Are we past peak social media?
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Corpus Christi revises drought plan to allow more water uses under certain stages
Drew Molly said after the proposal is presented on Tuesday, City Council has two weeks to consider changes and decide whether or not to pass the new plan.
The city of Corpus Christi did well preserving water during the freeze
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Tuesday night's hard freeze meant several at home had to take precautions to protect pipes. This may ...
Asheville’s Big Attraction, Its Food Scene, Tries to Hit Reset
Hurricane Helene’s floods have wreaked lasting damage on a tourist town whose nationally recognized restaurants are ...
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They Came, They Saw, They’re Excited for Next Season: Among the Commanders Taligaters in Philly
Following Washington’s 55-23 loss to Philadelphia on Sunday night, the die-hard Commanders fans who travelled up I-95 for the ...
Grand Canyon dominates Utah Tech for 4th straight WAC blowout basketball win
Grand Canyon won its fourth consecutive Western Athletic Conference men's basketball game in dominating fashion on Saturday ...
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Young Artists Showcase displays the talent of Decatur-area students
The annual Young Artists Showcase, sponsored by Gallery 510 and held at the Anne Lloyd Gallery at Madden Arts Center, gives ...
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CC Water looks into additional water sources for region
KRIS 6 News spoke with Corpus Christi Water Chief Operating Officer, Drew Molly, about several alternatives the city is discussing. “Those kinds of options that we have available that’s going ...
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Corpus Christi officials pursue short-term projects to bolster water supply: What to know
“The situation we’re in is a hard reminder that drought is a normal thing in the South Texas landscape,” said Drew Molly, chief operating officer of Corpus Christi Water. “In order to be ...