Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 4th of September.
Good morning, Corpus Christi.
Texas food banks are facing rising demand and reduced federal support, forcing local pantries to ration supplies as many families struggle to access food (Corpus Christi’s rates exceed 20%).
Coach Joel Rosas, age 83, known as Coach Pop Pop, was honored with a plaque installed near his home after nearly 50 years on the field.
His daughters organized the surprise and the city plans to officially install it in the next couple of weeks — a lasting tribute to his mentoring legacy.
Cheniere is proposing a fourth expansion of its LNG facility in San Patricio County as local residents voice concerns about emissions from the Coastal Bend development.
The plan is pending regulatory review.
All six Flour Bluff ISD campuses earned the Texas Purple Star Campus designation for supporting military-connected students and families for the next two school years, district leaders said.
The schools are near Naval Air Station Corpus Christi, underscoring the district's strong military ties.
On Thursday, Coastal Bend LNG presented a $25,000 check to the Del Mar College Foundation at Heritage Campus to fund full scholarships for eight San Patricio County students in various programs.
CEO Nick Flores said the gift aims to retain local talent.
Corpus Christi ISD middle schools will start at 8:50 a.m. and end at 4:10 p.m. beginning Sept.
21 as the district reverts to its earlier schedule to address ongoing bus delays.
Nueces County Sheriff's Department invites local residents to the third annual National Night Out on Thursday, Oct.
1, from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the Richard M. Borchard Fairgrounds, where the free event offers carnival attractions, food trucks + opportunities to meet local first responders and enjoy K9 demonstrations.
Calallen unveiled the renovated Phil Danaher Stadium Wednesday with a ribbon-cutting and new features — including a press box with ADA elevator, video scoreboard, and updated concessions and restrooms.
The Wildcats will play their first game Friday night against the Carroll Tigers at 7:30 p.m.
Ray defeated King 47-6 on Thursday at Buc Stadium as Tripp Thompson scored two key touchdowns (including a 72-yard run) to propel the Texans to victory and Izaiah Solis secured a crucial interception.
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