Login Profile Print Edition
Flip Edition
2010-03-10 digital edition
Get News Updates
General Auto Health Dining & Entertainment Bulletin Board Classifieds
March 10, 2010  RSS feed
Have you heard? Bishop is sprucing up for the Centennial Celebration on May 14-16, 2010. More...
At KISD, the deadline is the deadline

Mayor Sam Fugate will go unchallenged for a fourth term in office, but if supporters of a proposed amendment to the city’s charter have their way, this would be the last time Kingsville voters get to choose their mayor. The deadline to file as a candidate in upcoming city and school elections was 5 p.m. Monday. More...

ARK PET OF THE WEEK — Zoe is a gorgeous female seal point Siamese, and is the Animal Rescue Kleberg Pet of the Week looking for a good home. She is approximately three years old. She was originally adopted from ARK when she was a kitten, but she was recently returned back to ARK about a week ago. More...
President Barack Obama learned from Bill Clinton’s mistakes in 1993-94. He ran, relative to Clinton, a buttoned-up transition. He sought to avoid Clinton’s tactical miscues on health care. And he steered clear of cultural land mines. More...
Everyone knows the Sun is a brilliant round ball that travels around Earth each day. Perfect and unchanging, it is made of shiny quintessence, a heavenly substance not found on Earth. At least that’s what sophisticated Europeans thought in the early 17th century when Galileo and others began studying the heavens with the newly invented telescope 400 years ago. More...
Juanita R. Hinojosa, 62, of Bishop, died March 8, 2010, in Bishop. Hinojosa was born on March 28, 1947, in Bishop to Jose and Juanita Ramos. She was a retired beautician. More...
Oscar Cantu disposed of three opponents on his way to securing his second consecutive open class state title in the 114 pound senior division of the Golden Gloves tournament in Fort Worth this past weekend. Cantu first won a decision over Ray Ximenez of Dallas on Thursday. More...
AUSTIN – Forbes has ranked Austin as the city best surviving the recession. Austin tied with Washington, DC for the number one slot. Four Texas cities made the top 10, including Dallas, San Antonio and Houston. Forbes looked at unemployment, rate of job growth and projections, home prices and cost of goods and services. More...

Front Page RSS feed