By Rey Castillo Corpus Christi Caller-Times BISHOP — Tuloso-Midway’s Kamryn Salinas has had several opportunities to drive in runs when opposing teams intentionally walked Texas signee Reese Atwood… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
Once again the teachers and other paraprofessional at Alice Independent School District will receive a pay increase. On Tuesday, May 10, Alice ISD board of… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
Alice High School senior Ryan Salas signed a commitment letter Tuesday, May 1o to play college football at Texas A&M University-Kingsville beginning this fall. Salas… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
ORANGE GROVE – Seven Jim Wells County students were selected to receive the Proud Patriot Senior Sponsorships. On Thursday, May 5, Asia Rivera of Orange Grove, Celeste… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
FREER - Sixteen contestants will be vying for a title in the upcoming 16th annual Fourth of July Pageant. On Saturday, May 7, Geri Van Pelt hosted a meet and greet luncheon for the contestants.
Alice Lady Coyotes Softball took the win over Devine in Beeville on Friday, May 6. The Lady Coyotes beat Devine with a 4-2 win and are now area champs.
CORPUS CHRISTI – At Driscoll Children’s Hospital, it’s their job to treat their patients so that kids can get back to being kids. But it takes financial resources to offer the best healthcare possible, and new, cutting-edge technology can be especially expensive.
Nesting season is in full swing here on the Gulf Coast! This season, I have joined Gulf Coast Bird Observatory’s coastal biologist Taylor Bennett in monitoring Matagorda Beach and Sargent Beach for nesting Wilson’s Plovers and least terns. During a recent survey of Colorado River Mouth Flats along Matagorda Beach, Taylor and I encountered another amazing bird -a reddish egret!
Memphis, Tenn. — Today marks the beginning of National Stuttering Awareness Week, a weeklong spotlight on the condition affecting almost 80 million people worldwide. During this year’s observance, the world’s oldest and largest Foundation dedicated to helping those who stutter is celebrating its 75th anniversary of providing help and hope for those who stutter and their families.
The alarm bell is sounding for America’s wildlife. Once common, monarch butterflies have declined to the point where they are considered at real risk of extinction. We’ve lost nearly three billion birds that once filled our skies. And more than one-third of America’s wildlife are facing an elevated risk of extinction.