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Ghost Kitchen Rental Makes Food Trucks Accessible

Aspiring Food Entrepreneurs Get a Taste of the Industry Without Long-Term Commitment Ghost Kitchen Rental is redefining access to the booming food truck industry. As the market continues to grow, this innovative concept makes it easier than ever for aspiring chefs and culinary entrepreneurs to get started—without the burden of hefty upfront costs. Jimmy Breeling, the founder of Ghost Kitchen Rental, is reshaping how people enter the mobile...

Corpus Christi Start-Up Recycles Plastic into Lures

A Local Solution to a Global Problem Along the Gulf Coast, one innovative Corpus Christi start-up is making waves with an environmentally conscious approach to fishing gear. Save the Wave Tackle, founded by local entrepreneur Andrew Crane, is turning the tide against plastic pollution by transforming discarded beach plastics into colorful, functional fishing lures. What began as a college project at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi has...

Corpus Christi News: Campos Sues City, Media Over Privacy

Lawsuit Moves from Federal to State Court Corpus Christi News: Councilwoman Sylvia Campos has sued KRIS TV and the City of Corpus Christi for allegedly violating her medical privacy. Originally filed in federal court, the case now moves to state court after a judge dismissed the federal claims. Attorney Matt Manning, representing Campos, claims the station and city unlawfully disclosed her private health information. He seeks a restraining...

Corpus Christi Tax Prep: Free Help Before April 15

Tax Filing Deadline Approaches: Here's Where to Get Help With the April 15 tax deadline fast approaching, many residents may still be rushing to file their returns. Luckily, Corpus Christi tax prep resources are still available—and free help is offered throughout the city. The IRS’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program provides essential tax return preparation at no cost for those who qualify, including individuals earning under...

Corpus Christi Water Restrictions Stay at Stage 3 Despite Rain

Reservoir Levels Critically Low Despite last week’s steady rainfall, Corpus Christi water restrictions remain in effect as the city’s water crisis continues. The rainfall did little to boost levels at Lake Corpus Christi and Choke Canyon Reservoir—the city’s main water sources. As of Saturday, their combined capacity sits at just 17.5%, far below the 20% threshold that activates Stage 3 restrictions. While the showers offered temporary...

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