SCHOOL IMMUNIZATION CLINIC [read article]
CC Chamber Member to Member News [read article]
Landscaping with Natives Seminar [read article]
Bonsai for Beginners [read article]
City Offers Free String Music Lessons [read article]
City Water Line Repair [read article]
CC Chorale Auditions [read article]
New Director Takes Over DMC Choral Studies [read article]
City Wins TV Award [read article]
CITY RECREATION CENTERS [read article]
Come Home to Del Mar College [read article]
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ON FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL [read article]
Stop Trashing Corpus Christi Clean Up [read article]
College Seeking Memorabilia [read article]
RAYZ HAPPY HOUR [read article]
Dr. Carlos Garcia - Commencement Keynote Speaker [read article]
Registration for Fall 2004 Continues at Texas A&M [read article]
Tuloso-Midway 2004 Sports [read article]
RAYZ REWARDS WINNERS ANNOUNCED [read article]
Entrepreneur Seminar [read article]
NEIGHBORHOOD PRIDE PROGRAM [read article]
NEIGHBORHOOD PRIDE PROGRAM [read article]
Del Mar Web Registration [read article]
City Water Pressure - Northwest [read article]
BUCCANEER DAYS EARNS MARKETING AWARDS [read article]
RAYZ SIGN FORMER NHL DRAFT PICK BLAIR STAYZER [read article]
CITY HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION [read article]
Jammin’ Concert & Movie Series [read article]
Del Mar Pinning and Candle Lighting Ceremony [read article]
Construction Assoc. News [read article]
Aint Nothin' but the Blues [read article]
NEW NBC HD CHANNEL [read article]
CCISD [read article]
CFMA News [read article]
LOCAL TEENAGER INVITED TO ELITE HOCKEY PREP SCHOOL [read article]
Get Tuned Up Free [read article]
SandDollar$ Program [read article]
Del Mar Fall 2004 Convocation [read article]
2-1-1 Texas Service [read article]
Neighborhood Initiative Program Meeting [read article]
Chris Adler Announces for Del Mar Board of Regents [read article]
Desalination Facility Feasibility Findings [read article]
TAMUCC Faculty Update [read article]
TEMPORARY STREET CLOSURE UPDATE [read article]
State School Supertintendent [read article]
Compass Awards [read article]
Del Mar Students Ride RTA FREE [read article]
City Automatic Meter Reading Pilot Program [read article]
CCISD Board Approves Closure of Coles [read article]
Heart Walk [read article]
UNITED WAY GOLF TOURNAMENT [read article]
Cost of Living Report [read article]
CORPUS CHRISTI CLEAN AIR FAIR TODAY! [read article]
Recycle Pilot Program [read article]
HISPANIC COOKING DEMONSTRATION [read article]
1st ANNUAL CONJUNTO FESTIVAL [read article]
DIEZ Y SEIS DE SEPTIEMBRE CELEBRATION [read article]
BUSINESS WORKSHOP - WORKERS’ COMPENSATION 101 [read article]
CITY ANNOUNCES HOLIDAY SCHEDULE [read article]
FALL 2004 PROGRAMS - OSO RECREATION CENTER [read article]
Ozone Action Day for Corpus Christi [read article]
New Book Release: Judas’s Mother [read article]
CALLING ALL WATER-LOVING DOGS! [read article]
Del Mar November Election [read article]
Dolphin Trainer for a Day [read article]
Aunt Flora’s Nature Fest & Fall Plant Sale [read article]
RAYZ FIND NEW RADIO HOME [read article]
HOT SPOT [read article]
CC Chamber Member to Member News [read article]
CITY WASTEWATER DEPARTMENT RECEIVES RECOGNITION [read article]
Hooks Update [read article]
Bayfest [read article]
Bayfest [read article]
AMERICAN KIDS [read article]
ISLANDER VOLLEYBALL [read article]
TAMUCC Volleyball [read article]
Del Mar College Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month [read article]
Cultural Programs Series [read article]
Desalination Facility Feasibility Study [read article]
CASH FOR TRASH [read article]
CASH FOR TRASH [read article]
RAYZ HAT TRICK [read article]
Boys & Girls Club Fundraiser [read article]
Ozone Action Day for Corpus Christi [read article]
Hooks Update Sept 10 [read article]
Homeless Issues Partnership (HIP) [read article]
Member to Member News [read article]
CITY TO HOLD NEIGHBORHOOD MEETING [read article]
Del Mar Election Ballot Set [read article]
City of Corpus Christi New Detention Ctr Opens [read article]
City of Corpus Christi New Detention Ctr Opens [read article]
AAF Media Auction [read article]
BOATING INFRASTRUCTURE GRANT [read article]
Las Nuevas Tamaleras [read article]
High School of Performing and Visual Arts [read article]
“LET’S CELEBRATE THE ANIMALS” [read article]
Hispanic Heritage Month [read article]
Community Volunteers Clean Beaches [read article]
Quality of City Drinking Water [read article]
Diez y Seis de Septiembre Fiesta [read article]
Ozone Action Day for Corpus Christi [read article]
Hooks Contract with Astros Extended to 2008 [read article]
TAMUCC Enrollment Up [read article]
Texas Jazz Festival [read article]
LANDSCAPE COURSE [read article]
CITGO Science Observatorium Dedication [read article]
Ultimate Road Trip [read article]
One-Act Plays on Torture of Political Prisoners [read article]
Building Resilient Communities Festival [read article]
Beeker the Bayfest Mascot [read article]
Holiday Tour of Homes [read article]
Become a Star at Bayfest!! [read article]
3rd ANNUAL HISPANIC HERITAGE FESTIVAL [read article]
Hispanic Chamber Quarterly Luncheon [read article]
Corpus Christi - Information [read article]
GRAFFITI GETS A FRESH COAT OF PAINT [read article]
Family Outreach Golf Tournament [read article]
GRAHAM Announces Candidacy for Board of Regents [read article]
See Photos of Bayfest [read article]
See Photos of High School Football [read article]
Thanksgiving Golf Special [read article]
Del Mar College and businesses working together! [read article]
“FIT MOMS” CLASS [read article]
NAWCA Installs Officiers [read article]
Search and Rescue Demonstration [read article]
City Host Conference [read article]
Ozone Action Day for Corpus Christi [read article]
EXPERIENCE COLUMBUS DAYS AT THE MUSEUM [read article]
RAYZ BEAT WRITER HONORED [read article]
PAINT WITH PRIDE [read article]
“Keepers of the Coast Club” [read article]
Neighborhood Initiative Program [read article]
Conservation Awards [read article]
Amy Grant and Vince Gill Tour [read article]
A&M-Corpus Christi Address Nursing Shortage [read article]
HALO-Flight Open House [read article]
PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE FREE ON DEMAND WITH TIME WARNER CABLE [read article]
New ESC Region 2 Director [read article]
RAYZ SIGN 6 FOOT, 230 POUND DOMINIC PERIARD [read article]
City Employee to Serve on State Board [read article]
FIRE PREVENTION POSTER CONTEST [read article]
Felix Tijerina: Houston’s First Mexican American Millionaire” [read article]
Free Residential Construction Debris Disposal Day [read article]
Board of Regents Candidates’ Forum [read article]
American Bank Center Open House [read article]
Island Days [read article]
Aunt Flora’s Nature Fest [read article]
CITY LAUNCHES CC-MAIL [read article]
October Social Awareness Panels [read article]
RedWhite&BlueEXTRAVAGANZA ‘04 [read article]
HERE COMES HITCHCOCK [read article]
TESTS POSITIVE FOR WEST NILE VIRUS [read article]
Undergraduate Research Symposium [read article]
AT YOUR SERVICE AWARD [read article]
EMERGENCY TRAINING [read article]
Star Party! [read article]
LANDSCAPE LIGHTING SEMINAR [read article]
Christmas Event at Botanical Garden [read article]
LET THE SEASON BEGIN [read article]
GULF OF MEXICO PROGRAM AWARDS $50K GRANT TO TEXAS STATE AQUARIUM [read article]
CITY HOST OPEN HOUSE - AIRPORT MASTER PLAN UPDATE [read article]
Community Leaders Discuss Tolerance [read article]
Deaf Program Receives Video Relay Service and Equipment [read article]
DEBATE WATCH PARTY [read article]
CRAYZY HOCKEY GAME [read article]
A Community Affair [read article]
VICENTE FERNANDEZ, STRUM ONE UP FOR TEXAS BUSINESSES [read article]
Del Mar College Receives $11,167 [read article]
RAYZ HANG ON TO BEAT BATS 4-3 [read article]
RAYZ SWAT BEES IN OT [read article]
9th ANNUAL SCARITAGE PARK [read article]
Clint Black Concert [read article]
New Ticket Center [read article]
STATE OF THE CITY ADDRESS [read article]
Panel Discussion on Date Rape [read article]
ASTROS NAME HOOKS’ SKIPPER [read article]
Independent Film [read article]
TOUGH ON SPEEDERS [read article]
Adult T’ai Chi Ch’uan Class [read article]
New Dean - College of Arts and Humanities [read article]
MEADOWBROOK DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS [read article]
Electronic Town Hall Meeting - Tuesday [read article]
Avian Risk Assessment Program [read article]
AN EVENING OF ENDINGS [read article]
ETERNAL QUESTIONS [read article]
PARKWAY CONCERT SERIES [read article]
Chili's Too Closing at Airport [read article]
AT YOUR SERVICE AWARD [read article]
National Estuary Conference [read article]
5 More Dancing Dolphins [read article]
Ice in October in Corpus Christi? [read article]
Safety / Fitness Fair [read article]
AIRPORT NEW COVERED PARKING LOT [read article]
DRIVE-UP FLU SHOT CLINIC [read article]
Traffic Update [read article]
‘Tribute to Bob’ [read article]
Aztec Dancers [read article]
Neighborhood Pride Program [read article]
Royal Flush!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [read article]
Philanthropy in Action [read article]
Alcohol Sales at Basketball Games [read article]
NEIGHBORHOOD INITIATIVE PROGRAM [read article]
Grande Gives Grant [read article]
City Natural Gas Prices Increase [read article]
Guest Poet Dr. Larry D. Thomas [read article]
Students Win 13 Awards [read article]
CHER Photos! [read article]
“Tons of Money” [read article]
MIDDLE EASTERN COOKING DEMONSTRATION [read article]
BOW-MAKING WORKSHOP [read article]
CHRISTMAS WREATH WORKSHOP [read article]
Hamlin MS Plans Patriotic Rally [read article]
RAYZ VICTORIOUS [read article]
Rose Bed to Rose Bud [read article]
Web Technician Training [read article]
RAYZ, WHITE AND BLUE [read article]
Final Film Series Offering [read article]
2005 Doc McGregor Calendar [read article]
TREE PLANTING CEREMONY [read article]
Presentation of Toys for Tots [read article]
DAN WHITWORTH MEMORIAL PARK [read article]
Drive-Thru Charity Day Makes Giving Convenient [read article]
City Offers Water Polo [read article]
WASTEWATER LINE - Smoke Testing [read article]
TAMU Island Day [read article]
Students Learn About Construction [read article]
PORT AREA “ABUZZ” WITH ACTIVITY [read article]
Former Tuloso-Midway Student Remembered [read article]
CITY RECEIVES TOP AWARD IN FINANCIAL REPORTING [read article]
ArtWalk is back! [read article]
XERISCAPE GARDEN CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY [read article]
Dances with Dolphins 4th Public Unveiling [read article]
TAMUCC Presidential Search [read article]
CBAF’S 2004 1ST ANNUAL RED RIBBON BALL [read article]
Sewing Guild’s Thanksgiving Gift [read article]
HOOKS ANNOUNCE KIDS’ CLUB! [read article]
LOADED WEEK FOR RAYZ [read article]
TAMUCC Geographical Information Science Day [read article]
Celebration of Women in the Arts [read article]
Lindale Recreation Centers’ Fall 2004 Classes [read article]
Brains Rule! [read article]
Hooks Update [read article]
Ladies Night Out Benefit [read article]
Neighborhood Initiative Program [read article]
Sanddollar$ Merchant Program [read article]
THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY SCHEDULE [read article]
DOLLAR DAY [read article]
Toys for Tots [read article]
On-line Classified Ads [read article]
RAYZ COMPLETE PERFECT WEEK [read article]
Business Opportunity [read article]
TEEN NIGHT [read article]
Grant Writing Summit [read article]
Texas A&M Islander Women’s Basketball [read article]
FESTIVAL TREE OF LIGHTS [read article]
Corpus Christi Hispanic Chamber Banquet [read article]
Sports Turf Manager of the Year [read article]
Last Chance To See Salgado Exhibit [read article]
BUCKS STOP RAYZ [read article]
Neighborhood Pride Program- Round 2 [read article]
GOALTENDER OF THE WEEK [read article]
Things To Do In Corpus Christi [read article]
IDENTITY THEFT PREVENTION SERIES [read article]
New College of Education Math and Science Education Center [read article]
2005 Humanitarian Awards Honorees [read article]
An American Holiday Gala [read article]
Christmas Downtown [read article]
Harte Research Institute Donation [read article]
City of Corpus Christi Thanksgiving Holiday Schedule 2005 [read article]
ISLANDER TRACK/CROSS COUNTRY SIGNS THREE [read article]
Corpus Christi Oso Bay Environment Protection [read article]
Del Mar College Weekly Calendar and Tipsheet [read article]
Touch of Home for the Holidays Corpus Christi [read article]
Corpus Christi Chamber Arnold’s Salon & Day Spa [read article]
Corpus Christi Library Receives Donation of Rare Local History Items [read article]
Corpus Christi International Airport Travel Tips [read article]
Corpus Christi Grande Communications -Wishes and Dreams Toy Drive [read article]
FIN-TASTIC Photo Contest Texas State Aquarium [read article]
Corpus Christi Food Bank Benefit [read article]
Corpus Christi State's First Distinguished Certification Status [read article]
Corpus Christi Ranked Number One Digital Cities in the Nation [read article]
Port of Corpus Christi First Shipment of Melons from Guatemala [read article]
Smoke Free Hospital - Why I love my Corpus Christi [read article]
New Associate Administrator of CHRISTUS SPOHN Hospital [read article]
Corpus Christi News - International Space Station Presentation [read article]
Corpus Christi WISHES AND DREAMS TOY DRIVE [read article]
MIAMI TOURNEY Corpus Christi Texas A&M [read article]
Nation’s Best Hospitals - Why I Love My Corpus Christi [read article]
Texas A&M CC SLUGGISH FIRST HALF SENDS ISLANDERS TO 0-4 [read article]
Flowers Corpus Christi - Always in Bloom [read article]
Gift Boxes for Troops [read article]
Business Opportunity [read article]
Business Opportunity in Albany New York [read article]
Business for sale in Albuquerque [read article]
First-Year Celebration [read article]
Hooks Update [read article]
Extreme Edge Fishing [read article]
The Marriage of the Frog King [read article]
Del Mar College Culinary Arts [read article]
RAYZ TEAM UP WITH SOUTH TEXAS CHARITIES [read article]
Writing Center’s Poetry Contest [read article]
Corpus Christi Top Digital City for 2nd Year in a Row! [read article]
Pump Testings May Affect Island Residents [read article]
Pearl Harbor Ceremony [read article]
Hilary Duff Plays at the American Bank Center [read article]
Business Opportunity in Seguin Texas & Other Texas Cities [read article]
A Time for Paws [read article]
TAMUCC HUB Participation [read article]
No time to shop? Here is a solution. [read article]
A FEAST OF SHARING [read article]
When the Sun Meets the Sea [read article]
AUTOMATED METER READING [read article]
Del Mar College - Industrial Education Complex [read article]
Photos Photos Photos!!! [read article]
CHRISTMAS BASKETBALL CAMP [read article]
New Shoes For Kids [read article]
Drive-Up Flu Shots [read article]
TAMUCC Commencement Ceremony [read article]
RAYZ SPLIT A PAIR ON THE ROAD [read article]
Upload the One That Didn't Get Away [read article]
Dolphin Alert [read article]
Performing Art Center Signing [read article]
City Host Senior Dinner [read article]
ONCOLOGY PATIENTS RECEIVE CHRISTMAS GIFTS [read article]
Police Academy Graduation [read article]
College of Education Hooding Ceremony [read article]
ANGEL PROGRAM [read article]
National Homeless Persons Memorial Day [read article]
Students Give Presents to State School [read article]
RAYZ BLAZE PAST OKC IN THIRD [read article]
HOLIDAY AIR TRAVEL TIPS [read article]
Smoking Ordinance Vote Postponed [read article]
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR’S HOLIDAY SCHEDULE [read article]
Feast of Sharing [read article]
Weather Tips [read article]
RAYZ STING BEES 4-3 [read article]
Island Water Pressure Update [read article]
NEW HUMAN RELATIONS DIRECTOR [read article]
Let's Play Golf [read article]
Merry Snow Christmas!!! [read article]
Hooks Update [read article]
Nina Ship with Snow [read article]
Nina Ship with Snow [read article]
Christmas Tree Recycling Collection and Mulch Distribution [read article]
Classified Ads only $7 [read article]
Christmas Trees for Dunes [read article]
NEW YEARS ROCKIN’ WITH THE RAYZ [read article]
Attention Los Lonely Boys Ticket Holder [read article]
Los Lonely Boys Concert [read article]
RAYZ SMASH BEES 6-2 [read article]
Happy New Year! [read article]
Upcoming Republican Events [read article]
Flu Vaccine Update [read article]
City Council Election Filings [read article]
Chorale’s 49th Season Auditions [read article]
The Corpus Christi Chorale [read article]
Del Mar Spring Registration [read article]
RAYZ OPEN NEW YEAR WITH WIN [read article]
Important Dates at Del Mar College [read article]
“O” What a Party! [read article]
ELVIS IS COMING! [read article]
KILLER COMEBACK [read article]
Welfare and Safety of Animals [read article]
Miller H.S. Classes to Resume [read article]
LAWSUIT IN POLICE SHOOTING ENDS IN SETTLEMENT [read article]
New Board Chair Chamber of Commerce [read article]
IRISH COOKING DEMONSTRATION [read article]
Earth Day-Bay Day! [read article]
Tuning Concert [read article]
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR XERISCAPE GARDEN WORKDAY [read article]
NCAA Division I Certification [read article]
HEALTH FAIR [read article]
SPRING FESTIVAL [read article]
THE GRASS IS HERE! [read article]
Wife of Councilman loses battle with ovarian cancer [read article]
Poetry Reading / Lecture [read article]
RAYZ RECOGNIZED IN CHL AWARD POLL [read article]
HOOKS’ EXHIBITION SLATE ANNOUNCED [read article]
Gollihar Road Work [read article]
Grande Communications New G.M. [read article]
SWIM POOLS OPEN FOR SPRING BREAK! [read article]
Bonsai for Beginners [read article]
EVERYTHING, ALL AT ONCE! [read article]
CASH FOR TRASH [read article]
Open House for Prospective Students [read article]
COLE PARK MASTER PLAN [read article]
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE DIRECTOR TO VISIT CORPUS CHRISTI FOR ANNUAL TEXAS REC [read article]
Mays opens financial services firm [read article]
City Park & Recreation Programs [read article]
WATER DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEE TO RECEIVE “AT YOUR SERVICE AWARD” [read article]
Governor Addresses TAMACC Delegation [read article]
Martin Luther King March [read article]
Annual Addy Awards [read article]
UPDATE - MAJOR CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS [read article]
Michael Smith Concert [read article]
SAINTS HOLD OFF RAYZ 4-2 [read article]
CHEERLEADING & STRANGER RANGER CLASSES [read article]
Flint Hills Sponsors Buc Day Scholarship [read article]
Sea City Work Camp [read article]
Friends of Music [read article]
BATS SQUEAK PAST RAYZ IN OT [read article]
Hooks Update [read article]
Careers in Nanotechnology [read article]
Assurance Symposium [read article]
BEST PLACES TO WORK 2004 [read article]
BLOCK KIDS PROGRAM [read article]
$600,000 Gift to Public Library [read article]
RAYZ Week in Review [read article]
Kent Ullberg Traveling Retrospective [read article]
ArtWalk [read article]
Hooks Update [read article]
“Excerpts” Art Exhibit [read article]
Flu Vaccinations Update [read article]
PAINT WITH PRIDE [read article]
TAMUCC Homecoming Activities [read article]
MULTICULTURAL SERVICES IS SEEKING PERSONS [read article]
Boys & Girls Club Fundraiser [read article]
BEST PLACES TO WORK [read article]
CITY PLANNING INFORMATIONAL MEETING ON SMOKING ORDINANCE [read article]
Art Center Art Show [read article]
Eva Longoria Photos and More! [read article]
RAYZ in First Place [read article]
RAYZ BAT DOWN AUSTIN IN OT [read article]
SHIVER ME TIMBERS, DIVE-IN MOVIE AT THE NATATORIUM! [read article]
CITY PREPARED TO DEFEND SMOKING ORDINANCE [read article]
CITY COUNCIL CANDIDATES [read article]
NEW RESTAURANT OPENS AT INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT [read article]
T-M’s Automotive Program [read article]
Islanders Baseball [read article]
Alumni Awards Brunch [read article]
NATIONAL WEAR RED DAY FOR WOMEN [read article]
Smoking Ban Update - Temporary Restraining Dissolved [read article]
Lighting of the “I” [read article]
Let the Good Times Roll! [read article]
SOUL COOKING - BLACK HISTORY MONTH [read article]
FILIPINO COOKING DEMONSTRATION [read article]
Hooks Update [read article]
THE BUCKS STOP HERE [read article]
“Wish You Were Here...” [read article]
Smoking Ban Informational Mtg - Replay [read article]
Islander Art Gallery - Exhibit [read article]
AT YOUR SERVICE AWARD - Recognize Water Department Employee [read article]
MUDBUGS HANG ON TO BEAT RAYZ 4-2 [read article]
Pictures of TAMUCC Homecoming Game [read article]
“The Jungle Book” Theater [read article]
Parks & Recreation Baseball Clinics [read article]
BUCKS BOUNCE BACK AGAINST RAYZ [read article]
Free Dental X-rays [read article]
Health Update - Neuropathy…A Special Challenge [read article]
Neighborhood Initiative Program [read article]
JOE GARZA BOXING CLUB MEMBERS TO COMPETE IN GOLDEN GLOVES [read article]
CORPUS CHRISTI CELEBRATES THIRD ANNUAL “FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS”! [read article]
HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION [read article]
LAREDO BUCKLES TO RAYZ 4-3 [read article]
Bowling for Dollars [read article]
Looking for a Few Good Men and Women [read article]
ECS Names Director [read article]
Life as Reflected in Art [read article]
2005 Heart Ball [read article]
World Affairs Council - Luncheon Speaker [read article]
On the Road to Reading Campaign [read article]
Lecture by Dr Politics [read article]
RAYZ PRESS CONFERENCE TODAY Feb 17 2005 [read article]
ADDITIONAL FLIGHTS SCHEDULED AT INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT [read article]
PACK THE HOUSE FOR CHARITY NIGHT [read article]
Governor Perry Visits the Port of Corpus Christi [read article]
LIGHTS UP; ANTHEM TRYOUTS SUNDAY [read article]
Block Kids Program Results [read article]
Cooking Filipino Food Demonstration [read article]
Campaign Against Drunk Driving [read article]
THUNDER STRUCK [read article]
SCORPIONS OUTLAST RAYZ [read article]
Norwest Corpus Christi Water Main Work [read article]
Pack the House for Charity [read article]
Leaders in Business and Industry Forum [read article]
City Steps Up Efforts Against Illegal Use of City Services [read article]
Corpus Christi Animal Care - New Hours [read article]
FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS [read article]
Mock Investigations: Solving White Collar Crimes [read article]
Texas Academic Decathlon [read article]
TICKETS…GET YOUR TICKETS! [read article]
BUCKS SKATE PAST RAYZ 5-1 [read article]
Artist Mel Ramos Presenting Free Slide Lecture March 3 [read article]
THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME [read article]
MUNCIPAL BAND 2005 CONCERT SERIES [read article]
CASH FOR TRASH [read article]
Flicks in the City [read article]
Cole Park Pop Concert [read article]
City’s Bond Rating [read article]
Chamber of Commerce Letter [read article]
BIRDIES FOR CHARITY [read article]
SUMMER 2005 CLASSES - LINDALE CENTER [read article]
Republican Club Meeting [read article]
Del mar Summer Session II [read article]
Festival of the Arts Invites Non-Profits to Participate [read article]
Downtown Drainage Improvements Project [read article]
Municipal Band Concert [read article]
Lichtenstein Foundation Gift Announcement [read article]
STIA Summer Series [read article]
Harte Research Institute - News [read article]
GEARING UP FOR GRAHAM [read article]
Mayor Addresses Graduation [read article]
Chamber News - BRAC [read article]
MUNICIPAL BAND CONCERT [read article]
Dive in Movies [read article]
CRACK DOWN ON ILLEGAL FIREWORKS [read article]
Curb Painting Update [read article]
City Department Receives National Award [read article]
Annual Water Quality Report [read article]
Chamber of Commerce Events [read article]
TIPS FOR SPRING BREAK [read article]
RAYZ DOUBLE UP KILLER BEES Corpus Christi [read article]
BURNING BUSH COFFEEHOUSE - Johnsmith [read article]
BURNING BUSH COFFEEHOUSE - Johnsmith [read article]
LAREDO TOPS CORPUS CHRISTI 4-2 [read article]
Foreign Film Series [read article]
Educator of the Year [read article]
TAMUCC Students Admitted FREE [read article]
Children’s Easter Celebration [read article]
WOW, WHAT A FINISH! [read article]
BLACKBURN STOPS SAINTS [read article]
SMOKING ORDINANCE SUSPENDED [read article]
Affordable and Fair Housing [read article]
Women’s History Month [read article]
National NCMPR Gold Award [read article]
9th Annual Sweetheart Gala [read article]
Leaders in Business and Industry Forum [read article]
Corpus Christi Chamber News [read article]
Early Voting [read article]
Drawing and Small Sculpture Show [read article]
TOUR PACKERY CHANNEL [read article]
LaredoCalendar.com Open House [read article]
Texas Exes Annual Spring Scholarship Banquet [read article]
Junior Buc Day Parade [read article]
Seniors to Receive Honor Cords [read article]
BURNING BUSH COFFEEHOUSE - Rowan Brothers [read article]
Professor John “Mike” Dunton Receives 40-year Pin [read article]
City of Laredo: News From the Binational [read article]
Bucks Out & About 05/03 [read article]
Kitchens Announces Resignation [read article]
Parenting Your Parents [read article]
Del Mar College Events [read article]
RTA WHEELCHAIR SECUREMENT POLICY [read article]
MAY 2005 AS AMERICAN STROKE MONTH [read article]
TAMUCC COAST Program [read article]
Lunch Amongst the Masters [read article]
Surf Museum, Walk Of Fame, WaterStreet Fest [read article]
TEXAS SURF MUSEUM OPENS JUNE 3rd [read article]
MINI PET FAIR [read article]
Laredo - 2005 Leadership Development Class [read article]
Sheryl Estes Hoops Camp [read article]
HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION [read article]
THE S.U.C.C.E.S.S. [read article]
SOUTH TEXAS MILITARY [read article]
AT YOUR SERVICE AWARD [read article]
Minority Internship Program - Smithsonian Institute [read article]
FIREFIGHTERS COME TOGETHER TO SUPPORT ONE OF THEIR OWN [read article]
Free Residential Construction Debris Disposal Day [read article]
Spring Garden Festival [read article]
World Affairs Council of South Texas Speaker [read article]
Graffiti Wipeout - See Photos on the Community Photo Gallery [read article]
Spring Garden Festival [read article]
Corpus Christi Job Fair [read article]
“Woman in Mind” - British Comedy [read article]
PIRATES DUNK MAYOR INTO CORPUS CHRISTI BAY! [read article]
International Honor Society for Business Students [read article]
Aggie Muster [read article]
Del Mar College Construction Update [read article]
17th Annual Coastal Bend Science Fair [read article]
STORM SURGE PROTECTION GATES [read article]
Financial Aid Fair [read article]
College Republican [read article]
Earth Day – Bay Day! [read article]
Rotary International District Conference [read article]
Event Honors Ruben Bonilla, Jr. [read article]
Screening of Documentary “Up Syndrome” [read article]
Rutter’s Mass of the Children and Fauré’s Requiem [read article]
“AN EVENING WITH…” CACTUS PRYOR [read article]
Parks & Recreation Summer Activities [read article]
CINCO de MAYO CELEBRATION [read article]
Hooks Update May 18th [read article]
NEIGHBORHOOD PRIDE PROGRAM [read article]
Del Mar College’s Summer Session [read article]
OFFICERS HONORED FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE [read article]
WETLAND RESTORATION AT CEREMONY [read article]
GRANT APPLICATIONS NOW AVAILBLE [read article]
HURRICANE AWARENESS MEETINGS [read article]
Miss Texas USA [read article]
It Pays To Recycle [read article]
HOLIDAY SCHEDULE [read article]
Del Mar College Events [read article]
MOVIES IN THE PARK [read article]
PREPARATIONS FOR 2005 HURRICANE SEASON [read article]
HOOKS RETURN HOME FOR SEVEN-GAME HOMESTAND [read article]
CFMA Awards Scholarship [read article]
Corpus Christi Hooks on TV [read article]
Neighborhood Pride Program [read article]
CPL Retail Energy Donates $120,000 [read article]
Eads Promoted to Vice President [read article]
Spanish Language Institute [read article]
Photo Phun with Phlowers [read article]
Gardening Seminar [read article]
Patio and Tabletop Fountains [read article]
Virtual Learning Space [read article]
New Chamber Member Reception [read article]
See Monster Trucks [read article]
Letter to the Editor [read article]
Naval Culinary Arts Graduation [read article]
CHILDREN'S GARDEN [read article]
City July 4th Schedule [read article]
Cole Park Municipal Band Concert [read article]
Aztec Spiritual and Sacred Dances [read article]
Tuition Rates [read article]
Fireworks at Whataburger Field [read article]
Professor Receives Lifetime Service Award [read article]
Evening With Fine Arts [read article]
Important Dates at Del Mar College [read article]
Gulf Coast Master Chorus Auditions [read article]
July 2005 Calendar of Events Texas A&M University [read article]
Annual Volunteer Recognition Ceremony [read article]
LEGAULT AND MURPHY SIGN WITH RAYZ [read article]
Founding Sponsorships Available [read article]
CORPUS CHRISTI MUNICIPAL BAND [read article]
GIRLS STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT [read article]
Airport Computer Giveaway [read article]
Scholarship Golf Tournament [read article]
15 Year Old Wins Silver Medal [read article]
Republican Committeeman's Notes [read article]
Where Will the Jobs Be? [read article]
Corpus Christi TAMUCC Volleyball [read article]
Economic Summit Planned for Jan '06 [read article]
Guitarist Jason Vieaux [read article]
FREE SBA BUSINESS LOAN SEMINARS [read article]
RELIEF CONCERT [read article]
TITLE I DISTRICT-WIDE PARENT MEETING [read article]
Dedication of Nancy Garrett Park [read article]
How the City will enforce the new smoking ordinance [read article]
Distinguished Citizen Award [read article]
Photography Contest - Deadline Oct. 14th [read article]
Museum Dollar Days [read article]
Corpus Christi New Home For Farm Animals [read article]
Free Conversational English Classes to be offered at the JanetF. Harte Libr [read article]
Paint the Island Pink - for Breast Cancer Awareness [read article]
Cross Country Splash [read article]
In Our Backyards Publication Corpus Christi Botanical [read article]
RENEWAL COMMUNITY BUS TOUR [read article]
TAMUCC Golf [read article]
No Student Make-up for Hurricane Rita [read article]
Students to Gather Homicide Evidence during Crime Scene Investigation Exerc [read article]
Classes Offered at Lindale Recreation Center [read article]
Excess Donations Offered to Katrina Evacuees [read article]
STAY COOL [read article]
Weed and Seed Survey [read article]
Symphony Appoints New Leadership [read article]
Local Christian Conference [read article]
AT YOUR SERVICE AWARD [read article]
LUNCH’S ON US! [read article]
AUTO THEFT PREVENTION [read article]
Adult Doubles Play Day [read article]
Calendar of Events [read article]
Hooks Update July 2005 [read article]
$2,800 GRANT [read article]
Tips for Hurricane Preparedness [read article]
U.S.S. Lexington March to Premier at Cole Park [read article]
COME OUT AND PLAY! [read article]
Chamber Summer Rock ‘n Roll Celebration Postponed [read article]
H-E-B TURNS BABY PICTURES INTO PRIZES! [read article]
Hurricane Emily News Release [read article]
Geotech Company Announces Expansion [read article]
TAMIU May Host TAMU-CC Evacuees [read article]
Latchkey On-line Registration [read article]
Greatest Generation Awards [read article]
Power Restoration Continues in Rio Grande Valley [read article]
Bay Jammin Schedule Update [read article]
REWARD OFFERED! [read article]
REWARD OFFERED! [read article]
City Council Gives Initial Approval to New Budget, Lower CityTax Rate [read article]
SOMETHING TO S.M.I.L.E. ABOUT [read article]
TORNADO SAFETY FOR TEXANS [read article]
PHILLIPS JOINS CORPUS CHRISTI ROSTER [read article]
Packery Channel Boater's Notice [read article]
Hurricane Report [read article]
Del Mar College Online Registration [read article]
Corpus Christi WEEK-LONG OF EXCITING EVENTS [read article]
SANTANA [read article]
Archaeological Presentation [read article]
July ArtWalk [read article]
ADA EDUCATIONAL EVENT [read article]
Council Approves Lower Tax Rate [read article]
2004 BOND ISSUE UPDATE [read article]
Graduation Ceremony [read article]
2005 T.A.A.F. GAMES OF TEXAS [read article]
From Drugs to Freedom…PDAP Works! [read article]
Corpus Christi Blues On The Bay [read article]
BAY JAMMIN’ CINEMA SERIES [read article]
BAYFEST BOARD ANNOUNCES $5 IN ‘05 [read article]
BOYS HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY LEAGUE [read article]
Hooks Update AUGUST 05 [read article]
LEAGUE WANTS ELECTIONS TO WORK FOR THE VOTER [read article]
World Breastfeeding Week [read article]
The Hummingbird’s Are Coming! Corpus Christi Rockport Texas [read article]
NEW CHILDREN’S LIBRARY CARDS [read article]
Strike Force 4 [read article]
Youths Win Boxing Championship [read article]
FOOD FOR THOUGHT [read article]
Name Selected for New Southside School [read article]
Police Department Takes Zero Tolerance Approach to School ZoneSpeeders [read article]
Corpus Christi Vendors for Fall Fest [read article]
Plants of the Texas Coastal Bend [read article]
Chorale Auditions [read article]
Demand for Library's Computers, Online Services Increasing Dramatically [read article]
Summer Commencement Ceremony [read article]
TAMUCC Calendar of Events [read article]
Corpus Christi Pollution Prevention Partnership [read article]
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi Calendar of Events [read article]
Corpus Christi ISD BACK TO SCHOOL IMMUNIZATIONS [read article]
Zachry / Moorhouse Building Public Safety Building [read article]
PLAYOFF TICKETS ON SALE [read article]
FATALITIES INVOLVING SPORT MOTORCYCLES [read article]
Wetland on Wheels [read article]
TAMUCC Registration [read article]
Boys & Girls Club - Mayor Honorary Member [read article]
Del Mar College Tipsheet [read article]
Dr. Irma Woods Receives Award During Convocation Corpus Christi [read article]
CC Rayz Hockey and CHRISTUS SPOHN Health System [read article]
DEL MAR COLLEGE: Weekly Calendar and Tipsheet [read article]
Gulf of Mexico Alliance Texas Coastal Bend Community Workshop [read article]
Lone Star Conference [read article]
Let’s Celebrate the Animals - Another Reason Why I Love My Corpus Christi [read article]
Relocation of High Profile Vehicles Due to Storm [read article]
Texas A&MCC Alumni Meeting [read article]
Art Museum Storm Closure [read article]
HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS [read article]
AEP Texas News Release 1 on Hurricane Rita [read article]
Del Mar College Classes Cancelled After 5 p.m. Today, Sept. 21 [read article]
CCISD cancels classes in preparation of Hurricane Rita [read article]
CCISD Athletics Changes Due to Rita [read article]
Hurrican Evacuation Routes [read article]
MANDATORY EVACUATION OF LOW LYING AREAS [read article]
MANDATORY EVACUATION OF ENTIRE COUNTY [read article]
Business Support of Evacuation Efforts [read article]
MANDATORY EVACUATION OF ENTIRE COUNTY [read article]
EVACUTION FROM CITY IS VOLUNTARY [read article]
Corpus Christi Healthcare Worker Update [read article]
Corpus Christi City of ASSISTED EVACUATION SUSPENDED [read article]
AIRPORT REMAINS OPEN [read article]
Hurricane Release No. 2 [read article]
Revised Information-Corpus Christi International Airport [read article]
Island Checkpoint [read article]
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi Calendar of Events [read article]
Five Alarm 5K Run/2 Mile Walk [read article]
Flying Wild [read article]
SPECIAL ELECTION ON SMOKING ORDINANCE [read article]
First Season of Furgason Bravo! Series Corpus Christi TAMUCC [read article]
Picasso Exhibit in Corpus Christi! [read article]
Hooks Update (08/24) [read article]
RAYZ RE-SIGNS DEFENSEMAN JAY HARDWICK [read article]
NBA Trophies in CC [read article]
BAGWELL TO PLAY FOR HOOKS [read article]
Animal Adoptions [read article]
BACKE TO START FOR HOOKS [read article]
HOOKS IN ART [read article]
Pump Station Testing May Temporarily Affect Padre Island Water Pressure [read article]
CITY - LABOR DAY HOLIDAY SCHEDULE [read article]
Buy the Bay Business Expo [read article]
Bucks Set Staff - Laredo Bucks News [read article]
Civil Air Patrol Helps with Katrina [read article]
Segment Featuring Tech Prep Aviation Maintenance Technology Training Airing [read article]
ALERT! DISASTER RELIEF CONTRIBUTORS! [read article]
Urgent appeal for HELP to the Mississippi Coast & Affected Areas Devastated [read article]
TAMUCC CROSS COUNTRY [read article]
Jeff Bagwell Auction Items [read article]
HOOKS GO OUT A WINNER [read article]
Letter to the Editor [read article]
TAMUCC Accepts Students Displaced by Katrina [read article]
Free Performance by U.S. Air Force Southwest Winds Woodwind Quintet [read article]
Hispanic Heritage Month Kicks Off Sept. 7 [read article]
DEL MAR COLLEGE: Weekly Calendar and Tipsheet [read article]
Harbor Playhouse Donates To Katrina Victims [read article]
Hooks Attendance at 505,189 [read article]
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Volleyball [read article]
TAMUCC Calendar [read article]
State of the University Luncheon [read article]
Ark housing Hurricane Katrina Minors [read article]
DONATION ITEMS FOR LOCAL HURRICANE KATRINA EVACUEES [read article]
FILL THE BUCKET -HURRICANE KATRINA RELIEF EFFORT [read article]
ONE VOTING LOCATION CHANGED [read article]
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi Receives Southland Conference Membershi [read article]
Community Calendar Training Class [read article]
Death Penalty Presentation [read article]
Buy the Bay Business Expo [read article]
Chamber Helps Mississippi Katrina Victims [read article]
Lyondell Chemical Company Complex [read article]
Volunteers Help Evacuees [read article]
World Famous Harlem Globetrotters [read article]
TO BE RESCHEDULED: Hurricane Katrina Benefit Concert at ColePark [read article]
TAMUCC Volleyball - WINS MATCH!! [read article]
FREE YOUTH PROGRAMS [read article]
TAMUCC Volleyball Wins Campbell Classic [read article]
Smoking Ban Approved by Voters [read article]
Enrollment Up over Fall 2004 [read article]
NEIGHBORHOOD INITIATIVE PROGRAM [read article]
TAMUCC's WOODS INDUCTED INTO KENTUCKY ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME [read article]
Charlton Jimerson to the Big Leagues [read article]
New City Director of Economic Development [read article]
Buy the Bay Today!!! [read article]
Enrollment Reaches Record Number; Over 12,000 Students Taking Credit Course [read article]
TAMUCC Tennis [read article]
City Smoking Ban Meeting for Restaurant Owners [read article]
Shrine Circus [read article]
Live WWE TV Event at American Bank Center [read article]
Fire Department Helps Katrina Search & Rescue [read article]
Local Business Leader Elected to Nat'l Board [read article]
CITY HALL ON THE ISLAND [read article]
$74,000 FOR HURRICANE KATRINA VICTIMS [read article]
TAMUCC Volleyball [read article]
TAMUCC TENNIS [read article]
TAMUCC Cross Country [read article]
CHRISTMAS PAST IN HERITAGE PARK corpus christi tx [read article]
Corpus Christi - Islander Men's Basketball 11/15/05 [read article]
Corpus Christi Health District's Clinical Services to be closed Tuesday [read article]
Corpus Christi Parks - Las Posadas [read article]
Corpus Christi - Optimist Children Festival [read article]
Rayz Triumph Nov 2005 [read article]
CORPUS CHRISTI RAYZ GOALTENDER BRILLIANT [read article]
Corpus Christi First Time Writers Workshop [read article]
Corpus Christi Sign Regulations Meeting [read article]
Corpus Christi Driscoll Hospital Facility Gets An ‘A’ [read article]
Flint Hills 10 Million Hours of Injury Free Workplace Corpus Christi [read article]
C orpus Christi Parks 100th Birthday Celebration [read article]
REVOLUCION CALIENTE FESTIVAL Corpus Christi Texas [read article]
Corpus Christi - CHRISTMAS PAST IN HERITAGE PARK [read article]
Corpus Christi Labor Market Seminar [read article]
Corpus Christi ISD - Drop Everything and Read [read article]
Corpus Christi Volunteers to Decorate DTOWN [read article]
Texas A&M CC Ethics Bowl [read article]
First Case of West NileVirus in a Horse in Corpus Christi [read article]
Corpus Christi “Don’t Mess with Texas Beaches” [read article]
Harbor and Illuminated Boat Parade Corpus Christi Texas [read article]
Corpus Christi - Students to Serve on Board of Regents [read article]
War on Terrorism [read article]
Ensuring Your Firm's Survival [read article]
Powerboat Shoot-Out [read article]
LIGHTS ON AFTERSCHOOL [read article]
Texas A&M University Kest Signs Three-Year Contract [read article]
Flicka and Friends [read article]
COAST GUARD DAYS [read article]
WEEK WITHOUT VIOLENCE [read article]
Jazz Festival [read article]
Corpus Christi - Center for Economic Development [read article]
Corpus Christi 100 BEST COMMUNITIES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE [read article]
Corpus Christi Powerboat Racing [read article]
Flu Vaccine Drive-Up Clinic [read article]
School Bus Safety Week [read article]
Free Blood Pressure Checks [read article]
Corpus Christi Grande, Internet Company , Gives Grant [read article]
Runners take to Corpus Christi Harbor Bridge [read article]
Corpus Christi Food Bank Receives $5000 from Rotary [read article]
TAMUCC Tennis Wins Matches [read article]
Corpus Christi TAMUCC Reception for Mexican and Chicano Literature [read article]
Calendar of Events TAMUCC October 2005 [read article]
Del Mar College Calendar October 2005 [read article]
The Heart Gallery of South Texas [read article]
Corpus Christi USO Fundraiser [read article]
Evacuation Cancelled [read article]
Island Checkpoint [read article]
Island Checkpoint No Longer in Operation [read article]
Island Checkpoint No Longer in Operation [read article]
City Council Meeting Cancelled [read article]
Corpus Christi Updated International Airport Flight Schedule Information [read article]
Corpus Christi Museum of Science and History Reopens Saturday [read article]
City's Central Library Reopens - Another Reason I Love Corpus Christi [read article]
Corpus Christi Updated International Airport Flight Schedule Information [read article]
Corpus Christi Shrine Circus Rescheduled [read article]
Corpus Christi Chevelle & Blues on the Bay Postponed [read article]
Corpus Christi Youth Soccer Challenge Competition Canceled [read article]
Holiday ActivitiesOffered at City Facilities [read article]
CORPUS CHRISTI GUITAR CLASSES [read article]
Hispanic Chamber of Commerce 66th Annual Banquet [read article]
DEL MAR COLLEGE: Weekly Calendar and Tipsheet [read article]
CCISD staff return to work Monday; Students return Tuesday [read article]
4th Annual Hispanic Heritage Festival [read article]
New Orleans Saints brings the NFL to South Texas! [read article]
Journalism Students Bring Home 13 TCCJA Awards [read article]
Corpus Christi TEA Recognized and Exemplary Schools [read article]
CORPUS CHRISTI TO HELP PROMOTE RECYLCLING DURING BAYFEST 2005 [read article]
TAMU Corpus Christi Calendar of Events [read article]
Corpus Christi Foreign Film Series [read article]
Environmental Awards Banquet in Corpus Christi [read article]
Watercolor Art Exhibition Corpus Christi Texas [read article]
Chamber of Commerce - Rock & Roll Celebration [read article]
Rock ‘N Roll Celebration [read article]
San Patricio EDC Harvest Celebration [read article]
Corpus Christi Unveiling of New Book at Reception [read article]
All Aboard for KToT [read article]
Latino Artists Exhibit [read article]
English Class Project Leads to New Walk-in Refrigeration Unit for Food Bank [read article]
Corpus Christi Paint with Pride [read article]
Corpus Christi Half-Marathon Race [read article]
Taste of Italy [read article]
Corpus Christi TEXAS AMATEUR ATHLETIC FEDERATION [read article]
Corpus Christi Diamond Jubilee Season Reception [read article]
TAMUCC Volleyball Corpus Christi Texas [read article]
Powerboats Return to Corpus Christi [read article]
NatureFest & Fall Plant Sale [read article]
Police Officier Recieves Award [read article]
Corpus Christi Better Business Bureau - Torch Award [read article]
CORPUS CHRISTI 2005 AIBA CADET WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP [read article]
Corpus Christi Benefit Habitat for Humanity [read article]
Men's basketball - Top Pick! [read article]
BOKENKAMP RECEIVES $3200 GRANT [read article]
Corpus Christi Short Film Festival [read article]
Corpus Christi Chamber Leaders Receive Awards [read article]
Corpus Christi Rock ‘N Roll Celebration Back on Track [read article]
Air Service between Corpus Christi and Monterrey [read article]
Corpus Christi New Agricultural Barns [read article]
AEP Laptop Donation to Corpus Christi Independent School District [read article]
Corpus Christi American Red Cross Receives Donation [read article]
World Affairs Council - Luncheon [read article]
Corpus Christi Marketing Workshop [read article]
Corpus Christi Art Exhibit by Local Artist [read article]
Corpus Christi Cooking Demonstration [read article]
Corpus Christi - 2005 Best of the Web [read article]
Jobs!! Jobs!! Jobs!! in Corpus Christi Texas [read article]
Texas State Aquarium Schedule [read article]
Corpus Christi - Beach Ball Gala [read article]
UTAH VALLEY VS CORPUS CHRISTI ISLANDERS [read article]
TAMUCC - UTSA FALL INVITATIONAL [read article]
Texas A&M Corpus Christi Cross Country 11/05 [read article]
Police Chief Details Funeral Arrangements for Corpus Christi Officer [read article]
Corpus Christi Men's Church Softball Tournament [read article]
Corpus Christi Vacation with Beach Ball Gala [read article]
Corpus Christi Thanksgiving Basketball and Swim Camp [read article]
100 Best Communities Corpus Christi Texas [read article]
Residents Asked to Help Conserve Landfill Space [read article]
USHCC Legislation Update - South Texas [read article]
H-E-B Corpus Christi Feast of Sharing [read article]
Corpus Christi TAMUCC down TCU - Dec 2005 [read article]
Corpus Christi Volunteers for Feast of Sharing [read article]
Corpus Christi Residents Asked to Remove Bedroom Window Coverings [read article]
Corpus Christi Feast of Sharing [read article]
What to Do In Corpus Christi Today! [read article]
City of Corpus Christi Schedule for Christmas and New Year 2006 [read article]
Corpus Christi Christmas Eve Challenge - “hot meal” [read article]
Things To Do In Corpus Christi, Texas [read article]
TAMUCC - Player Of The Week 12/27/05 [read article]
Corpus Christi Christmas Trees for Recycling and Mulch [read article]
Animal Care to Begin Animal Trap Pickup Service [read article]
City of Corpus Christi Schedule for New Year's Holiday 2005-06 [read article]
Corpus Christi update on Austin Ice Bats [read article]
TAMUCC WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Corpus Christi [read article]
Tour de CHL - Texas [read article]
Chamber of Commerce Ambassador Program [read article]
Exhibit of Artwork on Paper [read article]
Corpus Christi Culture Fest [read article]
Corpus Christi Lecture on Long-term Effects of Hurricane Katrina [read article]
Corpus Christi Plays - THE HOT L BALTIMORE [read article]
Eric Hansen In Corpus Christi Concert [read article]
Texas Governor Rick Perry Orders Incentive Pay System [read article]
Corpus Christi Xeriscape Walk 'N Talk Tour [read article]
2006 SCHEDULE RELEASED [read article]
Site Selectors Come to Corpus Christi Texas [read article]
TAMUCC - LANDIN SIGNS CONTRACT WITH CARDINALS [read article]
TAMUCC Player of the Week Corpus Christi [read article]
Airport Improvement [read article]
Corpus Christi Police Department Age Policy [read article]
Evening in the Amazon Party [read article]
Corpus Christi Harry Potter Party [read article]
Kristie Kringle’s Garden Shoppe Open House [read article]
Lunch at the Corpus Christi Art Museum! [read article]
TAMUCC Volleyball Corpus Christi [read article]
Corpus Christi Lawsuit Settled [read article]
Representatives to Recruit DMC Students [read article]
Corpus Christi Animal Trap Pickup Service [read article]
Corpus Christi TAMUCC Women’s Center [read article]
TAMUCC Calendar of Events [read article]
Corpus Christi $18 Million Harte Research Institute [read article]
Corpus Christi Veteran's Honored in Video [read article]
Killebrew Elected VP of Association of Texas Colleges/Universities [read article]
Corpus Christi Unsung Heroes Award [read article]
Corpus Christi Medicare Conference [read article]
Corpus Christi ARTWalk November 17th 2005 [read article]
HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION [read article]
Tree Planting Ceremony [read article]
Corpus Christi Chamber - Member Profile Hogan Homes [read article]
Corpus Christi Senior Citizens Getting Computer Instruction [read article]
TAMUCC Volleyball - Nov. 2005 Corpus Christi Sports News [read article]
Corpus Christi ISLANDER WOMEN HOST HUSKIES [read article]
corpus christi Low Cost Rabies Vaccination [read article]
Corpus Christi Xeriscape Walk 'N Talk Tour [read article]
Texas Legislature Military Support [read article]
Coastal Bend Young Authors to Offer Readings [read article]
Educator Wins State Award [read article]
TAMUCC Volleyball Another Reason I Love My Corpus Christi [read article]
TAMUCC Cross Country NOV 2005 [read article]
ISLANDERS MAROON HOUSTON BAPTIST, 95-67 [read article]
Picture Playhouse - Corpus Christi Chamber [read article]
Texas State Aquarium AquaTeens [read article]
La Playa Mexican Restaurant & Cantina Corpus Christi [read article]
Corpus Christi Value Bank Ribbon Cutting [read article]
Carson’s at Heritage Restaurant Corpus Christi [read article]
Men's Basketball [read article]
Dollar Days at the Texas State Aquarium [read article]
Corpus Christi - Annual Holiday Choir [read article]
CHRISTUS Spohn Hospital Kleberg News [read article]
Corpus Christi Holiday Camp at the Art Museum! [read article]
North Korea from a South Korean’s Perspective [read article]
Del Mar College Calendar [read article]
Corpus Christi Neighborhood Pride Program Meeting this Thursday [read article]
Corpus Christi TexasTemporary Partial Closure of Kinney Street [read article]
Students and Professional Chefs Compete [read article]
Speaker Announced for CHRISTUS Spohn Lyceum [read article]
Corpus Christi Red Ribbon Ball [read article]
State School Residents Receive Holiday Party [read article]
Corpus Christi Cowboy Christmas with Michael Martin Murphey [read article]
Corpus Christi Open Mic on Campus and Ballabajoomba Slam [read article]
TAMUCC Volleyball News [read article]
TAMUCC Women's Basketball [read article]
Goodwill Industries of South Texas Corpus Christi [read article]
TAMUCC Men's Basketball [read article]
Corpus Christi Career Day [read article]
Sign Meeting for Saratoga Boulevard [read article]
Vehicle Safety [read article]
St. Nicholas Day Corpus Christi [read article]
Healthcare News - NICU Graduation Celebration [read article]
Justice for Selena - Book by Carlos Valdez [read article]
LEGENDS OF SOUTH TEXAS [read article]
TEXAS STATE AQUARIUM DAY AT BARNES & NOBLE DEC 3, 2005 [read article]
Texas A&M CC Dean of College of Science and Technology [read article]
Corpus Christi Texas Lighting of the Harbor [read article]
Del Mar College Calendar [read article]
Corpus Christi Number One Digital City in the United States [read article]
TAMUCC WOMEN'S BASKETBALL [read article]
Corpus Christi has WORLD'S LARGEST PAJAMA PARTY [read article]
ICE BATS LOSS Another Reason I Love My Corpus Christi [read article]
President Making Christmas Rounds [read article]
Corpus Christi Safe Holiday Tips 2005 [read article]
Corpus Christi Award Nomination Form [read article]
Corpus Christi Ground-Breaking for Global War on Terrorism Monument [read article]
Coastal Bend Bays Foundation Newsletter [read article]
Things To Do In Corpus Christi [read article]
Christmas Basketball Camp Offered at Corpus Christi Gym [read article]
Corpus Christi Del Mar College [read article]
Peñascal Wind Farm [read article]
Corpus Christi Tx - Replica Columbus Ship Nina Returning to Marina [read article]
CHRISTUS Spohn Appoints New Board Members [read article]
Corpus Christi Joins National Mentoring Month [read article]
Corpus Christi FREE Downtown Parking!!! [read article]
Del Mar Rates Among “Top Choices” in the Nation [read article]
CHRISTUS Spohn Kleberg Appoints Associate Administrator [read article]
Del Mar College Calendar [read article]
City of Corpus Christi Holiday Shoe Purchase [read article]
Senior Community Services Gearing Up for Holiday Dinner [read article]
TAMUCC Men's Basketball [read article]
KEDT Food & Wine Classic Tickets on Sale [read article]
Corpus Christi Goodwill Industries Ribbon Cutting Ceremony [read article]
Corpus Christi Hoover Inn Ribbon Cutting Ceremony [read article]
Corpus Christi Magnolia’s Cafe Ribbon Cutting Ceremony [read article]
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi Calendar of Events [read article]
9th Annual State of the City [read article]
Texas Tax Reform Commission to Hold Hearings in Victoria, Corpus Christi [read article]
Corpus Christi Ink World Ribbon Cutting [read article]
Aeromar Airlines Now Booking Flights from Corpus Christi to Monterrey, Mexi [read article]
Adam Carroll Concert [read article]
City of Corpus Christi Sign Permit Public Meeting [read article]
Del Mar CollegeBears on the Beat [read article]
Corpus Christi Flu Vaccine Drive-Up Clinic [read article]
TAMUCC Softball News [read article]
City of Corpus Christi New Assistant Director of Engineeing Services [read article]
Corpus Christi City Holiday Schedule 2005-2006 [read article]
Buc Days - Call For Entries [read article]
Texas A&M Winter Celebration at Haas Middle School [read article]
Del Mar College Calendar Dec 16th- Feb 5th [read article]
TAMUCC Women's Basketball December 2005 [read article]
Corpus Christi 2005 Adequate Yearly Progress Ratings [read article]
POLICE CHIEF ALVAREZ CORPUS CHRISTI NEWS [read article]
Corpus Christi Chamber Takes Pro-Business Stance [read article]
CUDDLES FOR CHILDREN [read article]
City of Corpus Christi - At Your Service Award [read article]
CCISD - Meetings for Potential Mentors [read article]
NAVAL STATION INGLESIDE TO RETURN TO PORT [read article]
ISLANDERS TAKE FIVE-GAME WIN STREAK TO AUSTIN [read article]
Independent Player of the Week - TAMUCC Men's Basketball [read article]
TAMUCC WOMEN'S BASKETBALL [read article]
Corpus Christi Resident Honored [read article]
Exihibition of Paintings [read article]
Aeromar Airlines Reschedules Flights [read article]
Texas Forest Service Declares Fire Allert [read article]
Annual Freedom Fund Banquet [read article]
CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI CROSSING GUARD VACANCIES [read article]
TAMUCC 70-69 win over West Virginia [read article]
Things To Do In Corpus Christi, Texas [read article]
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi out-scored Texas-San Antonio Jan 3, 2006 [read article]
Campus Registration for Spring 2006 Set for Jan. 10-11 [read article]
WORLD AFFAIRS COUNCIL OF SOUTH TEXAS [read article]
$6K DIAMOND TO BE GIVEN AWAY Corpus Christi [read article]
LD Crumly Memorial [read article]
Corpus Christi Sports No. 12 Maryland Runs Past Islanders [read article]
Calendar of Events and Activities for January 5 through February 16 [read article]
Corpus Christi Symphony WALTZ IN THE NEW YEAR! [read article]
English Conversational Classes [read article]
City of Corpus Christi - Street Construction Jan 2006 [read article]
TAMUCC Women's Basketball [read article]
Neighborhood Initiative Program Jan 10th. [read article]
Calendar of Events Texas A&M Corpus Christi [read article]
TAMUCC Men's Basketball - January 7, 2006 [read article]
Hooks’ Bats Erupt in 6-0 Win [read article]
ISLANDERS DOWN UTA 6-1 FOR THREE-WAY TIE [read article]
ISLANDERS TRACK TEAM DOWN KINGSVILLE [read article]
Edith Hamilton Becomes Assistant Director of Development at Del Mar College [read article]
Del Mar College Journalism Students Set Record! [read article]
DMC Student Guitar Quartet Wins First Place at 2006 Guitar Festival [read article]
Del Mar College's Summer 2006 [read article]
Registration for Summer 2006 Credit Courses Underway at Del Mar College [read article]
Corpus Christi Business Broker Success Story [read article]
Corpus Christi Buc Days Opens with Rodeo and BBQ! [read article]
CCISD to host Annual PTA Banquet [read article]
Corpus Christi Volunteers to be Honored [read article]
Coastal Bend AIDS Foundation $2500 GRANT [read article]
BONIFAY BLAST LIFTS HOOKS [read article]
South Texas Lyceum - Guest Speaker Mitch Albom [read article]
Earth Day – Bay Day! [read article]
City of Corpus Christi Master Plan for Parks [read article]
Additional Flights Offered at Corpus Christi International Airport [read article]
LATE HITTING SURGE PROPELS HOOKS TO 5-2 WIN [read article]
Del Mar College Announces Five Newest Hall of Fame Inductees [read article]
Ice Bats Power Past Laredo, 5-3 [read article]
Corpus Christi - Boars Head Celebration [read article]
TAMUCC Women's Basketball - Jan 8, 2006 [read article]
City of Corpus Christi 2006 State of the City Luncheon [read article]
Corpus Christi Fire Department Retirement [read article]
CHRISTUS SPOHN Announces New Medical Director [read article]
Northrop Grumman Corpus Christi Wireless Project [read article]
Walk Across Texas - Another Reason Why I Love My Corpus Christi [read article]
City of Corpus Christi's WiFi Seminar [read article]
CHL’s Northern Conference All-Star Team [read article]
Free Residential Construction Debris Disposal Day [read article]
Foster Care Services offered by Methodist Children's [read article]
Dollar Days at Texas State Aquarium [read article]
LEAGUE TAKES AIM AT PARTISAN REDISTRICTING [read article]
FLINT HILLS RESOURCES MISS BUC DAYS SCHOLARSHIP [read article]
College Financial Workshop [read article]
Dr Chavez Resigns [read article]
Corpus Christi Harbor Playhouse Who’s afraid of Virginia Woolf? [read article]
TAMUCC Calendar of Events [read article]
Corpus Christi Remembering the Dream March [read article]
Butterfly Seminar [read article]
Coastal Bend Birding Short Course [read article]
Botanica 2006 [read article]
Things To Do In Corpus Christi, Texas [read article]
WEB Cam Up and Ready to See Bowling Tournament [read article]
Mutton Bustin’ [read article]
Poetry Slam [read article]
ISLANDERS HOLD OFF UPSET-MINDED A&M-COMMERCE [read article]
Corpus Christi Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors [read article]
President's Concert: [read article]
Estes Express Lines Corpus Christi Ribbon Cutting [read article]
“ReZoned” is Looking for Corpus Christi Area Homeowners [read article]
Corpus Christi Fine Art Auction [read article]
FESTIVAL OF FAIRY TALES [read article]
PLAYERS AT CHAMPION TOYOTA [read article]
Gulf of Mexico Alliance - Community Workshop [read article]
Adame Selected to Lead Austin Fire Department [read article]
Paint with Pride [read article]
TAMUCC Calendar of Events [read article]
TAMUCC Men's Tennis [read article]
TAMUCC Men's Basketball Jan 20, 2006 [read article]
CCTA Sponsored Umpire Training [read article]
Michael McNevin Corpus Christi Concert [read article]
DMD Trashes DTOWN Cans [read article]
Corpus Christi Economic Development Adds Staff [read article]
ARTROCK in DTOWN [read article]
Men's Tennis vs. Clemson [read article]
TAMUCC WOMEN'S TENNIS [read article]
ISLANDERS KNOCK OFF UTPA [read article]
TAMUCC TRACK AND FIELD [read article]
Auction Items Needed for Heart Ball [read article]
Corpus Christi Buc Days 5K & 1 Mile Rodeo Run [read article]
Corpus Christi Open or Closed Beaches 2006 [read article]
Super Bowl XL Blood Drive Party [read article]
G&A on Inc's List of Fastest-Growing Companies [read article]
Corpus Christi - Guest Writer on being a Tourist [read article]
Corpus Christi Sweetheart Gala [read article]
Corpus Christi New Head Volleyball Coach [read article]
Del Mar College Observing Black History Month With Unity March on Feb. 1 [read article]
Awards Ceremony to Honor Local Firefighters [read article]
ISLANDER BASEBALL RELEASES 51-GAME SCHEDULE [read article]
Sheryl Crow Concert in Corpus Christi March 4th Postponed [read article]
Corpus Christi Tourism Partnership [read article]
TAMUCC WOMEN'S BASKETBALL - Jan 25, 2006 [read article]
Sen. Hutchinson Addresses Border Incident [read article]
Corpus Christi holds Economic Summit on Monday [read article]
Del Mar College Foundation Announces Officers and Trustees for 2006-2007 [read article]
TAMUCC Faculty Member Receives Award [read article]
FOOD BANK OF CORPUS CHRISTI NATIONAL AWARD [read article]
Harbor Playhouse [read article]
National Church Leader to Speak [read article]
Art Exhibit - Large-Scale Color Photographs Corpus Christi [read article]
Erotica 2006 Art Exhibit [read article]
Things To Do In Corpus Christi, Texas [read article]
City of Corpus Christi [read article]
Texas A&M University Faculty Recognized [read article]
Assistant Principal of the Year [read article]
Samuel Alito Voted for the Supreme Court [read article]
First-Ever [read article]
President’s State of the Union Address [read article]
Corpus Christi Chamber Golf Classic [read article]
Mom Needs a Wheelchair. Now What? [read article]
Go Red for Women Gets Local Boost [read article]
Grande Communications Board Names New CEO [read article]
Hooks’ Whataburger Field To Host Events [read article]
Immunizations at Corpus Christi City Hall in the Mall [read article]
Corpus Christi Health Fair Scheduled for February 9th 2006 [read article]
DMC's Enrollment Decreases by 248 Students Compared to Last Year [read article]
Del Mar College Calendar for Feb. 2 through March 31, 2006 [read article]
New Corpus Christi Airport Restaurant [read article]
SuperBowl Sunday Super Barbecue Benefit [read article]
2006 Festival of the Arts Kick-off Ceremony [read article]
Houston Astros in Corpus Christi on Tuesday [read article]
Winter Lecture Series [read article]
ISLANDERS MAROON TEXAS SOUTHERN IN OPENER [read article]
TAMUCC WOMEN'S TENNIS [read article]
ISLANDERS CLAIM FIRST HARDCOURT WIN [read article]
Spring Wildflowers Workshop [read article]
ISLANDERS TIE SCHOOL-RECORD FOR RUNS TO SWEEP TSU [read article]
Letter To the USO Family [read article]
National Guidance Week [read article]
CORPUS CHRISTI TO HOST NATIONAL PROGRAM [read article]
Corpus Christi HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION [read article]
Del Mar College’s Own GEEK Squad Presenting Free Computer Security Workshop [read article]
Trail of Feathers Author Speaking at DMC on Feb. 8 [read article]
Texas State Aquarium Announces 2006 Officers and New Trustees [read article]
Corpus Christi's Perk UP - Ribbon Cutting [read article]
Corpus Christi Resident Expert Rehabilitation Certification [read article]
Technology Provides Corpus Christi Nursing Staff Access [read article]
Neighborhood Initiative Program Mtg. Thursday [read article]
The Kennedys and Drew Nelson Concert [read article]
1st Annual Mardi Gras in DTOWN Corpus Christi [read article]
Sweetheart Gala Couple Reception on Feb 13th [read article]
SUSAN CLOWER JOINS AMERICAN BANK [read article]
DuPont’s Corpus Christi Plant Wins Energy Conservation Award [read article]
CORPUS CHRISTI, Northrop Grumman WiFi Network Award [read article]
Corpus Christi Star Party [read article]
Corpus Christi Garage Sales Ads only $7 [read article]
Shakespeare’s R&J [read article]
SEA CITY WORK CAMP NEWS [read article]
DMC Cosmetology Department Hosting Locks of Love Drive on Feb. 14 [read article]
Career Day For Sciences [read article]
Corpus Christi Healthcare News [read article]
TAMUCC BASEBALL - Troy, Alabama [read article]
June WaterStreet Fest [read article]
High Schools Qualify State Academic Decathlon [read article]
Luna Receives THA Advocacy Award [read article]
1st Annual Mardi Gras in DTOWN [read article]
Wireless System for Christus Spohn [read article]
“I LOVE My Corpus Christi” campaign [read article]
GEORGIA BOWLER FINDS SUCCESS ON SECOND TRIP TO OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS [read article]
Cultural Programs Series Presenting Two Music Performances on Feb. 16 [read article]
IBC Buc Days Parade Entry Forms [read article]
Cotten Landreth Kramer Architects Recieves Citation Award [read article]
6th Annual Family Fun Run [read article]
Festival of the Arts Starts March 4th [read article]
USBC Open Championships [read article]
Tax Assistance to Low Income Families [read article]
Local Swim Club to Host Championship Meet [read article]
Corpus Christi Citizen University [read article]
Ed Hicks Nissan Islander Golf Classic [read article]
CORPUS CHRISTI KICKS OFF ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS [read article]
City of Corpus Christi to hold Public Meeting on Open Containers [read article]
ISLANDER MEN RUN PAST IPFW [read article]
TAMUCC MEN'S TENNIS FALLS TO NO. 13 TEXAS [read article]
Ice Bats Fly to Chaparral Ice Center [read article]
Come and Celebrate Texas March 5th 2006 [read article]
CCISD Board of Trustees President Receives Award [read article]
Corpus Christi Healthcare Update [read article]
Thank Your Mentor Day Reception [read article]
Corpus Christi Interview Vice President Dick Cheney [read article]
Rayz to Give Blood [read article]
Corpus Christi Rayz Four-Player Deal [read article]
Corpus Christi Destination ImagiNation [read article]
I Love My Corpus Christi Campaign Initiated by Leadership Class [read article]
Harry Whittington Discharged from Hospital [read article]
Harry Whittington Remarks [read article]
2006 Executive Committee and Board members [read article]
Corpus Christi Chamber of Commerce Events [read article]
Global Observance to Stop Violence against Women [read article]
City to Help Host WiFi Roundtable February 22 [read article]
ANNUAL Orchid Auction [read article]
Local Corpus Christi Non-Profit Recognizes Women in Careers [read article]
Bucks Hold Off Ice Bats, 5-3 [read article]
TAMUCC Men's Tennis [read article]
TAMUCC Women's Softball [read article]
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Baseball [read article]
Dan Patterson U.S. Champion in Corpus Christi Texas [read article]
Corpus Christi Golf Classic Set For March 3rd [read article]
Mary Jo O'Rear To Lecture on Corpus Christi's Stuggle for Deep Water Port [read article]
DMC President Emeritus Dr. Jean Richardson Passes Away [read article]
Esplanade - Corpus Christi Ribbon Cutting [read article]
Corpus Christi Chamber and Health Rehabilitation Center [read article]
BROADWAY IN CORPUS CHRISTI 2006-2007 SEASON [read article]
South Texas Institute for the Arts Events [read article]
Corpus Christi offers Nonstop Excitement for Youth! [read article]
Ribbon Cutting for Harbor Ferry [read article]
Citizens' Police Academy [read article]
ILMCC Partners with VG 06 [read article]
New Flights at Corpus Christi Airport [read article]
Raising Healthy Kids Expo [read article]
LET THE GAMES BEGIN! [read article]
Corpus Christi Celebrate the Children [read article]
Del Mar College Holding Annual Wall of Honor Gala on April 29 [read article]
Del Mar College Student Justin Nauer Makes 2006 All-Texas Academic Team [read article]
City Publishes 2005 Annual Report [read article]
Tom Kimmel at The Burning Bush [read article]
Corpus Christi Wilderness Kids Camp [read article]
YOU CAN'T FIX STUPID TOUR [read article]
Corpus Christi Hooks Game 2, April 7 [read article]
PENCE VAULTS HOOKS TO FIRST VICTORY [read article]
CHRISTUS HomeCare-Spohn Announces Opening [read article]
San Antonio Missions Win Slugfest 13-6 [read article]
TAMUCC Golf - Susie Maxwell Berning Classic [read article]
TAMUCC BASEBALL - Loss to Lousisiana-Lafayette [read article]
Bella Bella Hair Salon: Modernizing the Looks of Corpus Christi! [read article]
6th Annual “La Noche Bonita” [read article]
RAYZ GO DOWN SWINGING AGAINST ICE BATS [read article]
Corpus Christi 2006 Mardi Gras Celebration [read article]
“Black History Month” Celebration [read article]
Corpus Christi ISD Recognized in National Paper [read article]
Corpus Christi SunQuest Shutters Ribbon Cutting [read article]
Champions on Ice [read article]
IHOP's National Pancake Day Celebration [read article]
Free Employment Law Seminar [read article]
Senator Hutchison Shipping Container Security Act. [read article]
Kickoff Ceremony - Festival of the Arts [read article]
Corpus Christi Hooks Tickets [read article]
Corpus Christi Travelers Urged to Book Travel ASAP [read article]
Corpus Christi Whataburger College Classic [read article]
Del Mar Drama Opening Spring Season with [read article]
Del Mar College's TACHE A-Go-Go to Benefit Scholarships on March 3 [read article]
Del Mar College's TACHE A-Go-Go Raising Scholarship Funds on March 3 [read article]
Corpus Christi Citizen University Deadline [read article]
Mardi Gras in DTOWN [read article]
South Austin Jug Band - Dark and Weary World [read article]
Texas Coastal Wind Power - the Peñascal Wind Farm [read article]
Corpus Christi Chamber Opposed to $3 Million Transfer [read article]
Texas A&M Baseball [read article]
Corpus Christi Receives Donation of Columbus Ships from Spain [read article]
Wild Science Week [read article]
Winter Lecture Series at the CC Museum [read article]
City Offers Beach Tips for Spring Break 2006 [read article]
Chamber News Flash - $3 Million Transfer Resolved [read article]
Corpus Christi Chamber of Commerce & WORKSOURCE [read article]
Local Artist Featured at Janet Harte Public Library [read article]
Texas Public Schools Week [read article]
TAMUCC Womens Basketball Corpus Christi [read article]
TAMUCC Women's Tennis [read article]
TAMUCC Men's Tennis [read article]
CCISD TIP II Celebration [read article]
Shattered Dreams -Effects of Drinking and Driving [read article]
Corpus Christi Earth Day-Bay Day! [read article]
Library Receives Donation for Large Print Books [read article]
TAMUCC Bookstore Under New Management [read article]
Increase in Athletic Fees Approved by Students [read article]
Del Mar College Celebrating Women's History Month [read article]
National Artist to Present Lecture at Corpus Christi Art Museum [read article]
Corpus Christi Milestones Captured for a Lifetime [read article]
State of the Gulf of Mexico Summit 2006’ [read article]
ATTRACT BEAUTIFUL BUTTERFLIES THIS SPRING [read article]
CCISD hosts Science Fair Open House [read article]
Texas Coastal Wind Power – the Peñascal Wind Farm. [read article]
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi Cinema Series [read article]
Central American Free Trade Agreement Presentation [read article]
UTSA Sweeps TAMUCC in Softball [read article]
Speak Up 100 Schools Honored [read article]
ISLANDERS FACE STIFF TEST IN WHATABURGER CLASSIC [read article]
TEXAS FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA [read article]
Peñascal Wind Farm Presentation [read article]
Government & Business Contracting Conference [read article]
Texas Job Growth [read article]
Carotid Artery Stenting [read article]
DMC Hosting Regional Cyber Defense Competition March 17-19 [read article]
TAMUCC Track [read article]
ISLANDERS FALL TO ARIZONA STATE 10-2 IN CLASSIC [read article]
Driscoll Children's Hospital News [read article]
Killebrew Appointed to AASCU Council [read article]
TAMUCC Softball [read article]
Contracting Opportunities Conference [read article]
Inez Sterling Adams SouthTexas Historical Gallery Reopening [read article]
CC Chamber Ribbon Cutting at High Point Sports [read article]
ISLANDER BASEBALL SUFFERS FOURTH STRAIGHT LOSS [read article]
Rainbow Girls Donation [read article]
XeriscapeWalk 'N Talk Tour [read article]
Buc Days Sneak Peak 2006 [read article]
2006 Ms. Coastal Bend Senior Pageant [read article]
Neighborhood Pride Program Meeting [read article]
Reliant Energy Helps Habitat for Humanity [read article]
Goodwill “Store Front” Donation Station [read article]
Corpus Christi Promotional Solutions Ribbon Cutting [read article]
CORPUS CHRISTI FALLS TO LAREDO 6-2 [read article]
HALL OF FAMERS REACH MILESTONES [read article]
Citizen University Ready to Launch [read article]
Corpus Christi Mayors for Meals Day [read article]
Corpus Christi Economic Update - Low Cost of Living Index [read article]
Superintendent Public Hearing [read article]
Spring Break Good for Local Attractions [read article]
Vote Critical to Promote Economic Growth [read article]
Diabetes Alert Day - Tuesday, March 28th 2006 [read article]
Vilma Luna speaks to CC Chamber on Wed., March 22 [read article]
HOME SWEET FOR ISLANDERS IN SWEEP OF SAM HOUSTON [read article]
Hannah's Hope - Helping Children with Autism [read article]
Renting Equipment for a Future: United Rentals Corpus Christi [read article]
PACK THE HOUSE FOR CHARITY SATURDAY NIGHT [read article]
Harbor Playhouse Announces Summer Camps [read article]
Repcon Recieves OSHA Award [read article]
Dedication of Remodeled Pathway to Ronald McDonald House Set for March 24 [read article]
Teacher of the Year [read article]
The Homemade Goodness of Island living [read article]
RAYZ CLOSE EIGHTH SEASON IN COASTAL BEND [read article]
ISLANDERS FALL 8-3 TO RIVAL BRONCS [read article]
Michigan Pair Sets Doubles Record [read article]
RAYZ “PACK THE HOUSE” FOR CHARITY [read article]
ISLANDER WOMEN FALL 4-3 IN FINAL HOME TENNIS MATCH [read article]
CorpusChristiDaily.com Marks 10,000,000 Hits! [read article]
TAMUCC & ValueBank Team Up - Help Foster Children [read article]
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi Calendar of Events [read article]
Del Mar College President Emeritus Buddy R. Venters Passed Away Today [read article]
Chamber's Support of Beach Development [read article]
Finale at Whataburger Field [read article]
Crash Course In Business Technology! [read article]
Texas Water Utilities Board Chooses Corpus Christi [read article]
Corpus Christi Business Broker Success Story [read article]
CCISD and Del Mar College Announce Plans for Early College High School [read article]
Chamber CommendsTax Reform Efforts [read article]
Corpus Christi Neighborhood Initiative Program [read article]
Christus Spohn Executive Accepted in Wharton Fellows [read article]
Spring Garden Festival & Plant Sale [read article]
CITIZENS INVITED TO MEETING ON DRAINAGE [read article]
Corpus Christi HOOKS’ BATS HOT AGAINST FRISCO [read article]
Cycling for a Cause [read article]
Corpus Christi - WalkAmerica 2006 [read article]
CORPUS CHRISTI PENCE DELIVERS BIG, AGAIN [read article]
Chambers meet for a Greater South Texas [read article]
TAMUCC Baseball - Edinburg [read article]
Corpus Christi Bus Tours to Spotlight City's Renewal Community Areas [read article]
Public Health Preparedness Pandemic Influenza Summit [read article]
Melvyn N. Klein to be Honored [read article]
GRAYSON POWERS FRISCO TO 9-3 WIN [read article]
Art Grant Funding Applications [read article]
Edinburg ISLANDERS SUFFER FIFTH STRAIGHT LOSS [read article]
DR. KAREN MIDDLETON RECEIVED STATE HONOR [read article]
Corpus Christi CFMA 2006-2007 Board Announced [read article]
Poet Barbara Crooker Reading From Work at Del Mar College on March 30 [read article]
Corpus Christi Hooks 9 DAYS TO GO [read article]
Shattered Dreams [read article]
Food Bank Fundraiser [read article]
5th Annual Affordable and Fair Housing Event [read article]
Exceptional Homes on Corpus Christi's Oso Bay [read article]
MEET THE CORPUS CHRISTI HOOKS! [read article]
Brandon Rhyder at Executive Surf Club April 6th [read article]
Bus Service Begins at Corpus Christi International Airport [read article]
TAMUCC Home Runs Assures Victory over Stephen F. Austin [read article]
Book Signing on April 15th [read article]
WISCONSIN BOWLER FIRES 10TH PERFECT [read article]
Wine Country Moves to the City [read article]
CORPUS CHRISTI RAYZ 2005-2006 SEASON IN REVIEW [read article]
Conquer the Coast, Cycling for a Cause [read article]
Business Seminar on Customer Satisfaction [read article]
Always…Patsy Cline Theatre Production [read article]
Los Nuevos Artistas [read article]
AN EVENING WITH REID RYAN [read article]
DMC Foundation Awards 10 Additional $500 Scholarships to Essay Winners [read article]
40th Annual Works on Paper and Small Sculpture Show at DMC Opening March 31 [read article]
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi Calendar of Events [read article]
ImagiNation State [read article]
Low Cost Rabies Vaccination Clinic - Corpus Christi [read article]
SONGOK QUALIFIES FOR REGIONAL IN 5,000 [read article]
Representatives discuss taxes with Chamber Members [read article]
Reliant Energy Saving Chamber Members Money! [read article]
Why Your Chamber opposes the City Charter Amendment [read article]
City's Libraries Offer new "BookLetters" Online Service [read article]
Book Signing on April 12th Hooks Game [read article]
Celebrate the Children Fundraiser [read article]
Fiesta! 16 de Septiember [read article]
Austin Film Society Workshop [read article]
CORPUS CHRISTI HOOKS - HOMERS POWER EXPRESS TO 5-2 WIN [read article]
ISLANDERS WIN RUBBER GAME 7-5 OVER GENTS [read article]
USBC Open Championships April 2006 [read article]
April 10 Deadline Approaching for Spring 2006 Culinary Salon [read article]
West Texas Native Tom Braxton Sharing Stage with MWF Jazz Band on April 6 [read article]
Del Mar College Students Participate in NASA's Aerospace Scholars Program [read article]
Children's Book Festival, [read article]
Lecturer from U.S. Institute of Peace Speaking at DMC on April 10 [read article]
$1 Million Donated to Local Nonprofit Organizations [read article]
Free Construction Debris Disposal [read article]
Surfrider Convention to Be Held at Waterstreet Seafood [read article]
New Development Agreement for Port of Corpus Christi [read article]
Long Ball Sinks Corpus Christi Hooks [read article]
TAMUCC Softball win over Texas-Arlington [read article]
Corpus Christi Hooks Edge Cardinals 4-3 [read article]
HOOKS BATTLE FOR WIN [read article]
Neighborhood Pride Program Meeting [read article]
Building a Community [read article]
Del Mar College Holds Annual Employee Recognition Banquet on April 28 [read article]
Travs Snap Losing Streak [read article]
Happenstance Concert [read article]
I Love My CC Party at Waterstreet May 5th [read article]
Boys & Girls Club Benefit [read article]
LONG BALL SINKS CORPUS CHRISTI HOOKS [read article]
Roadrunners Sweep Texas A&M Baseball Team [read article]
18TH ANNUAL ABC GOLF TOURNAMENT [read article]
Del Mar Drama Holding Auditions May 9-10 for Summer Shakespeare Production [read article]
CORPUS CHRISTI HOOKS OPEN TRIP WITH WIN [read article]
Del Mar College Holding Commencment at American Bank Center May 11 [read article]
Del Mar College Broadcasting Commencement Ceremony Throughout May [read article]
Corpus Christi Hooks Score 15 against Little Rock [read article]
Del Mar College Students Choose [read article]
Author Oscar Casares Returning to Del Mar College to Read on April 28 [read article]
March of Dimes Celebrates 36 years of WalkAmerica [read article]
A BIG WALK, for little people! [read article]
STREAK ENDS IN FRISCO [read article]
Corpus Christi Disaster Seminar [read article]
Tax Bills to Be Debated by House on Monday [read article]
Del Mar College Did Not [read article]
Crimes of the Heart [read article]
Corpus Christi ISD TAKS Results [read article]
Event to Spotlight City's Customer Call Center [read article]
Human Relations Commission to Launch Local Youth @ Work Campaign [read article]
Romano’s Macaroni Grill Ribbon Cutting [read article]
Frisco Wins in Extra Innings [read article]
Youth Conference to be Held May 12th [read article]
City to Hold Third WiFi Network Roundtable on Thursday [read article]
Corpus Christi Basketball Camp [read article]
Alice Texas Economic Development [read article]
IBC Junior Parade Corpus Christi [read article]
Advancing the Woman Leader, a Seminar for Women [read article]
50 WAYS TO SAVE THE OCEAN [read article]
Midway Update for Bowling Tournament [read article]
SANDBURG SLUGS HOOKS TO VICTORY [read article]
“Si Se Puede” Teaching Scholarship [read article]
Nissan Velocity Games [read article]
Hosting a United States Bowling Congress [read article]
2nd Annual Coastal Bend Fire and Safety Expo [read article]
Time Warner Launches All Digital [read article]
HOOKS WIN IN ARKANSAS [read article]
Del Mar College Joins New Texas Hispanic Serving Institutions Consortium [read article]
TAMUCC Softball [read article]
National Hurricane Preparedness Week [read article]
Corpus Christi Swim Programs 2006 [read article]
Reminder-Neighborhood Pride Program Meeting Tonight [read article]
Local Returns to Open for Dwight Yoakam [read article]
Hooks Top RockHounds 5-3 [read article]
HOOKS HOLD ON IN 4-3 WIN OVER ROCKHOUNDS [read article]
United States Bowling Congress Open - Texan Score All-Events [read article]
Texas Special Session Update [read article]
Texas School Property Tax Plan [read article]
Moody High School Mock Interviews [read article]
Senator Hutchinson Response to President's Border Speech [read article]
Annual Mount Thabor Family Festival [read article]
Neighborhood Meeting Scheduled - City of Corpus Christi [read article]
King High Students Receive Scholarships [read article]
$45 Million for New College of Nursing and Health Sciences [read article]
World Champion McGain to Compete in Nissan Velocity Games [read article]
Women Across The U.S. Build Careers In Construction [read article]
RAYZ EXTEND CONTRACT OF GM LINDE [read article]
PRESIDENT’S VOLUNTEER SERVICE AWARD [read article]
Hooks Win in Extra Innings [read article]
CCISD Graduating Senior Honors [read article]
Still Not Too Late to Sign Up Youth for Del Mar College Summer Kids' Stuff [read article]
May 23 Deadline Approaching for DMC Summer Session I Registration [read article]
Christus Spohn Administrative Changes Announced [read article]
Police Department Gearing Up to Launch Click it or Ticket Campaign [read article]
Fiddler on the Roof, an old favorite, hits Harbor Playhouse [read article]
City Narrows List of Candidates for Fire Chief and PoliceChief [read article]
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