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Vietnam Veterans that were able to strolled into Sherill Park Saturday for some overdue appreciation. Several veteran organizations came to show the appreciation for Vietnam vets despite past treatment.

Many calls and messages have come in wondering why Corpus Christi became so smokey on Saturday.

Bee County Commissioner Dennis DeWitt said that oil drilling sites are beginning to pop up around Bee County.

Celebrating achievements on International Women's Day also means recognizing the ladies who carry on quietly behind the four walls of a Corpus Christi library. The two leading ladies try to go unnoticed, but their good deeds speak loudly and proudly to library visitors.

Now that there's some normalcy, Heart and Soul Resale Shop is open on Saturdays. a place you can do some thrift shopping and all the proceeds go to various charities.

Residents in Falfurrias are reeling after witnessing what Brooks County Judge called a historic fire. Dozens of families evacuated and have now returned to see if they can get back to normal or have to restart.

While we did have some ice and many hours of freezing temps, thank heavens this February’s cold spell didn’t turn into an ice storm. I did have some trepidation when

People in Beeville lined up for their favorite drinks at the new Starbucks location.

Pettus Tuletta Fire Department Chief Lester Kissee said they believe the fire started in the kitchen area. He said that’s where they saw most of the fire coming from when they arrived on scene. He said the victims are not recognizable.

Pettus Tuletta Fire Department Chief Lester Kissee said they believe the fire started in the kitchen area. He said that’s where they saw most of the fire coming from when they arrived on scene. He said the victims are not recognizable.