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Ella Langley brings her country hits to Corpus Christi
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Mural Fest continues to add color, character to Rockport
As Mural Fest was underway last week, artist Floyd Mendoza would often have veterans stop by to see the mural he was creating on the wall at the Aransas County Courthouse. The mural depicted a bald eagle with an American flag, the flag raising at Iwo Jima and the preamble to the Constitution. A patriotic mural that certainly grabbed some attention as it was going up, and one Rockport Cultural Arts District Executive Director Jennifer Day said had veterans making their way to see.
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Rockport's Fiesta en la Playa Grows to 3 Days, Lands a Grammy-Winning Congressional Candidate
Rockport's Fiesta en la Playa is expanding into a full three-day Tejano music festival for Labor Day weekend, and the marquee name kicking things off is Bobby Pulido, the Grammy-winning singer who is also the Democratic nominee for Texas' 15th Congressional District. The festival runs September 4 through 6, 2026 at the Rockport Market Day grounds, with organizers hoping to draw at least 30,000 people to a coastal Texas town still riding a wave of tourism buzz.
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Statue of Farrah Fawcett being planned for downtown Rockport
ROCKPORT — A life-size statue of Farrah Fawcett depicting her iconic Charlie’s Angels pose is in the works for downtown Rockport, with a possible unveiling in early 2027, according to a Facebook post from the Rockport Cultural Arts District. The statue unveiling will coincide with a month-long exhibit...
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Popular Texas TV co-anchor duo leaving station soon following layoffs
A husband-and-wife TV anchor team whose personal story has captivated morning viewers in Corpus Christi and many others via social media will soon be leaving the station they have called home for nearly four years. Bryan and Michelle Hofmann, weekday morning anchors at KRIS 6, announced their positions were affected...
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Hollywood glamour meets local impact at Leading Ladies Gala
The Rockport-Fulton Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Center rolled out the red carpet Saturday for its third annual Leading Ladies “Women in Business” Gala, presented by Christus Spohn Health System at the Rockport Conference Center. With a “Lights, Camera, Action!” theme inspired by Hollywood’s golden era, the gala...
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Corpus Christi Crawfish Fest & Saltwater Angler Boat Show brings food, fun, and coastal vibes
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Corpus Christi is getting its very first Crawfish Fest & Saltwater Angler Boat Show this weekend, and locals are in for a treat. Think live music, crawfish boils, local vendors, and a real taste of coastal culture. Organizers say the festival is all about bringing...
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This Texas Museum Is Home to Almost 200 Stunning Stained-Glass Windows
Most people don’t expect to find one of America’s largest stained-glass collections in Texas, which makes this museum such a fun surprise. Inside, you’ll see windows that once filled grand churches, from centuries-old masterpieces to works by legendary stained-glass artists. With colorful displays stretching from floor to...
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Fiesta en la Playa expands to 3-Day Labor Day festival in Rockport
ROCKPORT, Texas — Fiesta en la Playa will return as an expanded three-day Tejano music and mercado festival during Labor Day Weekend, Sept. 4–6 at the Rockport Market Day Grounds. Produced through a partnership between Rockport Market Days and Quarter Moon Productions, the event builds on eight years...
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FCC to begin class piano lab in September
The First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) located at 715 N. St. Mary’s in Beeville, will begin again teaching class piano in September as part of the Fine Arts Education Program (FAEP). The piano lab of six digital keyboards have a total of 88 keys on each and were...
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Historic Rialto Theatre approaches grand reopening in downtown Beeville
Downtown Beeville’s historic Rialto Theatre is nearing its upcoming grand reopening, with final safety, technical and interior upgrades underway to prepare the venue for its Certificate of Occupancy inspection. Before the doors officially open for regular movies and live shows, the public will get a preview inside during the...
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The Hardcore History of Corpus Christi’s Live Music Venues
Last Updated on August 11, 2026 by Evelyn Martinez. Inside the Executive Surf Club, a storm brews over the lunch rush. “You gotta think, the crowd is going from kids, families and tourists to this almost pre-storm energy,” said Richard Lomax, current CEO and second-generation steward of the Water Street family enterprise. During Surf Club’s nostalgic “golden age” back in the ’90s and early 2000s, Lomax came of age to the smell of fried shrimp and the sound of rock music.
Corpus Christi Caller-Times
Here's how Corpus Christi area looked in the 1970s
The Corpus Christi area in the 1970s were far out, right on and out of sight. The Padre Staples Mall held its grand opening in 1970, country singer Jerry Jeff Walker performed in 1974 and the Nueces County Courthouse opened in 1977. Throwback video: Here's how Corpus Christi looked in the 1980s In 1975, Corpus Christi ISD began court-ordered busing to desegregate its elementary schools, which faced opposition from community groups and initial resistance from the school district itself. Be on the lookout for the Caller-Times' video showcasing archive photos from the 1960s next week. John Oliva covers entertainment and community news in South Texas. Have a story idea? Contact him at john.oliva@caller.com . Consider supporting local journalism with a subscription to the Caller-Times . This article originally appeared on Corpus Christi Caller Times: Here's how Corpus Christi area looked in the 1970s