Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 4th of August.
Good morning, Corpus Christi.
Randolph-Brooks Federal Credit Union donated to Coastal Bend Food Bank on the Westside by matching every donated pound with $4, up to $100,000, as part of its Stars, Stripes, and Service campaign celebrating America's 250th birthday.
A video shows how the first day of school in Corpus Christi has changed over many years.
It features clips highlighting past and present school traditions and community moments.
Flour Bluff ISD held its annual convocation today to kick off the new school year at the school campus.
School leaders and students gathered to set a positive tone for a term of learning + growth.
West Oso ISD hosted a back-to-school convocation for teachers and staff at the West Oso Junior High School auditorium to boost morale and welcome new hires; classes begin Tuesday, Aug.
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Odem ISD opened a new gym today ahead of the school year to support athletics, school events and community gatherings.
The facility also features upgraded spaces for students (a welcome addition for the upcoming term).
Corpus Christi officials are expected to officially lift Stage 3 drought restrictions later this week as reservoir levels continue to improve.
City data shows the main water supplies reached 34.3% capacity, with 24.9% in Choke Canyon & 58.4% in Lake Corpus Christi.
Corpus Christi officials announced that stage 2 water restrictions will return today as recent Hill Country rains boosted reservoir levels & prompted local water management updates.
Ella Langley: The Dandelion Tour
7-8:30 p.m. — Hilliard Center — Ticket prices vary — Catch Ella Langley live with special guests Kaitlin Butts and Gabriella Rose in an unforgettable night of music.
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