The petition drive that would compel the Kingsville City Commission to call a charter amendment election to expand the present fourmember city commission and mayor to seven city commission members and eliminate the election of the mayor by the voters, won’t be completed in time to be on the May 8 city election ballot. More...
It is one of the most widely recognized stories in the world, but the Gospel of Matthew, detailing the life of Jesus Christ, takes on a new modern tone in the classic Broadway musical Godspell—
the next production of the 2009-2010 Texas A&M University- Kingsville theatre season. More...
A year ago, President Barack Obama peered into our economic future and saw foam sealant and weatherstripping.
In the midst of a punishing recession, Obama would wield that incomparable jobs-creating tool, the caulk gun. What the Works Progress Administration was to Franklin Roosevelt, the government funded weatherization of homes would be to Obama. More...
SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED — Chamberlain Masonic Lodge presented the annual Mirabeau B. Lamar scholarship awards and gold medals on Friday night, March 12. Mirabeau B. More...
Robert “Bob” Jay Davis ADJCS USN Retired, 75, of Kingsville, died March 11, 2010, in Corpus Christi.
He was born on May 16, 1934, in Somerset, Pa., to Curtis Jay and Minnie Davis. More...
Senior Nathan Westbrook will wear the black and gold of H.M. King High School when he competes in the 220 lb. division at the Texas High School Power-lifting Association state meet to be held in Abilene on March 27. Westbrook earned his berth to state by placing sixth amongst nine lifters at the Region V event held in Weslaco this past Saturday. More...
NAS Kingsville ready for ‘Wings Over South Texas’ air show March 27-28