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Houston Astros 2025: A Familiar Slow Start in a New Era

History Repeats Itself Again Houston Astros 2025 continue a familiar trend of early-season struggles. For years, the Astros built a legacy on bouncing back—like their 2017 ALCS comeback against the Yankees and their unexpected playoff push in the shortened 2020 season. But now, in 2025, the script feels frustratingly similar. On Monday, the Astros dropped their series opener to the St. Louis Cardinals, 7-3, falling to a 7-9 record through...

Coastal Bend Distemper Outbreak Prompts Vaccination Urgency

A Dangerous Virus Resurfaces in Local Shelters The Coastal Bend Distemper Outbreak has prompted serious concern from Dr. Barbara Whitlock, Chief Veterinarian at the Gulf Coast Humane Society. First detected in October, the virus reached their shelter by February, highlighting just how fast and destructive distemper can be. “Distemper is in the same family as measles,” Dr. Whitlock explained. “It’s highly contagious and can show up in...

Corpus Christi Water Emergency Triggers Dashboard Launch

A Modern Tool to Monitor the City’s Water Supply Corpus Christi Water Emergency prompted city officials to unveil a new online dashboard that offers real-time insights into the region’s water supply. As the city faces nearly three years of severe drought and remains under strict Stage 3 water restrictions, this tool plays a vital role. It gives residents a clearer, more detailed understanding of where their water comes from and how they use...

Corpus Christi Earth Day Sparks a Greener Tomorrow

Corpus Christi Earth Day brought renewed energy to the Sparkling City by the Sea, which sometimes loses its shimmer due to roadside litter and beach pollution. To help restore that sparkle, the Coastal Bend Bays Foundation hosted the 26th annual Earth Day-Bay Day festival on April 12 at Heritage Park. The Corpus Christi Earth Day celebration gathered dozens of nonprofits, vendors, and organizations united by a common goal — protecting and...

Corpus Christi Library: Del Mar College Unveils $28M Upgrade

A Library Reborn: Modern Learning Meets Historic Legacy Del Mar College recently unveiled a remarkable transformation of the Corpus Christi Library, formerly known as the William F. White Jr. Library. With a $28 million investment, the college has turned the once outdated, window-scarce structure into a cutting-edge academic hub. The renovated facility showcases sleek modern architecture, state-of-the-art resources, and a deep respect for...

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