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Record diesel prices squeeze South Texas farmers, truckers and consumers
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This Texas city is getting a major new attraction inside a former Macy’s
This coastal Texas city is trying to shake off its "most boring" label by welcoming a new sporting goods retail and activity concept store.
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Cheniere’s Corpus Christi LNG becomes second-largest U.S. LNG facility
(P&GJ) - Cheniere Energy’s Corpus Christi LNG terminal in Texas has become the second-largest LNG facility in the United States following completion of its Stage 3 expansion, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA). Cheniere completed the Corpus Christi Liquefaction Stage 3 project on Aug. 28, taking custody...
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Oak View Group Names Female Executives At Rupp Arena In Lexington And Texas Convention Center
Oak View Group (OVG) announced two key leadership appointments across its growing venue management portfolio. Laura Alexander has been promoted to Vice President of Rupp Arena, Central Bank Center, Lexington Opera House and the OVG Concert Series at Gatton Park in Lexington, Kentucky; and Melanie Granado has been appointed General Manager of the newly named Caney Pines Convention Center in New Caney, Texas.
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Retirees Stretch A Modest Budget In This Quiet Texas Gulf Town Where Homes Stay Cheap
Retirement money seems to shrink faster than anyone expects, but a small coastal town along the Texas shoreline keeps proving that a fixed income can still buy a comfortable life. Home prices here have stayed within reach while so many other beach towns priced out anyone without a big bank balance.
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GISD explores possible sale of administration property
GOLIAD – The Goliad ISD Board of Trustees authorized Superintendent Holly Lyon to explore a possible real estate transaction involving the district’s administration building following a closed session Monday, Sept. 14. Trustees voted 6-0 to direct Lyon to obtain an analysis of the fair market value of the...
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Robstown residents see higher electric bills after rate increase
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Some Robstown residents say they are getting a jolt when they open their electric bills, with some reporting increases of hundreds of dollars. The higher bills come after the Robstown City Council passed an ordinance in July that took effect this month. The ordinance raises...
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Today in energy: Corpus Christi LNG expansion makes facility the second-largest in the United States
Note: LNG=liquefied natural gas; FLNG=Floating Liquefied Natural Gas. On August 28, 2026, Cheniere Energy, Inc., completed its Corpus Christi Liquefaction Stage 3 Project (CCL Stage 3) in Texas, taking custody and control of the seventh and last liquefied natural gas (LNG) train in the project. CCL Stage 3, which started...
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The US Sun
Huge 120,000-sq-ft Macy’s anchor store to be taken over by sporting giant as it eyes $21million overhaul
A SHUTTERED Macy’s store could be given a new life with another retailer under a major $21million overhaul proposal. The renovation would see a sports giant take over the site and add some exciting amenities, including outdoor fields, golf simulators, batting cages, and more. After closing in April, the...
The US Sun
Macy’s in 56-year-old mall faces wrecking ball to make way for massive sporting goods store with rock-climbing wall
A MACY’S store in a 56-year-old mall is facing demolition after being vacant for several months. It comes as malls nationwide face similar fates, with Macy’s stores at the center of several demolition proposals. For example, Macy’s stores in Maryland and California-based malls have recently been selected for...
Corpus Christi Caller-Times
Large-scale El Bolillo Bakery could make a home in Corpus Christi
A large-scale bakery offering a variety of traditional Mexican fare could move into an abandoned Walgreens on Corpus Christi’s Westside. Known under an economic development “code name” as Project Concha, El Bolillo Bakery touts pan dulce, pan de muerto, rosca de reyes, cuerno de queso, panaderos — and, fittingly, conchas and bolillos — among others, city documents show. The company mass-manufactures baked goods for grocery stores, restaurants and wholesalers, and also provides individual sales such as custom-made cakes, according to a presentation made before the Type B board on Sept. 10. The presentation was part of a pitch requesting $363,000 in tax incentives to open up shop. Clearance from the Type B board represents among the first steps in brokering economic development agreements backed with sales taxes. Should the project move forward as planned, it would represent expansion of the family franchise, joining an existing five locations in Houston, according to the presentation. The proposed agreement calls for creation of about 121 new jobs bolstering a $3.6 million yearly payroll, documents show. There are also opportunities such as providing student internships, said company representative Catherine Nash, addressing the board Sept. 10. “Like any manufacturing organization that moves into a community,