Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 2nd of September.
Good morning, Corpus Christi.
🏘️ Community
Verizon is giving away free Belkin portable chargers at its store at 4801 South Padre Island Drive through Sept.
5 to help families build digital go bags ahead of severe weather season & support National Preparedness Month.
🎓 Education
Robstown Early College High School reopens today after closing on Tuesday due to air conditioning issues.
The HVAC team fixed the system—ensuring students can return to finish the week strong.
🏛️ Government
After nearly 50 years of vacancy, the county cleared legal hurdles to demolish Corpus Christi's 1914 courthouse after the Texas Historical Commission released the deed restriction (bidding opened this week with a pre-bid meeting on Sept 10 and bid opening on Sept 22).
Officials stress safety during demolition.
The Corpus Christi City Council rejected the Inner Harbor desalination project on Tuesday as Hillcrest residents opposed the plan and cost concerns could raise water bills by $50 a month.
City Manager Peter Zanoni said the vote leaves room for future action ahead of local elections.
Marilena Garza, chair of the Corpus Christi Public Library Advisory Board, said concerns remain over a proposed partition at Janet F.
Harte Public Library—including issues with safety, design, and emergency exits. She will seek legal guidance and full board input to ensure uninterrupted public access for all residents.
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