Corpus Christi Fire Department Introduces New Leadership Team

On Friday, two seasoned fire officers advanced to leadership roles within the Corpus Christi Fire Department. Fire Chief Brandon Wade shared that Asst. Chief Doug Matthijetz has been elevated to the position of Deputy Fire Chief, while Battalion Chief Billy Belyeu has been promoted to assistant. Fire Chief. Notably, with Belyeu's new role, he marks a milestone by being the first African-American assistant—chief in the department's history....

Alice ISD Reports Increased Attendance Following New Truancy Initiative

Officials from Alice Independent School District believe they are making progress with their attendance issues. This comes in the wake of a new initiative launched this school year, which addresses the concern of a high number of students staying home and skipping school. The "Attendance Matters" campaign is Alice ISD's latest initiative, drawing support from principals, board members, and law enforcement, all uniting to combat truancy. Last...

Downtown Corpus Christi Businesses to Receive Reduced Tax Rate

To further rejuvenate the downtown region, the Corpus Christi Downtown Management District is exploring enhancements, with a particular focus on empty plots and structures. This organization has scheduled a public hearing this Friday for property owners in the district to share their opinions on services and potential levy rate adjustments. "For the first time in 20 years, downtown property owners will experience a levy rate reduction," stated...

The 2023 ‘Ring of Fire’ Solar Eclipse Will Pass Directly Over Corpus Christi

In 2024, parts of Texas will witness a total solar eclipse. However, in 2023, the annular solar eclipse will move directly over the Coastal Bend, providing an optimal viewing experience for those in Corpus Christi. On October 14, the eclipse will traverse North, Central, and South America. Its path of annularity will cover West Texas, San Antonio, and Corpus Christi. NASA suggests that the prime time to observe the eclipse in Corpus Christi will...

Lee, Margot, and the Atlantic Tropical Wave Pose No Threat to Texas

This morning, Hurricane Lee, a Category 3 storm, is gradually progressing northwestward. As Hurricane Lee advances northward, the East Coast will experience dangerous surf and powerful rip currents. The projected path indicates that Lee may approach New England by the weekend. Even regions outside the forecasted cone in New England might experience effects like coastal flooding, winds, and rainfall. Whether Lee will veer left towards Maine or...

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