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Bibi Dalrymple was taken aback when she went to Blucher Park on Monday afternoon for the Audubon Outdoor Club's weekly maintenance of the park.  She and several other volunteers found that trees and shrubbery had been cut back, and several limbs had been removed. They also observed large X's painted on the two trunks of the largest and oldest huisache tree in the park.  Earlier on Monday, city crews had started on the park's tree and brush trim plan they perform on the park every five years, City Manager Peter Zanoni said. The city assessed the park with its arborist on staff. 

Customers turn to small shops amid big store shortages and last updated 2021-02-17 23:38:56-05 CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Moody's Quality Meats has been in business since 1964, and owner Terry Moench says he's seen Corpus Christi weather a number of winter storms since then. He's not surprised that the current Arctic blast is causing a number of problems. "(You're) never prepared for it, because it doesn’t happen very often," Moench said. One of the problems associated with the cold snap is a disruption in the food supply chain at HEB grocery stores leading to empty to near-empty shelv...