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Mathis to announce groundbreaking date for new 7-Eleven project

The City of Mathis has a new 7-Eleven Stripes/Laredo Taco Company development that is set to come to the city, and said a groundbreaking is set to happen in the near future. According to an Oct. 16 Facebook post from the Mathis Economic Development Corporation, Mathis EDC Executive Director Sabas Encinia Jr. and City Manager Cedric Davis recently visited the site of the project.

Mathis, TX · 21d

Corpus Christi Caller-Times

Prop B in election would repeal drought exemption fee for industry

Corpus Christi residents will have the chance to vote on eliminating a controversial drought exemption fee program for industry approved by a previous City Council in 2018. Commonly referred to as the Fair Water Amendment, Proposition B on the Nov. 3 ballot seeks to end the voluntary program that allows participating large-volume water users to pay a fee in exchange for exemption from drought surcharges if the surcharges were implemented. Participating industries currently pay an upfront fee of 31 cents per every 1,000 gallons of water used each month regardless of drought conditions. The revenue generates $6 million annually and goes toward funding development of new water supply projects. If approved by voters, Proposition B would amend Article IX of the City Charter to prohibit programs that exempt large industrial water users from drought surcharges or curtailment requirements during declared drought stages. The amendment would also institute mandatory surcharge rates in certain drought conditions specifically for industrial water users. Supporters argue the amendment would make industrial users pay their fair share during droughts, while city officials and some leaders believe eliminating the program could jeopardize funding for future water projects. Breakdown of the amendment The Fair Water Amendment petition was

Corpus Christi, TX · 21d

KIII 3News

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Early voting starts Monday in Nueces County. Here's what voters need to know

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Early voting begins Monday, Oct. 19, in Nueces County, where local Democratic and Republican leaders are encouraging voters to prepare for the election while offering different assessments of the political climate. Conor Rice, chair of the Nueces County Democratic Party, criticized Republican leadership over issues...

Nueces County, TX · 20d

KIII 3News

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Gov. Greg Abbott to hold get-out-the-vote rally downtown

Corpus Christi, TX · 19d

KRIS 6 News

Corpus Christi pulls $1 million Evangeline water lease from council agenda

City Manager Peter Zanoni said the city will bring the lease back at a later date. The larger $169.5 million deal for the water remains stalled.

Corpus Christi, TX · 19d

KRIS 6 News

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6 Things to Know: Early voting begins, Flour Bluff ISD board member arrested

Polling locations open across Nueces County with a crowded mayor's race on the ballot, CCRTA offers free rides to the polls, and a Flour Bluff ISD school board member faces charges after an arrest.

Corpus Christi, TX · 20d

KIII 3News

Surftoberfest, Texas Jazz Fest bring crowds to downtown Corpus Christi

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Live music, food and festival crowds filled downtown Corpus Christi as Surftoberfest and the Texas Jazz Festival brought visitors to two nearby events. With festivities taking place along Chaparral Street and at Heritage Park, respectively, the events offered a chance to experience the food, music...

Corpus Christi, TX · 21d

Yahoo!

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In Texas, Ventana residents must boil water after pressure drop raises bacteria risk

A water-pressure problem in the Ventana neighborhood of southwest Fort Worth has led the city to issue a boil-water notice because bacteria may have entered the water system. According to Fox 4 News, the notice followed a drop in Ventana water pressure below the minimum required by state regulations. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality requires people in the affected area to boil water before consuming or using it.

Fort Worth, TX · 20d

Attack of the Fanboy

House Speaker Mike Johnson claims the polling data is all wrong. Then he tells the rally in Texas why he thinks they are actually winning

He believes it's a sampling error.

southtexasnews.com

San Patricio County Retired Teachers begin 2026-27 meetings

Notes: ins 10-22 Retired teachers (2 pix) Title: San Patricio County Retired Teachers begin 2026-27 meetings. San Patricio County Retired Teachers in Action Again. Cutline: Several candidates on the ballot for the Nov.3 election spoke at the September meeting of the San Patricio County Retired Teachers Association. Pictured (from left) are Colette Walls; Tom Yardley and Leslie Pullin along with Teresa Raney, TRTA Legislative Chair.

San Patricio County, TX · 23d

southtexasnews.com

Beeville approves new park equipment, outlines major facility upgrades

BEEVILLE – Parks across Beeville are set to receive major upgrades following purchases approved by the Beeville City Council on Oct. 13. During the meeting's purchase approval review, city officials detailed plans to purchase new play structures and fitness equipment using funds allocated for the current fiscal year. The purchases include new playscape equipment for Kohler Park as well as $25,000 designated for outdoor fitness equipment.

Beeville, TX · 23d

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Beeville ISD approves three-year contract for new Superintendent Cahuasqui

BEEVILLE – The Beeville Independent School District Board of Trustees officially voted to hire Dr. Franklin Cahuasqui as superintendent during its regular meeting Oct. 15. The decision follows the board’s Sept. 17 announcement naming Cahuasqui as the lone finalist and completes the 21-day waiting period mandated by Texas law prior to executing a superintendent contract.

Beeville, TX · 22d

spectrumlocalnews.com

In Texas' 34th District, GOP tries again to flip seat held by moderate Democrat

WASHINGTON — House Speaker Mike Johnson was in South Texas Tuesday to boost the candidacies of Republicans in key congressional races that could determine which party controls the U.S. House. One of those Republican contenders is attorney Eric Flores, who is looking to fulfill one of the House GOP’s goals for a few cycles now — flip the seat held by Democratic Rep. Vicente Gonzalez.

KRIS 6 News

Galvan Elementary teacher named Texas Elementary Teacher of the Year

Denise Caldera will now compete for the national Teacher of the Year title after being named the Texas Elementary Teacher of the Year by the Texas Association of School Administrators.

Texas · 23d

knowol.com

Detailed Map of Sandia, Texas

This beautifully detailed map of Sandia, Texas was created in 2026 using aerial imagery combined with modern topographical, census, street and landmark data. It’s a one-of-a-kind view of Sandia that combines accurate data with a vintage aesthetic. The map shows every building in its true location, many of the roads carry their names, and the shaded topographic relief shows the shape of the land.

Sandia, TX · 25d

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Beeville approves first reading of multi-year utility rate adjustment, overhauls billing rules

BEEVILLE – The Beeville City Council moved forward Oct. 13 with a multi-year overhaul of the city’s utility rates and billing enforcement policies, passing the first reading of an updated rate structure and adopting comprehensive new collection guidelines. The rate adjustments will establish updated utility rate schedules for...

Beeville, TX · 24d

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Texas CTE association names Beeville ISD a District of Distinction for second straight year

BEEVILLE – Beeville Independent School District has earned back-to-back Career and Technical Education (CTE) District of Distinction honors from the Career and Technical Association of Texas (CTAT). The state association named Beeville ISD a CTE District of Distinction on Friday, Oct. 9, recognizing the school system for career and...

Beeville, TX · 23d

KRIS 6 News

Ocean Drive residents say short-term rentals 'ruined' the neighborhood

Corpus Christi residents say short-term rentals have disrupted Ocean Drive. City Council is weighing new noise, parking and zoning rules.

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Community celebrates Pride in downtown Corpus Christi

Pride Corpus Christi’s Parade and Block Party, originally postponed from Oct. 3, welcomed community members to its rescheduled event on Oct. 10 at Water’s Edge Park. The parade and block party used to be held in June during Pride Month, but in 2021 moved to October to avoid the heat of early summer. Responding to direct community feedback, Pride Corpus Christi featured 34 diverse performers and added interactive games to this year’s celebration. To ensure accessibility for everyone from large corporations to small startups, vendor pricing was kept tiered, while major backing came from title sponsor Hicks Family Subaru, which funded the stage and video wall.