Kingsville, TX News

• Kingsville, TX News
• College for Kids starts July 9
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• Drama Camp begins June 11
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Deadlines and Policies
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• WCK department chairs elected
• Zarate - Laguna
• WCK officers installed
• Brahma Special Olympians bring back medals
• Seahawks receive all-district honors
• Correction
• Appraisal District closed Monday
• Local resident earns degree from Baylor University
• Harrel Elementary awarded $1,500 to be used for new library books
• Playday 2012
• Annual Childcare Providers Conference
• Celebrating Week of the Young Child
• Conservation Conversation
• Corpus Christi attorney, case runner sentenced on felony barratry charges
• Local producers prepare for Kleberg County Crops Tour
• Nueces Electric awards scholarships
• Two FLAIR Department members place in writing contest
• WCK FLAIR Department installs new officers
• Marc Cisneros Center for Young Children present staff awards
• Letter to the Editor
• Drawn to Politics
• Preserve your family’s history
• Perception is reality
• Solis takes reigns as mayor of City of Bishop
• New leadership for Presbyterian Pan Am
• Douglass Youth Center to hold ribbon cutting ceremony, fundraiser
• Primary Election day arrives Tuesday
• Local writer tells of ‘Amistad Mountain and Other Stories’
• Grand jury indicts in assault
• New commissioners for City of Kingsville take oath of office
• No. 1 vs. No. 2
• Softball team donates cleaning supplies
• A message from the Garza family
• HMK to host summer camps
• Badgers overpower Jerseys to reach region semis
• Kleberg Democrats outnumber Republicans in early voting
• Local TAMUCC graduates listed
• Harvey Elementary fourth graders transition to Gillett Intermediate
• Cisneros honored
• TAMUK history student plots map for Northern Cheyenne exodus commemorative ride
• Six to be recognized with distinguished alumni, rising star honors
• Dean Ash Memorial Baffin Bay Shoot-Out fishing tournament Saturday
• ARK Pet of the Week
• Adult Literacy Council accepts book donation
• Ramona Mirelez Lopez
• Patricia ‘Pat’ McCall Yates
• Angelica Garcia Garza
• Prayer workshops scheduled
• Woman’s Club chairmen installed
• St. James Parish hosts annual spring festival
• Garden Spot of the Month
• We must avoid ‘Tax-mageddon’
• Gay marriage is not inevitable
• Extra attention focused on unbuckled seats
• City, TAMUK working to improve downtown
• County pleased with URI ruling
• Local unemployment numbers drop again
• Delayed community center construction coming to end
• Ceremonies, closures planned for Memorial Day
• Pursuit ends in passenger fatality
• Barreto resigns as trustee for Bishop CISD
• KISD Board of Trustees elects new officers
• Badgers fan throws out first pitch
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Watercolorist named Artist of the Month
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Woman’s Club of Kingsville selected as ‘Outstanding Club in Texas’
• Gillett honor roll listed
• Epiphany students testing high on standardized tests
• B aker-Martinez earns Doctorate of Education degree
• Math champs recognized
• KISD swears in newly elected members
• BHS 35-year reunion planned
• Accident survivor thanks paramedic eight years later
• Badger golf takes first in district, third in region
• Bishop Junior High district tennis tournament results posted
• Champion baseball game dedicated to Madelyn Perez
• Matthew Garza plays ball with the Badgers
• USDA celebrates 150 years
• Downtown Kingsville: Cactus Flower brings life, color to downtown area
• Pinewood Derby results announced
• Texas A&M-Kingsville holds spring commencement May 11
• County commissioners declare proclamation for Child Abuse Prevention Month
• Elvira ‘Pinky’ Deanda Trevino
• Lois Marie Oxford
• James Norman Price Jr.
• Alicia T. Alvarez
• Jesus H. Rodriguez
• Raymond Gomez
• Letter to the Editor
• Drawn to Politics
• About late bloomers
• Closing arguments commence in URI case
• SGISD names new high school principal
• Leaky situation for Bishop water tower
• Kleberg County early voting underway
• Kleberg County Jail could see revenue shortfall
• Need for county airport security examined
• Family remembers Frank Wearden Jr.
• Sarita Elementary honor roll posted
• Memorial Middle School honor roll listed
• BHS state bound One Act Play to host public performance
• Meet MMS National Junior Honor Society
• Brahma judo fighters finish atop state event
• Reynolds to play in all-star football game
• Lady Lions to face Cobras in regional semifinals
• Badger to take on Jerseys at regional quarterfinals
• City commission bids farewell to Laskowski, Wilson
• Dorothy Lampkin
• Aurora Davila Gutierrez
• Maria Guadalupe Alvarez
• Joaquina Garza Moreno
• Shared parenting services
• Drawn to Politics
• The end of China envy?
• Voter ID law remains on hold pending legal action
• County, URI trial continues in district court
• H.M. King High School conducting survey
• Parents reminded to vaccinate children
• Burial monument seller indicted for theft
• New faces elected to KISD school board, Kingsville city commission
• County continues Drum Point discussion
• Troopers seize $400K in Hwy. 77 traffic stop
• Dead body leads to capital murder charge
• KISD Voting Results
• KISD Voting Results
• Kingsville City Commission - Final Voting Results
• Kingsville City Commission - Final Voting Results
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Noon Rotary Club student of the month
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Noon Rotary Club student of the month
• Help TAMUK athletics fulfill their Make-A-Wish goal
• Kleberg-Kenedy 4-H Council elects new officers
• Help TAMUK athletics fulfill their Make-A-Wish goal
• Kleberg-Kenedy 4-H Council elects new officers
• Stille - Clements
• Stille - Clements
• After ousting Karnes City, Lady Lions take on Mustangs
• Seahawk golfer competes at state
• Pan American School’s Daniel Ishimwe earns state win in hurdles
• After ousting Karnes City, Lady Lions take on Mustangs
• Seahawk golfer competes at state
• Pan American School’s Daniel Ishimwe earns state win in hurdles
• Excess moisture in the garden
• Excess moisture in the garden
• Conservation Conversation
• Harvey Elementary and HEB team up for the Earth Day Recycling Project
• Conservation Conversation
• Harvey Elementary and HEB team up for the Earth Day Recycling Project
• Ryan awarded Holland Medal
• Ryan awarded Holland Medal
• HMK auto repair technology students complete year-end project
• HMK auto repair technology students complete year-end project
• Graduating students receive rings as symbol of university years
• KISD recognizes Speech Therapists Week
• Graduating students receive rings as symbol of university years
• KISD recognizes Speech Therapists Week
• KISD honors Teacher Appreciation Week
• KISD honors Teacher Appreciation Week
• Celebrating Volunteer Appreciation Week
• Celebrating Volunteer Appreciation Week
• Ricardo ISD to host meeting
• Cuevas awarded Bronze Star
• Ricardo ISD to host meeting
• Cuevas awarded Bronze Star
• Mildred Allyne Wuensche Michalk
• Mildred Allyne Wuensche Michalk
• Robert A. Villanueva
• Rafael M. Cuellar Jr.
• Robert A. Villanueva
• Rafael M. Cuellar Jr.
• Bobby Joe Gibson
• Bobby Joe Gibson
• Republican candidates present platforms for State Rep. District 43
• Republican candidates present platforms for State Rep. District 43
• Republican candidates present platforms for State Rep. District 43
• Republican candidates present platforms for State Rep. District 43
• Republican candidates present platforms for State Rep. District 43
• Republican candidates present platforms for State Rep. District 43
• Democratic candidates state their case for State Rep. District 43
• Democratic candidates state their case for State Rep. District 43
• Democratic candidates state their case for State Rep. District 43
• Democratic candidates state their case for State Rep. District 43
• Letter to the Editor
• An astronomical viewing opportunity coming to Kingsville
• Drawn to Politics
• Letter to the Editor
• An astronomical viewing opportunity coming to Kingsville
• Drawn to Politics
• Early voting for May 29 Primary begins Monday
• Remembering the sacrifices of moms on Mother’s Day
• Did you vote? It’s time to vote again
• Family of six loses home to fire on Kenedy Street
• Local sales tax numbers continue to set records
• County seeks warning system
• County employee indicted for forgery
• Early voting for May 29 Primary begins Monday
• Did you vote? It’s time to vote again
• Remembering the sacrifices of moms on Mother’s Day
• Family of six loses home to fire on Kenedy Street
• Local sales tax numbers continue to set records
• County seeks warning system
• County employee indicted for forgery
• Rain brings hail, flooding to Kingsville
• Rain brings hail, flooding to Kingsville
• New HMK High School officially breaks ground
• New HMK High School officially breaks ground
• Kingsville powerlifters win USAPL
• Bishop’s Molly Martinez is state bound
• Badgers oust Longhorns, now face Pirates
• Recycling event set for May 19
• Coastal Bend Cadet Squadron announces April promotions
• Harrel Elementary mathathon participants
• Bishop resident receives academic award from Howard Payne University
• St. Paul Lutheran School honor roll announced
• St. Paul April star students honored
• Harvey Elementary holds STAAR Pep Rally
• Blood drives for May announced
• Kingsville hosts Lions district meeting
• Girl Scouts attend camping trip
• Juanita L. Espinosa
• Mildred Allyne Wuensche
• Nazaria G. Estrada
• Rafael M. Cuellar Jr.
• Manuel Ramirez
• Christus Spohn takes part in Stroke Awareness Month proclamation
• State Board of Education Republican candidate
• State Board of Education Democratic candidates
• Unleash our domestic energy
• Drawn to Politics
• The Left’s favorite bad statistic
• Trial set in case pitting state, health providers
• County unemployment rate drops below 6 percent
• Man arrested for alleged knife attack
• Saturday is Election Day for city, KISD
• U.S. House candidate indicted by federal grand jury
• Short ending reign as queen
• College of Pharmacy grads set for May 12 ceremony
• Cinco de Mayo festivities draw crowds
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• SGISD superintendent speaks at Rotary meeting
• Get informed, get up and go vote
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Fees - Rogers
• Garza - Moreno
• Operation Cookie fulfilled
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Seahawks wrap up track season
• Cousins’ first catch
• Curves to give away one million 30-day memberships during National Women’s Health Week, May 13-19
• Conservation Conversation: Celebrating Earth Day
• Perfect attendance winners
• Perez Elementary School honor roll announced
• De La Paz Middle School honor roll released
• Nanny Elementary School honor roll listed
• Kingsway Leadership Academy honor roll posted
• Kleberg Elementary School honor roll announced
• Elvira Stern Hooper
• Auditions for TAMUK summer musical ‘Seussical’ set
• ‘Children Know Peace’ poster exhibit on display at John E. Conner Museum through May 18
• Tutors needed
• TAMUK student John ‘Quinten’ Womack appointed student regent by Gov. Rick Perry
• Robert J. Kleberg Public Library seeking summer volunteers
• Keep Kingsville Beautiful celebrates Arbor Day with fourth graders
• Republican Party Chair
• Kingsville ISD Board of Trustees
• Kingsville City Commission
• Meet the Candidates Forum
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• Democratic candidates running for Kleberg County Commissioner Pct. 3
• Democratic candidates running for Kleberg County Commissioner Pct. 3
• Republican candidates running for Kleberg County Commissioner Pct. 1
• Republican candidates running for Kleberg County Commissioner Pct. 1
• Letter to the Editor
• Do a little research before donating historical items
• Kingsville ISD posts for new positions
• Driscoll sets new fees for pet owners
• TAMUK grads ready to hit the stage
• City, KISD early voting nearing finish
• Alert system eyed for rural residents
• SGISD, Driscoll ISD leaders discuss future plans
• Groundbreaking set for new H.M. King
• A celebration of faith and prayer
• Drawn to Politics
• PPAS attends air show
• Students participate in 4H Photography Contest
• PPAS celebrate easter with annual Cantata
• Science Fair held April 25
• Class Representative named Student of the Month
• Choir sings at Shepherd of the Hills in Austin
• Update in professional sports
• Eagles go to district
• Baseball season comes to an end
• PPAS Picks Up Trash
• 2012 Prom ‘Under The Sea’
• Diversity recognized at International Banquet
• Epiphany School honor roll announced
• St. Paul stars recognized
• Kingsway Leadership Academy initiates peer mediation program
• Early scholars
• Bishop celebrates Wild Horse Desert Round-Up
• Harvey Elementary School honor roll announced
• Badger baseball team begins playoffs
• Season one in the books for new Seahawks coach
• 32-2A district champs
• Lady Lions commence postseason, Lady Brahmas begin offseason
• University Women elect officers
• Amalia L. Gonzalez
• Gloria ‘Mayo’ Gutierrez
• Felix Leal Silguero
• Gladys Evelyn Lambert Garrett
• Rangel College of Pharmacy inducts newest members into Phi Lambda Sigma Society
• House of Prayer organizes plate sale for Saturday
• USDA calling on local farmers and ranchers to participate in census
• Elks Lodge Easter Egg Hunt
• Adopt-A-Beach cleanup a success
• Two candidates running for KISD Trustee Place 6
• Three running for Kleberg County Sheriff
• Three Democrats running for Kleberg County Sheriff
• Preserving our state’s natural wonders
• Drawn to Politics
• Conrad the Scrivener
• Texas, Amazon.com come to agreement
• Republicans host candidate forum for state rep race
• Epiphany honors Allen
• TAMUK artist releases comic book
• Kleberg Democrats open new party headquarters
• Bishop CISD trustees renew operational contracts
• County discusses Drum Point
• Movie to be screened in honor of Cinco de Mayo
• Wild Horse Desert Round-Up
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• ‘Designs for a Cure’ set for Oct. 20
• Penter - Cooper
• Cruz - Zimmerman
• Harris - Shimek
• Girls soccer team wins three shut-outs at tourney
• Bishop NHS run/walk
• Contributing to a good cause
• Cantu throwing amateur fighters into the fire
• Local martial artists bring home plenty of hardware
• A special cookie
• Homeschoolers attend historical Cotillion
• Learning and sharing the Easter story
• Taking life one seam at a time
• USDA crop certification deadline for Kleberg-Kenedy County set for May 15
• Kleberg-Kenedy County Farm Bureau calls for ‘Death Tax’ burial
• Donating for Goodwill
• Time to evaluate trees
• Celebrate soil and water stewardship week
• Contest winner recognized
• Work Zone Awareness Week
• TAMUK’s Student Wildlife Society brings home eighth Chapter of the Year award
• BCISD staff participate in training with nationally-known educator
• Rene Ray De La Paz
• National Child Abuse Awareness Month
• Cinco de Mayo festival set for May 5
• ‘Abandoned Tire Clean-Up’ will be May 5
• 2012 Miss Texas A&M-Kingsville crowned
• Place 7 KISD Trustee candidates sound off
• Place 7 KISD Trustee candidates sound off
• Place 7 KISD Trustee candidates sound off
• Navy made wrong choice on wind farm
• April is Alcohol Awareness Month
• City, NAS-Kingsville sign 10-year water agreement
• Editor’s column included lies and hypocrisy
• South side of Kingsville is looking beautiful
• Kingsville Noon Lions supporting area youth
• Guilty plea for man with pot operation in home
• More road closures set as street repair continues
• Fundraiser planned for SGISD elementary student with cancer
• County commissioners to discuss Drum Point access
• 10K bullets hidden in truck headed for Mexico
• Thousands of automatic weapon rounds discovered in truck bound for Mexico
• Republican candidate forum set for April 28
• Track and field participants to compete at region
• Brahmas to play in All Star football game
• Rangel College of Pharmacy inducts newest members into Rho Chi Society
• School yard sale to benefit student trip
• Secretary’s Week celebrated at Harvey Elementary
• Harvey Elementary celebrates Diagnostician’s Week
• Driscoll students participate in art contest
• Melvin Lylen McNair
• Minnie ‘Minita’ Solis Rodriguez
• Santiago G. Morales
• Kleberg County Democratic Party headquarters grand opening Saturday
• Community Service Department supports literacy in Kingsville
• Final play of TAMUK theatre season tells the true story of poet Sor Juana
• Brother, sister both take first in rabbit shows
• 4-H Fashion Show
• Three candidates in the race for KISD Board Place 5
• Three candidates vie for KISD Board of Trustees Place 4
• A meaningful step in the right direction
• Drawn to Politics
• Fast times at the GSA
• Governor Perry lays out budget imperatives
• Kleberg County Pregnancy Resource Center hosts fundraiser
• Kleberg to house more female inmates
• Kingsville hosts junior Olympic boxing
• STAAR testing underway
• Early voting locations listed
• County officials oppose proposed wind farm
• Architect approved to review courthouse windows
• Community shows support for annual Relay for Life event
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Elks Lodge officers installed
• Rotary Club recognizes local students
• Youth club to get new playground
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Lady Lions make it six in a row
• Riviera’s McKee headed to state
• Conservation Conversation: National Volunteer Week
• CDL driver training in session
• Grand jury indictments listed
• Mulch: An alternative to help conserve water
• Kingsville Lions Club, TAMUK to offer two new scholarships
• ARK Pet of the Week
• Betty Jane Durham Fails
• Border Patrol agents rescue three
• Municipal Warrants Issued
• Nine vying for four Kingsville City Commission seats
• Nine vying for four Kingsville City Commission seats
• Nine vying for four Kingsville City Commission seats
• Nine vying for four Kingsville City Commission seats
• Nine vying for four Kingsville City Commission seats
• Nine vying for four Kingsville City Commission seats
• Nine vying for four Kingsville City Commission seats
• Nine vying for four Kingsville City Commission seats
• Nine vying for four Kingsville City Commission seats
• Letter to the Editor
• Drawn to Politics
• Kingsville makes ‘news’ elsewhere
• Regional historical workshop planned
• Sex offender gets seven years in prison
• Voter registration cards sent back
• H.M. King High principal resigns
• Proposed wind farm agreement signed
• Bishop council tables decision on war memorial
• KISD trustees approve future superintendent leadership qualifications
• Art auction benefits study abroad trips
• Celebrating National Library Week
• St. Paul Lutheran School celebrates Lutheran Schools Week
• Midweek Sports Notes
• Kaufer takes first and second at district track meet
• Local clubs help to maintain park
• Brahmas headed to regionals
• Art auction set to help raise money for student study abroad trip
• Jakobee Rene Lozano
• Leonardo Betancourt Jr.
• ‘Be All You Can Be’ awards presented
• Gearing up for relay
• Robocalls to residential and wireless phones
• The Social Darwinist Smear
• States’ federal lawsuit targets e-book dealers
• Epiphany School to honor Clyde M. Allen Jr.
• Exxon employees volunteer at Douglass Community Center
• New group hopes to help pregnant women
• Amistad Veterans Memorial Park dedicated in Bishop
• Army Depot Reserve Center officially opens
• Flying with ‘Ernie’: A first-person account
• Woman logs jail time after alleged assault
• Funnel cloud spotted in Kleberg County Monday
• Wings Over South Texas
• UPDATE: Tornado warning lifted for Kleberg County
• Possible tornado detected in Kleberg County
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Deadlines & Policies
• St. Paul AME to host Youth Day April 14
• H.M. King, Bishop and Academy ‘Sophomores of the Year’ recognized
• Ladies Auxiliary Annual Easter Party tradition continues
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Wild about wildlife
• Short n’ Sweet
• Garden Spot of the Month
• Kiwanis member honored
• Vela - Cantu
• Arthur - Mittag marriage vows said
• El Dorado Club debutantes honored
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Badger Beat
• Little angler catches first trout
• 77Xpress bring home second place win
• Seahawks headed to regionals in golf
• Amateur boxing showcase coming to Kingsville
• Texas leaf cutting ants making appearance
• Discount retailer Steele’s opens in Kingsville May 2
• Save energy - save money campaign
• Spelling bee participant
• Student recognized
• Bishop FFA members state bound
• Santa Gertrudis School academic achievements list announced
• Harvey Elementary holds ‘Jump Rope For Heart’ event
• Armando Reyes Mendietta
• Guadalupe G. Utley
• Hilda G. Nunez
• Jenny (Pope) Webb Cornwell
• Kingsville teen gets the go-ahead on project
• Girl Scouts earn Silver Award
• Two running for county Republican Party chair
• Two running for county Republican Party chair
• Google privacy policy cause for concern
• Drawn to Politics
• A little EXTRA work for the air show
• City commission candidates face off
• County struggles to collect hotel tax
• Kleberg Democrats hold candidate forum
• KISD trustees approve lighting for Mo Pac field
• Chief appraiser claims board micromanagement
• KPD officer arrested for indecency with a child
• April sales tax revenue sets record for local area
• Community mourns passing of Carlos Truan
• Wings Over South Texas arrives
• Ricardo Middle School honor roll
• Memorial Middle School honor roll announced
• Bishop DECA members advance to nationals
• Memorial Middle School cadets complete orientation flight
• Midweek Sports Notes
• Badger Beat
• Seahawks back in playoff position
• Texas Mustangs to host tryouts
• Young Brahmas ready for district track meet
• Correction
• Antonia Cantu Hernandez
• Guadalupe G. Utley
• Edelmiro ‘Miro’ Rodriguez Sr.
• Merced C. Muniz
• Yolanda Galvan
• Bishop man in ICU following motorcycle accident Sunday
• Kingsville commissioners approve new vehicles
• The power of freedom, science and innovation
• Drawn to Politics
• The murders that don’t count
• DFW-area counties hit hard by tornados
• Ricardo ISD hosting anti-drug run Saturday
• Wind farm responds to residents’ concerns
• Forum Thursday for city commission candidates
• Two women injured in domestic dispute
• Grand jury indicts Houston man for marijuana possession
• Servants of Las Luminarias name ‘Bringer of Light’
• Religious sign approved on county land
• Wings Over South Texas: What to know before you go
• The Passion of the Christ
• An award-winning voice for the show
• An award-winning voice for the show
• Honoring sacrifice
• Honoring sacrifice
• Hot act from the Cold War
• Hot act from the Cold War
• A little something ‘EXTRA’
• A little something ‘EXTRA’
• USAF B-1 bomber to make an impression
• USAF B-1 bomber to make an impression
• Have runway, will travel
• Have runway, will travel
• Flying Fat Albert Airlines
• Flying Fat Albert Airlines
• 2012 US Navy Blue Angels flight team
• 2012 US Navy Blue Angels flight team
• Kingsville welcomes the Blue and Gold
• Kingsville welcomes the Blue and Gold
• History takes to the air
• History takes to the air
• Extreme aerobatics
• Extreme aerobatics
• Jumping into the action
• Jumping into the action
• A different kind of jet noise
• A different kind of jet noise
• The Road, the Rodeo and the air show
• The Road, the Rodeo and the air show
• NAS-Kingsville ready to take flight with Wings Over South Texas
• ‘Meet the Blues’ Friday night at J.K. Northway
• NAS-Kingsville ready to take flight with Wings Over South Texas
• ‘Meet the Blues’ Friday night at J.K. Northway
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Carrasco - Rodriguez marriage vows recited
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Carrasco - Rodriguez marriage vows recited
• Arthur - Mittag marriage vows said
• Arthur - Mittag marriage vows said
• Gaunt - Steen marriage vows exchanged
• Gaunt - Steen marriage vows exchanged
• 55th wedding anniversary celebrated
• 55th wedding anniversary celebrated
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Seahawk weekend sports notes
• Team Fearless wins two back-to-back tournaments
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Seahawk weekend sports notes
• Team Fearless wins two back-to-back tournaments
• Fastpitch Tournament Finalists
• Fastpitch Tournament Finalists
• Local girls to benefit from Modesty Formation Program
• Betty Jo Haass named 2011 Realtor of the Year
• Local girls to benefit from Modesty Formation Program
• Betty Jo Haass named 2011 Realtor of the Year
• Driscoll ISD announces honor roll
• Kleberg recognizes top fundraisers
• EQIP application process
• Driscoll ISD announces honor roll
• Kleberg recognizes top fundraisers
• EQIP application process
• Harvey students participate in Camp Write Along
• Harvey students participate in Camp Write Along
• Two seek Pct. 4 Constable position in Kleberg
• Two seek Pct. 4 Constable position in Kleberg
• Two seek Pct. 4 Constable position in Kleberg
• Candidates vie for Pct. 3 Constable office
• Two seek Pct. 4 Constable position in Kleberg
• Candidates vie for Pct. 3 Constable office
• Candidates vie for Pct. 3 Constable office
• Candidates vie for Pct. 3 Constable office
• Guadalupe G. Utley
• Dora Barrera Garza
• Guadalupe G. Utley
• Dora Barrera Garza
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• DEAR challenge set for April 12
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• DEAR challenge set for April 12
• Catholic Daughters of the Americas host meeting
• Catholic Daughters of the Americas host meeting
• Letter to the Editor
• It’s ‘Action April’ in Kingsville
• Letter to the Editor
• It’s ‘Action April’ in Kingsville
• Eight compete to become Miss TAMUK 2012
• New ordinance would require ID tags for pets
• Candidate forum set for April 12
• Alice woman found guilty of capital murder
• Eight compete to become Miss TAMUK 2012
• Make plans to attend ‘Wings Over South Texas’
• City emphasizes campaign sign rules
• New ordinance would require ID tags for pets
• Candidate forum set for April 12
• Make plans to attend ‘Wings Over South Texas’
• Alice woman found guilty of capital murder
• City emphasizes campaign sign rules
• Slick topic at annual Community Breakfast
• Riviera residents oppose wind farm
• Javelina Athletics go ‘Hoggie Hunt’ wild
• Slick topic at annual Community Breakfast
• Riviera residents oppose wind farm
• Javelina Athletics go ‘Hoggie Hunt’ wild
• Badger Freshman Team
• Area track report
• Badgers tame Bobcats, 13-1
• Midweek Sports Notes
• Lady Brahmas’ playoff window still open
• Softball players recognized
• Let the games begin
• Telling the Easter Story
• Preschoolers experience dental care
• KLA students are ‘Hunting for a Cure’
• Internationally recognized professor to highlight colloquium
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• Role of nanogenerators in wireless technology development subject of 32nd annual Garland lecture in chemistry
• Ramon Garza Valadez
• Clarence Stanley Redus
• Norris Raymond Johnson
• Ernesto Gonzales
• Gloria Ochoa Perez
• Retired teachers meet in Houston to discuss legislative action
• Deadline for CRP general sign-up Friday
• Bishop’s First United Methodist Church to host Christian Seder Dinner Thursday
• Drawn to Politics
• Support your local symphony
• Wait begins for Supreme Court healthcare ruling
• Madison’s last stand
• 13th Annual Relay for Life scheduled for April 20
• Public meetings to be held on superintendent search
• Unemployment in Kleberg County dips to 6.1 percent
• King’s Way Church performing ‘The Redemption Story 2012’
• City of Kingsville begins first phase of $237,770 Armstrong Street rehab
• Training heating up for the 2012 Wings Over South Texas air show
• Riviera residents form group opposing wind farm project
• Guilty verdict in Lopez murder trial
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Glaser - Felder
• The importance of good nutrition is focus of Community Service Department meeting
• 30th wedding anniversary celebrated
• Badger Beat
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Brahma judo program in its third year
• Poetry and short story contest winners honored at awards ceremony
• Dr. E.C. McCall staff recognizes National Children Dental Health Month
• Discount retailer Steele’s to open in Kingsville May 2
• EQIP offers financial assistance
• Kleberg/Kenedy County 4-H photographers advance to district
• ARK Pet of the Week
• Former Kingsville resident garners state award
• Playhouse of Design Artist of the Month recognized
• Gladys Pearl James Crabtree
• Seminar: Social Justification for Hunting planned
• Donating for a cause
• Vietnam War Veterans honored
• Letters to the Editor
• Drawn to Politics
• HALO flight called to motorcycle accident
• The Aztec Connection - Part II
• Police still searching for bank robber
• Bishop appoints interim Public Works director
• Revised trash pick up schedule for Good Friday
• Testimony continues in murder trial
• Wind farm hearing rescheduled to April 4
• Candidates for KISD school board talk issues
• Task force hosts contingent from Asia
• Coastal Bend College in Beeville hosts annual art competition
• Kleberg Elementary students celebrate Dr. Seuss’ birthday
• KEDT Challenge All Star Team member
• Champion jump roper visits Kleberg Elementary
• Riviera ISD students compete in Coastal Bend History Day
• Midweek Sports Notes
• Badger Beat
• Riviera’s Montalvo finishes third at state
• HMK’s Rojas finishes second, Trevino eighth at state
• Charles repeats as state champ, while Badgers finish second
• 2012 President’s Legacy Ball sets records for attendance and sponsors
• First Baptist to present Easter worship experience
• White Cane Day planned for March 31
• Correction
• Charity department makes a donation
• DeLaney speaks about ranch operations
• Hilda Perez
• Raul Herrera III
• Virginia Dooley Paulk
• Alfonso Montoya Jr.
• Herminia Garza
• Untitled
• Drawn to Politics
• Sad plight of Obama’s Edsel
• Bishop CISD trustees receive bond update
• Drought, wildfire impact persist as big issues
• Alleged auto theft leads to rollover accident
• Kingsville Symphony to honor Aurora Garza
• Capital murder trial begins in Nueces County
• County approves new grant fund
• TAMUK students hit the town for annual ‘Bigger Event’
• Riviera residents protest proposed wind farm
• Molina Fine Arts center dedicated
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• El Dorado Club debutantes revealed
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Garden Spot of the Month
• Short n’ Sweet
• Bishop First United Methodist Church celebrates 100th birthday
• Softball to celebrate Hubert Family Appreciation Day
• Badger Beat
• Lady Lions selected to All-District 32-2A team
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Harvey student participates in regional spelling bee
• KISD celebrates diagnostician’s week
• Meet the H.M. King KEDT Challenge team
• Lynn Yaklin earns professional designation award
• The history of the TSSWCB
• Apolonia ‘Paula’ R. Falcon
• Hermelinda Olivarez
• Baldemar Moreno Jr.
• Noon Rotary Club recognizes student of the month, Reddy talks pharmacy
• ARK Pet of the Week
• Arredondo earns ‘Best of Show’
• St. Paul Lutheran to celebrate 100th birthday
• Cub Scouts receive awards at banquet
• Incorporating the past takes planning for the future
• Letter to the Editor
• Drawn to Politics
• Learning as time goes by
• Bishop residents request memorial
• BRAC comments set off alarms
• Riviera ISD celebrating centennial in 2012
• Emergency management coordinator resigns
• Streaker books it outside Kleberg Library
• First Community Bank hosts exhibit honoring diocese
• Women charged for allegedly smoking pot in front of kids
• Students focus on ‘Math Mania’
• Kingsway Leadership Academy honor roll listed
• ‘Don’t Mess with Texas’ scholarship open to high school seniors
• Santa Gertrudis student advances to state science fair
• Badger Beat
• Midweek Sports Notes
• Lady Lions move up to second in state rankings
• Acclaimed jazz drummer to highlight 45th Annual Texas A&M University-Kingsville Jazz Festival
• Personal experience as an English-language learner inspires TAMUK bilingual education doctoral student
• Cruz family wins CASA playhouse
• E. Frank Saverline
• Baldemar Moreno Jr.
• Jerome Michael ‘Jerry’ Bockholt
• Carl Ray Wood
• Gloria C. Jimenez
• Christie K. Edlin
• Norma June Hughes
• Christus Spohn Hospital Kleberg has new body-scanning camera aimed to save lives
• Stronger families, stronger Texas
• Drawn to Politics
• Hire Romney
• Washington rejects Texas’ voter identification bill
• Community leader Jerry Bockholt succumbs to cancer
• Ribbon cutting ceremony Friday for Molina center
• Rain not expected to delay planting season
• County passes on uniforms for sheriff’s department
• ‘Bigger Event’ coming to Kingsville Saturday
• KISD candidate forum rescheduled for March 29
• Wells Fargo Bank robbed Monday, suspect at large
• Texas A&M-Kingsville delays opening Tuesday because of expected storm
• Description of suspect released in Wells Fargo robbery
• Brahma powerlifters headed to state
• Riviera student wins NEC essay contest
• Forensic chemistry student earns national award
• Perez Elementary students win at District UIL
• Clubs and Organizations
• Berrera wins speech contest
• Corbett - Pike Engagement
• Senior Lunch Menu
• Quilters to tell the story of agriculture
• Better Business Bureau warns of scams
• Conservation Conversation: Kleberg County producers encouraged to discuss expired or expiring CRP land options
• Bleeding Blue:
• Ernesto Guerra Jr.
• Mildred Henderson Chiuminatto
• Utility assistance available for residents
• TAMU-Kingsville enrollment jumps six percent
• Letter to the Editor
• Tejanos: Where we came from (Part 1)
• Drawn to Politics
• Troopers shoot tires of fleeing vehicle
• Garza named Pilot for a Day
• Signs of the season
• KISD trustee files for State Board of Education
• Some NAS-Kingsville facilities to close Friday
• Commission candidates draw for ballot order
• Chamber hosting candidate forum
• City turns focus to recycling
• Brahma soccer teams are playoff bound
• Midweek Sports Notes
• Two local fighters in search of first win
• Kleberg Elementary Honor Roll
• Harvey Elementary Honor Roll
• Gillett Intermediate Honor Roll
• Speech Therapists Week
• Bishop Elementary Honor Roll
• Harvey Elementary students compete in UIL
• De La Paz Middle School students ‘Explore UT’
• Madelyn Kay Perez
• Cresencio G. Hinojosa
• Medeli S. Villarreal
• Lynn Wesley Peters
• Jimmy R. Bazan
• Maria S. Garza
• Lawrence Earl Baxter
• Municipal warrants
• Naval exercise may cause delays at NAS-Kingsville
• Elderhostel participants tour Kingsville
• Two stories of Texas trailblazers
• Drawn to Politics
• No substitute for victory
• State, feds in standoff over women’s health program
• New email system at H.M.K. to update parents
• Bishop ESD considering building new facility
• Candidates finalized for May 29 primary
• Unemployment rate in Kleberg rises slightly
• Bishop planning Wild Horse Desert Round-Up
• County using inmates to work on courthouse windows
• Commissioners debate hiring of deputies
• Grand Champions and Reserve Grand Champions
• Grand Champions and Reserve Grand Champions
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Deadlines & Policies
• Corbett - Pike
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Deadlines & Policies
• Corbett - Pike
• Senior Center dining menu
• 52nd South Texas District Convention set for March 16-17 in Kingsville
• March Artist of the Month named, Playhouse of Design art displayed
• Senior Center dining menu
• 52nd South Texas District Convention set for March 16-17 in Kingsville
• March Artist of the Month named, Playhouse of Design art displayed
• Lady Seahawks voted onto All-District team
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Team Chaos completes tourney undefeated
• Lady Seahawks voted onto All-District team
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Team Chaos completes tourney undefeated
• The importance of dental care
• The importance of dental care
• St. Paul speed drill champs
• St. Paul ‘Star Students’
• St. Paul speed drill champs
• St. Paul ‘Star Students’
• Nanny Elementary students awarded
• Nanny Elementary students awarded
• Bishop Elementary School perfect attendance drawing winners recognized
• Bishop Elementary School perfect attendance drawing winners recognized
• St. Gertrude hosts Mardi Gras festivities
• St. Gertrude hosts Mardi Gras festivities
• Santa Gertrudis School celebrates National School Counseling Week
• Santa Gertrudis School celebrates National School Counseling Week
• Javelina Blue and White create green for Make-a-Wish
• Javelina Blue and White create green for Make-a-Wish
• ARK Pet of the Week
• ARK Pet of the Week
• Executive director speaks at Noon Rotary Club
• Executive director speaks at Noon Rotary Club
• ‘The Boys Next Door’ provides look into lives of social worker and his duties
• ‘The Boys Next Door’ provides look into lives of social worker and his duties
• South Texas Quail Coalition supports TAMUK students with scholarship funding
• South Texas Quail Coalition supports TAMUK students with scholarship funding
• National Ag Week and Ag Day celebrated
• Downtown Kingsville: King Ranch Saddle Shop
• Bee prepared
• National Ag Week and Ag Day celebrated
• Downtown Kingsville: King Ranch Saddle Shop
• Bee prepared
• Letter to the Editor
• SKYWARN training in town
• Letter to the Editor
• SKYWARN training in town
• Drawn to Politics
• Drawn to Politics
• Storm threatens life on planet Earth
• Storm threatens life on planet Earth
• Don't Forget
• Superintendent search underway at KISD
• Appraisal District chief balks at travel restrictions
• City of Kingsville required to pay $37,000 to IRS
• Sales tax numbers dip for local area
• Two indicted in pot operation
• Don't Forget
• Superintendent search underway at KISD
• Appraisal District chief balks at travel restrictions
• City of Kingsville required to pay $37,000 to IRS
• Sales tax numbers dip for local area
• Two indicted in pot operation
• Dupont settling in as new Nanny Elementary principal
• Dupont settling in as new Nanny Elementary principal
• Career Expo sparks imagination in students
• Career Expo sparks imagination in students
• Teddy bears and bear hugs
• Teddy bears and bear hugs
• Track and field season underway
• Midweek Sports Notes
• Badger Beat
• Cantu’s amateur career upgraded
• Area track report
• Commissioners reject proposed spending freeze
• De La Paz Middle School honor roll listed
• Nanny Elementary School honor roll posted
• Muffins for Moms at Driscoll ISD
• KLA receives money for interactive teaching tool ‘Mimio’
• Perez Elementary School honor roll announced
• Sarita Elementary School honor roll listed
• Epiphany February star students recognized
• Local residents named to TAMUCC Dean’s List
• KLA finds 100 ways to celebrate 100 days
• Students interested in teaching offered scholarships
• College of Pharmacy annual Intern Recruitment Fair brings students, pharmacies together
• Friends of the Kleberg Public Library Book Store invites the public
• Charity department presents donation
• Bishop City Council accepts mayor’s resignation letter
• Correction
• Youth wins calf scramble at rodeo
• Fire chief honored for years of service
• Ruth Elizabeth Bolland
• Dwight Hazlett
• Lilia M. Bruegger
• Ronald Dale Sample
• Dee Dawson Hill Jr.
• Juan L. Garcia
• Municipal Warrants Issued
• Coastal Bend Blood Center announces March blood drives
• VFW salutes Ratliff and Booth
• Preserve history to secure the future
• Drawn to Politics
• Iran’s terrible rationality
• Court order sets May 29 date for primary election
• ‘Fun, Fun, Fun’ at the Texas Independence Day Car Show
• Nine candidates apply for four city commission seats
• Eleven file for KISD Board of Trustees election
• We ekend shooting leads to arrest
• County, constable feud over unmarked vehicle
• Deadline to file for May 29 primary is Friday
• Former county judge honored
• Kingsville police arrest 17-year-old male for alleged shooting
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Senior Center dining menu posted
• Engineering students present senior projects
• Marines, sailors enjoy cookies and cards sent to them by ‘Operation Cookie’
• Badger Beat
• Weekend Sports Notes
• SGA softball team named tourney champs
• Brahma Weekend Sports Notes
• Brahmas powerlift their way to second place
• Texas Two Step with fire ants
• Conservation Conversation: Partnership in action
• Downtown Kingsville: Oliver’s Jewelry
• Top spellers named at Harrel Elementary
• Ricardo Elementary School science fair winners announced
• Samuel T. Falcon
• Central Baptist Christian students planting seeds of knowledge
• Thank you to the community
• Goodbye to Wilson’s Hardware
• Honoring a uniquely Texas holiday
• Drawn to Politics
• The county courthouse is falling down, falling down
• Sheriff’s department upgrading dispatch
• KISD hires new director for curriculum
• Mayor of Bishop stepping down in May
• Two ‘Leap Year’ babies born in Kingsville Wednesday
• Redistricting maps approved, primary date set for May 29
• Chamber honors local residents for service
• Kaufer High School honor roll listed
• Ricardo Elementary School UIL participants compete in Hebbronville
• Midweek Sports Notes
• Brahma Sports Notes
• Memorial Middle School tennis team places third in tourney
• Lady Badgers picked for All-District roster
• Kingsvill Babe Ruth/Cal Ripken Youth Baseball League hosts final registration, tryouts
• Lady Seahawks golf team places third
• Lady Badgers fall to Wildcats
• Badger Beat
• Museum exhibit features life, work of César Chávez
• James Anthony ‘Jim’ Yaklin
• Lawrence A. Scarborough
• Ruben Martinez
• Alberto ‘Tico’ Maldonado Jr.
• Yard sale fundraiser planned
• Fish fry set
• UWC hosts social
• American Cancer Society seeking volunteer drivers from Kleberg County area
• Free library cards available for Kenedy County residents, teachers and students
• Staff Council donates stuffed animals
• We must keep going
• Drawn to Politics
• Kulturkampf as public health
• County seeking $559K for extra expenditures
• Leap year brings special birthday celebrations
• Court favors landowners in water rights case
• Bishop CISD trustees vote to extend terms
• Republicans turn out for new headquarters’ grand opening
• City commission rejects new housing project
• County courthouse ‘coming apart’
• Future engineers ‘brawl’ at TAMUK
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Deadlines & Policies
• Senior Center dining menu posted
• Horne - Guerrero
• Noon Rotary Club names student of the month
• Coastal Bend College honors employees for years of service
• Gearing towards education
• Parents board school bus for parental involvement conference
• ‘Donuts for Dad’ held at Harvey Elementary
• Kleberg-Kenedy County Junior Livestock Show Association Inc. scholarships awarded for 2012
• ‘Geek out @ your library’ during Teen Tech Week 2012
• ‘Tax talk @ your library’ continues through March
• Now is the time for tree care
• 13th Annual Kleberg-Kenedy Soil and Water Conservation District hosts awards banquet
• Brahmas weekend sports notes
• Weekend Sports Notes
• H.M. King alumni dominate soccer games
• Era Mae Green Bareis
• Earl Dutschmann
• Economics topic of Community Service Department meeting
• Hutchison wrong on FAA legislation
• Local baseball is a family affair
• Future overcomes past at the Douglass Center
• KISD begins search for new superintendent
• Grand jury clears driver in fatal pedestrian accident
• City of Kingsville revises events policies
• Raise your glass to British politics
• Aaron Watson to perform at Wings Over South Texas
• Driscoll ISD extends superintendent contract
• H.M. King honors employers for helping students
• County, URI court battle continues
• Winter Texans sewing with Threads of Love
• Kingsway Leadership Academy students learn about dental care
• American Cancer Society seeking volunteers
• TAMUK College Republicans elect officers
• Driscoll ISD’s top spellers
• A literary treat
• BHS freshmen spread the word about diabetes
• Midweek Sports Notes
• Experience an asset for Seahawk track team
• Kingsville boxing report
• Accounting students assist with income tax forms
• Public astronomy viewing of Uranus, Venus and Jupiter at TAMUK Feb. 23
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• College of Business Administration offers essential non-credit online courses
• Texas A&M-Kingsville faculty, alumni participate in Cultura y Vida Tejano Art Show
• USDA announces CRP general sign-up
• William Keeton Myers
• Marshall L. Lynam
• Louis Anthony Dickerson
• Era Mae Bareis
• Valdemar S. Garcia
• Municipal Warrants Issued
• Local musician inducted into CMA Texas Hall of Fame
• Getting our financial house in order
• Drawn to Politics
• DMV office closing for computer upgrades
• NWS: Saturday’s winds topped 50 mph in areas
• CrimeStoppers seeks tips on recent burglaries
• Sci-fi, gaming enthusiasts out ‘in force’ for G.A.T.O. Con
• The Cupcake Cops
• Redistricting solutions: One down, two to go
• Appeal denied in false imprisonment lawsuit against Kleberg County
• NAS-Kingsville gearing up for 2012 air show
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Senior Center dining menu posted
• A Valentine’s Day wedding
• Russek - Ochoa
• 25th wedding anniversary celebrated
• Javelina basketball player ties the knot on Valentine’s Day
• Moreno - Brown
• 60th wedding anniversary celebrated
• Perez Elementary top spellers recognized
• Ricardo Middle School announces science fair winners
• Ricardo Middle School honor roll announced
• Four H.M. King freshmen qualify for region band
• Santa Gertrudis School students place at Coastal Bend Science Fair
• Extension office asks agriculture producers for updated contact information
• Conservation Conversation
• County Agent’s Corner
• U.S. postal services available to businesses
• King’s Ladies tryouts set
• Brahmas kick off track season
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Santa Gertrudis seventh grade finish season undefeated
• ‘BATTLE’ing for our youth
• Carolyn S. Forbis
• Edna Mae Menn
• Carolyn C. Trevino
• Louis Anthony Dickerson
• Ancelmo Torres Lopez
• Beatrice C. Garcia
• Correction
• Spotting elderly abuse
• Drawn to Politics
• Tejanos: Where we came from
• Widen your focus in the workplace
• Primary elections in Texas delayed again
• Kingsville Chamber banquet set for March 1
• Sex offender sentenced for parole violation
• King Ranch Saddle Shop joining Houston livestock show
• Kingsville credit union celebrates 75 years
• Bishop Chamber honors residents
• Pilot for a day: Perez welcomed to NAS Kingsville
• Experience a plus for Lady Seahawks this season
• BHS athlete signs with Javelinas
• Local boxing gym very sought after by pros
• Memorial Middle School third six weeks honor roll listed
• Kleberg’s top spellers
• Talent show set for tonight
• Flag donation
• Riviera ISD Board of Trustees Recognized
• Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper set
• Accounting students assist with income tax forms
• Genoveva M. Hernandez
• Curtis Lynn Auten
• Maria Luisa Perez
• Hands of Mercy’s mission to be presented at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Kingsville
• FAA legislation takes flight
• Drawn to Politics
• Half-baked in America
• Redistricting talks move toward compromise
• VFW fundraising trying to ‘Fill the Helmet’
• Local sales tax revenue continues to climb
• County commissioners meeting incorrectly posted
• Planting Trees: A History of Presbyterian Pan American School
• City approves $130,000 in improvements for KPD
• Ailsie, Armstrong to get new surfaces
• Lopez stepping down as fire chief after 41 years with the department
• County moves $600,000 to shore up reserves
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Senior Center dining menu posted
• Russek - Ochoa
• Risken - Gregory
• Mebane - McClain
• 50th wedding anniversary celebrated
• St. Paul star students
• Spelling bee winners
• Gillett Intermediate honor roll announced
• Kingsway Leadership Academy honor roll listed
• Local student receives TSU degree
• Local student earns dean’s list recognition at Norwich University
• 2012 Bishop High School DECA officers
• Public library unveils new online card catalog terminals
• Raising money for ‘Pennies for Patients’
• Geryks join Harms Society
• Weekend sports notes
• Lady Badgers ready to defend district title
• Fire Ants United place second at Texas finals
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• Texas A&M-Kingsville students honored on president’s list, dean’s list, honor roll
• Striving for a healthy lawn
• The Super Bowl and Texas Agriculture
• Wilsons turn the key one last time
• West Wing Grill celebrates grand opening
• Wildlife photo exhibit at Kleberg Bank
• Laela Abranae Greenlee
• Milton B. Judge
• Dominga Jimenez
• Rotary club talks grants
• Rotary club serves up spaghetti dinner fundraiser
• Three local volunteer fire departments receive donations from Kleberg-Kenedy County Farm Bureau
• Letters to the Editor
• Kingsville is full of events in February
• Failure is always an option
• URI trial resuming in district court Monday
• Mother indicted for abandoning infant
• Palmer Drug Abuse Program receives $50,000 donation
• ‘I just can’t imagine not being married’
• Former county employee arrested for forgery
• Residents hear presentations on proposed U.S. 77 Bypasses
• ‘Doughnuts for Dads’ a hit
• Southcreek 4-H Club
• CBC students earn academic honors
• HMK students attend DECA District Career Development Conference
• Epiphany student places third at Coastal Bend Science Fair
• ARK Pet of the Week
• Municipal Warrants Issued
• The Innovators to perform Saturday
• Midweek Sports Notes
• An old man dying
• Fisherman catches the limit
• Avid baseball player attends pitching camp
• Coastal Bend Advanced Practice Nurses named Preceptors of the Year 2011
• Badgers ranked sixth in the state
• Dr. Stephen Oller chosen to deliver A&M-Kingsville faculty lecture
• Four A&M-Kingsville former faculty, administrators receive emeritus status
• Lionel G. Lerma
• Anthony Clarence De Benedetto
• Henry Beall Thompson
• F.J. DeKoch
• Maria Nieves Alegria
• Elena Garcia Lira
• Maude Pullam Hill
• Learn how to make a fresh start
• Drawn to Politics
• The last WASP
• More weeks of deliberation expected in redistricting
• Book signing scheduled for Friday in Kingsville
• Veterans support group started
• Lee to address Bishop Chamber of Commerce
• Kleberg Bank donates $150,000 to Christus Spohn Kleberg ER
• U.S. Border Patrol rescues two illegal immigrants
• Rain helping, but more still needed in Kleberg
• Cities cashed in on 8-liners
• 2012 livestock show comes to a close
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Deadlines & Policies
• Senior Center dining menu posted
• Short n’ Sweet
• 50th wedding anniversary celebrated
• Epiphany School honor roll, shining stars announced
• Driscoll Elementary, Middle School honor rolls posted
• Ricardo Elementary School honor roll
• BHS DECA members attend conference
• Kleberg Elementary School honor roll listed
• Santa Gertrudis ISD board commended
• Harvey Elementary 2011-12 Teacher Assistant of the Year
• Harvey Elementary 2011-12 Teacher of the Year
• Driscoll school board honored with reception
• Ricardo ISD board members recognized
• Weekend Sports Notes
• UIL sends Brahmas south, leaves 2A mostly untouched
• Lady Lions win second straight district title
• Herbaceous weed control on grazinglands
• Linton selected as president, CEO for Planned Parenthood
• Loraine Franklin
• Hector R. Perez
• Ida Dell Hyden McElroy
• Erasmo Perez Jr.
• Jose G. Sanchez
• Vets with ALS now 100 percent disabled
• Drawn to Politics
• Your opinion is important to us
• Jury returns not guilty verdict in smuggling case
• Bishop CISD winding up work on new tennis courts
• KISD officials pleased with UIL realignment
• Prime season for tax scams
• ‘Checking in’ with the livestock show
• KISD to hold trustee election May 12
• South Texas Charity Quail Hunt raises $1 million in a weekend
• City of Kingsville’s workers heading to the oilfield
• Pending UIL realignment has local schools in limbo
• Midweek Sports Notes
• A hunting success
• Brahma powerlifters win season opener
• Spohn Kleberg gets special visitor
• Kleberg-Kenedy County Junior Livestock
• Harrel Elementary School honor roll announced
• Harvey Elementary School honor roll listed
• Meet the BHS Challenge Team
• KISD seeks 2012-13 calendar input
• Richard M. Salcido
• Angelita D. Guevara
• New division enhances City of Kingsville beautification efforts
• A tribute to the 36th Infantry Division
• Drawn to Politics
• The Republican Clinton
• Abbott sues to speed approval of voter ID law
• Ricardo ISD awarded $828,000 state energy grant
• County creates new position to aid court
• City evaluating Hwy. 77 speed limits
• KISD audit shows healthy fund balance
• Leap Frogs jump into airshow line up
• Filing period to open for city commission
• Kelly Ryan selected as 2012 show queen
• 2012 junior livestock show off and running
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• ARK Pet of the Week
• Art gallery exhibit features look at the human face
• Deadlines & Policies
• Railroad Depot topic of Community Service Department January meeting
• Senior Center dining menu posted
• Casa for CASA playhouse raffle
• Technology talk at Rotary Club meeting
• CBCF announces online scholarship application process
• Nanny Elementary School honor roll announced
• Epiphany School announces Science Fair Participants
• Gillett student advances to regional science fair
• Driscoll students compete in UIL meets
• Lady Lions ready to make another run
• USDA 2012 DCP and ACRE sign-up underway
• Maintaining pesticide licenses
• Conservation Conversation: Technical assistance available
• Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
• Badger Beat
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Elves for a day
• Frank Miller ‘Pancho’ Graham
• Martha Buhler Cooper
• William Arthur ‘Bill’ Ewert Jr.
• Loraine Franklin
• Katherine Billingsley Attaway
• Idella Strubhart
• Angel Gonzales
• Larue Gage Chesnutt
• Candida G. Perez
• Letter to the Editor
• Our past is our future
• Sarah Ann Ludlam
• Get out of your way
• Deadline to pay property taxes approaching
• Voter registration cards delayed due to redistricting
• County leaders call for shoring up reserve fund
• Castro says goodbye to KISD
• Six honored in Ironman Duathlon Challenge
• Bishop City Council votes to extend terms
• Second marijuana lab found in Kingsville
• Brush Country Girls Softball League registration dates set
• A high school’s death penalty
• Midweek Sports Notes
• Bishop Youth Basketball League tips off inaugural season
• Senior menu
• Luis H. Reyna Jr.
• Hernandez completes basic military training
• A&M-Kingsville online Industrial Engineering Program named fourth in the nation for student engagement and accreditation
• Eloy Alfredo Guerrero
• Anjelika Roxi-Ann De La Rosa
• Municipal Warrants Issued
• Texas seeking enforcement of Voter ID law
• Drawn to Politics
• Dude, where’s my life boat?
• Supreme Court says judges erred in redistricting
• City commission waives livestock show parade fees
• Texas A&M Chancellor Sharp visits TAMUK campus, programs
• Kleberg unemployment rate drops to 6.1 percent
• County renews funding for Economic Development Council
• DPS finds 15 pounds of meth in vehicle in Riviera
• Javelinas retire pitcher Mike Adams’ jersey
• Deadlines & Policies
• Museum director speaks at Rotary Club
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Making her mark in modeling
• Jones - Womack
• Rotary Student of the Month announced
• Gonzalez earns UT degree
• Westbrook named to Texas A&M University distinguished list
• Local residents graduate from Texas A&M University
• Sarita Elementary School Honor Roll posted
• St. Paul Lutheran School Honor Roll listed
• Perez Elementary School Honor roll announced
• ‘Fun in the Snow’ at A&M-Kingsville
• Badger Beat
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Running, raising money for a good cause
• Extension agent urges residents to water their lawns
• NRCS announced Conservation Stewardship Program signup has been extended
• Bishop-Driscoll Little League introduces girls softball
• ARK Pet of the Week
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• Civilians of the Quarter recognized for command, community involvement
• Vital Statistics
• Eunice McTaggart Kyle
• Elida L. Garcia
• Barbara Lynn Clack
• Luz Elida M. Arispe
• Letter to the Editor
• Drawn to Politics
• Christus Spohn hosts volunteer update meeting
• Child support enforcement brings hope
• City of Kingsville forms new division
• KPD arrests man on drug charges
• U.S. Supreme Court dismisses redistricting map
• Kleberg-Kenedy County Junior Livestock Show events
• Family begins healing process
• KISD board looking to fill positions
• ‘We all wanted Mrs. Small too stay’
• Kingsville man arrested on drug charges near two schools
• January star students recognized
• Students reach reading goal
• BHS National Honor Society members
• BHS National Honor Society inductees
• KISD District Science Fair winners announced
• Thank you, Jan
• Midweek Sports Notes
• Lady Brahmas begin new season with second ever coach
• Riviera ISD hires new head baseball coach
• Another successful year for Toys for Tots campaign
• John William Chisholm
• Weldon Troy Robinson
• Angeline Martha Cabron
• Ismael Longoria
• Winter no excuse not to exercise
• FSA accepting emergency loan applications
• Local musician to be inducted in CMA Texas Hall of Fame
• Girl Scouts: Celebrating 100 years
• Drawn to Politics
• The unsatisfying Mitt Romney
• Supreme Court hears about Texas redistricting
• Appraisal district swears in new officers
• Driscoll segregation case to be subject of documentary
• URI seeks summary judgement against county
• TAMUK to honor pitcher Mike Adams Friday
• Remembering the legacy of MLK
• Fire damages home on 24th Street in Kingsville Friday evening
• Messbarger roasted, toasted for Communities In Schools
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• ‘Cowboy Glitz’ theme of University Women’s Club annual Christmas social
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Texas Retired Teachers Foundation to award scholarships
• Music Club presenter
• Bishop Improvement Council receives $500 donation
• H.M. King High School to host FAFSA Night Feb. 21-23
• De La Paz Middle School honor roll listed
• Kaufer High School honor roll posted
• Kleberg Public Library offers free online language learning
• Center for Continuing Education introduces new academic preparation courses for students
• Crime Stoppers seek help
• KPD donates $5,000 to CIS
• Area Weekend Sports Notes
• Kingsville announces the 40th Annual Elks ‘Hoop Shoot’ competition
• Fishing trip with dad
• Javelina uniform sale set
• Kingsville weekend sports notes
• Fire Ants United win San Antonio tournament
• Local H&R Block office teams up with Kleberg Public Library to offer tax advice
• Kingsville man facing drug charges
• One Bishop resident’s just ‘Gotta sing, Gotta dance...’
• Coastal Bend Crops Symposium planned
• Deadline for USDA Conservation Innovation Grant pre-proposals Jan. 31
• Exxon donates $1,000 to Douglas Center
• A&M-Kingsville Dates to Remember
• Ismael Longoria
• John William Chisholm
• James Garnot Gillett
• Karen K. Gottsching
• Jimmy Jewel Cowan Winberry
• Ramona P. Cortez
• Celebrating School Board Recognition Month at KISD
• Snake venom research topic of Rotary Club meeting
• Military, civilian acts ‘line up’ for Wings Over South Texas Air Show
• Correction
• Grave errors at national cemetery
• Drawn to Politics
• A look at buying vs. renting
• Put out that smoke (hopefully) one last time
• MLK Jr. holiday closures announced
• Sales tax numbers for December posted
• TCEQ fines City of Driscoll for violations
• Salazar sentenced to 50 years in prison Friday
• Memorial bricks for the Riviera Volunteer Fireman’s Museum go on sale
• Fitness Center to honor fallen Kingsville sailor
• Kingsville Chamber seeking nominations
• Police officers save puppy
• Quilt exhibit displayed at Conner Museum now through Feb. 29
• Another house fire reported in Kingsville
• Santa Gertrudis School academic achievements listed
• Math champs recognized
• Harvey Elementary holds St. Jude Math-a-thon
• ARK Pet of the Week
• Sports Notes
• Two-day revival at Las Palmas Church
• Why coaches leave 361
• Midweek Sports Notes
• Brahmas nipped by Texans
• Alzheimer ’s Support Group will provide information for caregivers
• James Garnot Gillett
• Gertrude Northcott Hodges
• Marjorie Brite Hohon
• Soila S. Perez
• Danny C. Suarez
• Municipal Warrants Issued
• Sen. Hutchison, 35 senate colleagues challenge Obama Health Care Law
• Drawn to Politics
• Thatcher vs. Decline
• Redistricting issues could force primary even later
• New county position approved to ease case backlog
• County to participate in state DL program
• Holiday trash pick-up schedaule posted
• Alabama resident dies in roll over accident
• Bishop Chamber seeking nominations
• Kingsville to host events remembering MLK Jr.
• Student gets green light for Eagle Scout project
• Grain elevator demolition in Bishop almost complete
• Living Legends of Kingsville Roast and Toast set for Saturday
• A&M-Kingsville releases Winter commencement grad list
• Students at Santa Gertrudis are rockin’ with artistic talent
• Senior Center menu posted
• Fourtwelve to perform at FBC in Kingsville
• Conservation Stewardship Program cutoff Jan. 13
• Local women’s fitness club reaches 10th anniversary in community
• Barrientos to fund wildlife graduate students with million dollar gift
• Brahmas hit a rough stretch
• Weekend Sports Notes
• De La Rosa tabbed as RISD interim A.D. again
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Deadlines & Policies
• It’s a boy!
• Church donates to Toys for Tots
• Hearron - Yaklin
• 50th wedding anniversary celebrated
• The 82nd Bluebonnet Ball and Debutante Presentation
• Donald Eugene Ray Sr.
• Jose G. Gonzales
• Rebecca D. Garza
• Beverly Ann King McLain
• Anita Marie Hackney
• Polly B. Flood
• Letter to the Editor
• Drawn to Politics
• Building better credit in the new year
• Count on birding for a good time in Kingsville
• Alleged marijuana grower busted by police
• Looks, personality pave modeling career
• Wilson True Value closing its doors after 66 years in business
• Driscoll City Commission hears corridor plan
• UPD, Texas Rangers continue investigation on dorm assault
• Blaze destroys home in minutes
• Texas A&M-Kingsville upcoming athletic events
• Badgers named to All-District football list
• Organizers preparing for MLK remembrance parade
• 2012 Night Sky Highlights
• Janice Laverne Beyer
• St. Martin CCD students conduct Act of Charity Project
• VIP Adult Day Care presents gifts
• Grandson earns cardio-pulmonary perfusionist certificate
• A remarkable season
• Drawn to Politics
• Blame the Rich
• Jan. 1 is opening day for new laws in Texas
• Kingsville Publishing Co. sales director retires
• Pedestrian struck on Kleberg Avenue dies
• Bishop students prepare for Nueces livestock show
• New year brings new laws for the State of Texas
• Redistricting case to be heard at U.S. Supreme Court Monday
• Christus Spohn Kleberg welcomes first baby of 2012
• Conservation Conversation
• County Agent’s Corner
• Chamber hosts ribbon cutting
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Top 14 sports stories of 2011
• Christus Spohn Health System names new chief nurse executive
• TW-2 successfully completes carrier qualifications
• Holiday office hours
• James Arthur Richter
• San Juana ‘Janie’ L. Guevara
• Noe J. Gonzales Jr.
• Senior Center menu posted
• Unemployment benefits deadline extended
• Law enforcement party a success, organizers say
• Winter Texans warm up holidays for those in need
• Kingsville native retires from U.S. Marine Corps
• Many helped to make holiday special for youths
• Community support helped make Christmas possible for local kids
• KISD should have opted for raises, not stipend
• Drawn to Politics
• Collaboration, communication between entities needed to foster successful economic growth
• New Year’s resolution – Don’t drink and drive
• Crossed wires lead to delays in courthouse annex renovation
• Kenedy County seeking Attorney General opinion
• Kleberg Ave. pedestrian remains hospitalized
• Driscoll PD arrests driver suspected of using cocaine
• School funding leads list of Top News Stories for 2011
• Rep. Lozano heads list of Top 10 Newsmakers
• Local veterns expressing strong interest in cemetery
• Kingsville’s Bryant a finalist for Budweiser Conservation Award
• Children receive Christmas gifts
• Munoz awarded Outstanding Crime Prevention Manager
• Elks Lodge contribute to Toys for Tots
• Vital Statistics
• Candida Delgado Castillo
• Rodney Riggs Guidry
• Teodoro Byington
• Rogelio Manuel Rivera
• Shirley A. Stone
• Rigoberto Galvan
• Get ready to file your 2011 tax return
• Applying while Asian
• Revenue estimate shows budget surplus on horizon
• New exemption for veterans’ surviving spouses
• City of Kingsville accepting Christmas trees to recycle
• Pedestrian struck by vehicle on Kleberg Avenue
• Packs with snacks: Kleberg Elementary students get backpacks filled with love
• Fireworks ban remains in effect for New Year’s
• Christmas comes a little early for Task Force
• La Posada Door Decorating Contest winners announced
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Deadlines & Policies
• Your guide to the stars
• Senior Center Menu posted
• ARK Pet of the Week
• Germann speaks at Kingsville Noon Rotary Club meeting
• Kleberg Elementary literacy raffle
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Young Lady Lions starting to come around
• Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi local graduates listed
• Kingsway Leadership Academy honor roll listed
• Santa visits SGISD in style
• Kingsville Chamber hosts ribbon cutting for Kingsville Veterinary Services
• Using wheat as a rotation crop
• CASA Playhouse Winner
• KPD collects toys for local children
• Bringing awareness to bullying in schools
• Holiday office hours
• Attorney Gen. Abbott secures asset freeze, restraining order against Texas Highway Patrol Association
• Oralia R. Garza
• Willie Lee Wilson Sr.
• Basilia Gomez Chavez
• Victoria M. Salazar
• Drawn to Politics
• Helping others this holiday season
• Internet fraud soars, Are you prepared?
• Drinking and driving is a bad idea
• Crews abandon work on Bishop water tower
• Planning begins for 2012 ‘Wings Over South Texas’
• KPD patrol car struck by truck Thursday morning
• State rejects Petronila wind farm application
• A time for giving
• SWAT team called to Huisache
• A thousand memories hung with care
• Task Force seizes more than $300K
• Letters to Santa
• Meet the 2011-2012 Santa Gertrudis NJHS students
• Academy High School students recognized
• St. Paul Star students honored
• Math and Reading Night
• Ornament made for Texas Capitol
• Commissioners vote to create new IT position
• Kleberg, URI trial put on hold until after new year
• Local band members make All-Star groups
• Gillett Intermediate School second six weeks honor roll listed
• Fonseca drops foe in nine ticks
• Prime Time Lions
• Lions’ five All-District honorees most in team’s history
• Seahawks make All-District
• Holiday office hours
• Arnold D. Buckalew
• Nina A. Schelske
• Ethan Jeffrey Holmes
• Margaret Elizabeth Calfee Reed
• Bruce Lee Bedingfield
• Rita Cavazos Garza
• Bryan E. Kriegel
• Graduating students receive ring as symbol of university years
• Brush Country CASA welcomes new volunteers
• A&M-Kingsville honors future leaders for ‘Who’s Who’ recognition
• Kingsville Symphony Orchestra gets high remarks on music review
• Kingsville artist featured in San Francisco symposium
• Santa letters offer glimpse into a child’s mind
• Drawn to Politics
• The myth of the new Newt
• Parties settle on April 3 date for primary election
• Garbage pickup, park hours change for holidays
• Sellers Market closing its doors this week
• Filing deadline for candidates changes again
• Unemployment numbers in Kleberg drop again
• ‘Ollie Games’ lifts off at Boys & Girls Club
• County changes procedure for department purchasing
• Javelina athletes mourn loss of another player
• Part 2: The benefits of crop rotation
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Senior Center Menu posted
• Mistletoe: The kiss of death
• Short n’ Sweet
• Thanksgiving project
• Band honors
• De La Paz Middle School One-Act bring home first place win
• Dates to Remember
• Texas A&M University-Kingsville Foundation announces two new endowments
• Richardson completes basic training
• Javelina Enrichment Program hosts Christmas celebration
• Aguilar, Woodson named to All-America team
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Red Raiders place second at tourney
• Susana Cabral Morales
• Iris Nell Harlan
• David Anthony Cantu
• Christus Spohn Health launches new Medicaid and CHIP Health Plan to Coastal Bend residents
• Seized vehicles benefit local government entities
• Photos
• Texas cities performing best
• Letter to the Editor
• Drawn to Politics
• ‘Tis the season to pay your child support
• Don’t mess with Texas highway signs
• Two KISD elementary schools to get upgrades
• Kleberg County, URI exchange settlement offers
• Candidate filing deadline moved to Monday
• Kingsville’s Curves for Women sets Toys for Tots donation record
• City leaders discuss local event hosting procedures, fees
• ‘Shop with a Cop’ helps local school children
• ARK Pet of the Week
• Women’s Rugby: Cadets prepare for National Sevens
• Adams to be honored at Jan. 20 event on campus
• Midweek Sports Notes
• Brahmas FB players make all-district
• Brahmas take second at tournament
• Cantu on the verge of turning pro
• Toys for Tots receives 700 books in honor of former educator
• Kleberg Elementary second six weeks honor roll listed
• NAS Kingsville sailors judge science fair
• Academy softball players recognized for excellence in the classroom
• Noelia ‘Nellie’ Gonzalez
• Dr. Monte Powell Moncrief
• Adan Benavides Sr.
• Juanita S. Rios
• Special service at Las Palmas Church
• NAS Kingsville personnel recognized
• Charity Department check donation
• Adopt-An-Angel
• Sailors of the Year recognized for leadership, service, knowledge
• America can’t afford indecision
• Drawn to Politics
• What’s wrong with Tim Tebow
• U.S. Supreme Court to hear redistricting arguments
• L.E. Ramey Golf Course applying for beer license
• Kingsville firefighter responds to own house fire
• TAMUK commencement ceremonies set for Friday
• Gonzalez pleads guilty in Club Inc. attack
• ‘Flu Fighters’ work to prevent breakout
• KISD appoints Corkill as interim superintendent
• TAMUK student found dead near campus
• Raising money for Camp Karankawa
• Senior Center Menu posted
• Cardenas - Soliz
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Bishop First United Methodist hosts Zimbabwe singing group
• St. Paul Star Students
• Perfect attendance raffle winners
• Reading rock stars
• Nanny Elementary students are reading club buddies
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Baseball champ
• H.M. King Brahma tennis teams place at tourney
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• A&M-Kingsville experiences 36 percent increase in private support
• Texas A&M Criminology Club Toy Donation
• Phillips completes basic training
• Stacey Ann Van Horn
• Angelina ‘Angie’ Mendietta Guerra
• Valdemar B. Perez
• Tycho Brahe, an unlikely revolutionary
• Consumer Alert: Emails claim to originate from Better Business Bureau System
• Basic practices of conservation: Crop rotation
• Texas Farm Bureau honors Gary L. Underbrink with Pioneer Award
• Exxon Mobil donates to Driscoll MS
• Be safe this holiday season
• Drawn to Politics
• Kingsville is for the bird(ers)
• Bishop landscape to change next year
• Deadline to apply for Toys for Tots is Dec. 15
• 2011 sets record sales tax revenue for Kingsville
• Wilcox Furniture donates more than 200 toys to Toys for Tots
• Texas Rangers investigating TAMUK dorm assault
• ‘Now I will have a place to be buried’
• Panthers end season in first place
• Fire Ants go undefeated in tourney
• Midweek Sports Notes
• Lions junior high win tourney
• Timeout! Fighting Windmills
• JV and frosh Brahmas beat Pirates
• King Ranch tradition of giving to Toys for Tots continues
• ARK Pet of the Week
• Graduating seniors to exhibit artwork at Ben Bailey Art Gallery
• Christmas spirit fills Downtown Kingsville
• Maria ‘Lupita’ Gaitan Molina
• Consuelo R. Herrera-Garcia
• Delio G. Barrera
• Federico Avila Cueva
• Alejandro S. Flores
• Lenora Emma Crane Redus
• Uvaldo ‘Baldo’ S. Garcia
• Aurora L. Quino
• Epiphany group makes Santa hats for Christus Spohn newborns
• Bluebonnet Drama Club Christmas Ball and debutante presentation will be Dec. 10
• In honor of Mother Julia Navarette
• Drawn to Politics
• Newt’s friend Freddie
• High-level bickering continues in redistricting
• Ricardo ISD honored for academic excellence
• Bishop celebrates ‘Christmas in the Park’
• Candidates urged to act now to file for primary
• County removing former judge’s name from annex
• Graves resigns as Riviera AD
• TAMUK investigating assault in dorm shower
• La Posada brightens the holidays in Kingsville
• Senior Center Menu posted
• Castillo - Alaniz marriage vows recited
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Capell speaks to Community Service Department members
• Erebia - Valadaz marriage vows said
• 40th wedding anniversary celebrated
• Logan - Yaklin marriage vows exchanged
• Ricardo Yellow Jackets Junior football team captures Super Bowl win
• Badger Weekend Sports Notes
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Adrienne Elisa Harborth named Rotary Club Student of the Month
• Kingsway Leadership Academy to host ‘The Toll of Christmas’ on Dec. 9
• Local Bealls shoppers help raise $375,000 for U.S. Military families
• Making it rain for Ag Fair 2011
• Maria del Carmen Mayorga Jimenez (Turner) Rodriguez
• Winnifred L. McNabb
• Ricardo L. Cruz Jr.
• Bishop and Driscoll tire disposal program a success
• Local Girl Scout selected to represent council at national convention celebrating 100 years
• Letter to the Editor
• Drawn to Politics
• The Scrooge of Christmas is back
• Crime Stoppers seeks tips on vehicle vandalism
• Kingsville Mayor Fugate talks ‘Eggs and Issues’
• Bishop’s Amistad Park gets new name
• Christus Spohn Kleberg ICU receives $20,000 donation
• Officials urge residents to follow holiday fire safety tips
• KISD staff to get $500 stipend
• TAMUK lights up for the holidays
• Midweek Sports Notes
• Size doesn’t matter to team Fearless
• South Texas Javelinas win championship
• Lady Seahawks strive for a good season
• Brahma basketball during Thanksgiving week
• Kleberg students ‘Give drugs the Boot’
• H.M. King High School second six weeks honor roll announced
• Local girl participates in Distinguished Youth of Texas Program
• A notice to all local Girl Scouts attending parade
• ARK Pet of the Week
• Municipal Warrants Issued
• Lawrence Lester ‘Larry’ Knudsen
• Richard M. Salcido
• Rene Pina Loera
• Elvia B. Cabrera
• Peter Herman Wyro
• Sen. Hutchison hails Houston METRO grant agreement
• Lazy, soft and unimaginative
• Courts figure heavily in Texas redistricting battle
• Kingsville Community Choir to perform Dec. 4
• A&M Kingsville gets into the Christmas spirit
• Bishop’s Christmas in the Park set for Dec. 2
• Kleberg-Kenedy County Toys for Tots donations down
• Candidates begin to file for office
• Kingsville City Commissioners pass renewal of ordinance
• Old Casa Ricardo comes down to make way for new construction
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• ARK Pet of the Week
• Senior Center dining menu
• Stargazing
• Harvey Elementary School second six weeks honor roll announced
• Thanksgiving feast Epiphany style
• Perez Elementary honor roll listed
• Harvey Elementary hosts Thanksgiving event
• Boys & Girls Club launches new program
• Lions’ weekend sports notes
• Cantu to be featured in local documentary
• Poinsettia Time
• Conservation Conversation
• Ronald M. Jencks
• Peter H. Wyro
• Jerry Steven Hinkle
• Mary Donaho Edge
• Senior Center menu posted
• Playground opened at NAS Kingsville CDC
• Precinct 4 donates $5,000 to Kingsville Boxing Club
• Moon, planets featured viewing objects during public astronomy viewing at A&M-Kingsville
• Music Department celebrates season with sixth annual holiday concert
• A homecoming surprise for local U.S. Army officer, family
• Drawn to Politics
• The economic impact of federal regulations
• Solar array doesn’t make financial sense
• Small business success key to economic recovery
• Martin new director of Texas Tropical Trail
• Kingsville Inksville currently on display
• Lt. Perez named TAMUK’S ‘Bringer of Light’
• Kellam working to make Kingsville better
• Bishop Olde Tyme Faire getting a new name for 2012
• Kleberg unemployment rate drops slightly
• La Posada provides plenty of activities
• Taking time to give back
• Nanny Elementary School honor roll listed
• St. Paul Lutheran School honor roll posted
• St. Paul poster contest winners
• Perez Elementary PTA Fundraiser
• Math champs recognized
• Harvey Elementary holds fundraiser
• Lady Badgers eyeing return to postseason
• Vital Statistics
• Lawrence Lester ‘Larry’ Knudsen
• H.M. King boys basketball report
• Lady Brahmas gaining experience
• Merle Kathryn McCracken Peters Segler
• Manuel L. Isassi
• Need to evaluate overseas basing
• Drawn to Politics
• The Newt Moment?
• Perry, Abbott applaud court’s decision to hear case Board rejects Rebel flag plate
• Vattmann Thanksgiving kicks off at 11 a.m.
• New times, procedures for NAS Kingsville passes
• County moves primary election location
• Bishop’s St. Paul Lutheran Church celebrating centennial Sunday
• Executed search warrant nets marijuana, LSD
• Ranch Hand Breakfast draws nearly 4,000 visitors
• St. Gertrude School honor roll listed
• De La Paz Middle School honor roll announced
• Pumpkin contest winners announced
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Senior Center dining menu
• November Artist of the Month
• Veterans get help from Elks Lodge
• Baby girl arrives!
• Ricardo Elementary School honor roll listed
• Kaufer High School honor roll announced
• Importance of staying ‘Drug Free’
• Literary/Fine Arts Day at Bishop Elementary
• Brahmas get past Cotton Pickers
• TAMUK Sports Notes
• Cowboys seniors ready for the next level
• Learning more about agriculture
• Martha Ficklin Berg
• David Richard Pratt
• Ramiro Medellin
• Keith Stanley Creekmore
• Ronald Lynn Loden
• $4.35 million STEM grant awarded to Coastal Bend College
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• Scholarship endowment begins
• Community invited to jazz it up during A&MKingsville music department’s 28th Annual Jazz Bash
• Livestock Forage Disaster Program deadline is Jan. 30
• Kleberg-Kenedy board of directors elected
• Letters to the Editor
• Higher education’s cost and value
• Drawn to Politics
• Christmas Tree Forest back at CBC
• Vattmann Thanksgiving celebration in its 97th year
• Local woman sentenced to 15 years for assault
• Messbarger set to walk the plank in next year’s ‘Roast and Toast’
• Hire a hero, hire a veteran
• Revised trash, office schedules for holiday
• KISD campuses honored by TEA
• NAS Kingsville goes green with solar panels
• Texas Girls State Chess Champion
• Kleberg Elementary first six weeks honor roll announced
• Anti-bullying Art Contest winners
• Safety Patrol swearing-in ceremony
• Finishing strong for a good Christmas cause
• Seahawks already preparing for next season
• Brahmas’ post-season ends in Elsa, 24-7
• ARK Pet of the Week
• Student Pilots receive Wings of Gold
• NAS Kingsville’s Kopatz, Spindler plan to ‘leave the coop’
• Family, friends celebrate soldiers’ homecoming
• Municipal Warrants Issued
• Giving thanks to our American heros
• Guadalupe S. Salgado
• Love triangle turns out bad in production of Blood Wedding
• Artwalk was a good time for all
• Drawn to Politics
• America the Mobile?
• Voters amend constitution in Nov. 8 election
• Bishop hosting tire disposal
• Kingsville author adds to ‘Images of America’
• KSO set to celebrate ‘King Ranch at the Movies’
• Sales tax revenue soars for Kingsville, Kleberg
• City commission holds hearing on taxing option
• New polling places approved
• Veterans Honored
• Elks Lodge contributes to nursing home
• Senior Center dining menu
• Elks Lodge donates to cancer program
• November Garden Spot of the Month
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Seahawk cross country team finishes season
• Fearless 8U team wins tourney
• Santa Gertrudis Volleyball District Champs
• Building a business plan is subject of next seminar
• Texas A&M-Kingsville event honors scholarship recipients, donors
• Environmental engineering program receives $1.1 million grant from Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
• ARK Pet of the Week
• St. Paul Star students honored
• Kingsway Leadership Academy on a mission
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• UPD visits Harvey Elementary
• Harvey celebrates Red Ribbon Week
• Harvey pilots IPAD2 learning system
• Epiphany October Star students recognized
• Badger Robotics team takes second
• Celebrating Red Ribbon Week
• Kingsville Police Department reinstates Online reporting
• Crime Stoppers seeks information on recent burglaries
• Border Patrol seizes four tons of marijuana at Sarita Checkpoint
• Voter turnout low for amendment election
• Perez Elementary Cadets host a show honoring all who served in the military in honor of Veterans Day on Nov. 10.
• Honoring All Who Served
• Global Entrepreneurship Week 2011 comes to A&M-Kingsville
• USDA Farm Service Agency urges farmers and ranchers to vote in county committee elections
• USDA reminds producers of Dec. 1 sales closing date for noninsurable crops
• Practice to minimize wind erosion
• Phi Delta Kappa awards scholarships
• Community Choir prepare for concert
• Bishop High School to take over radio station Hot Z95
• Roberto Rivera Sr.
• Coastal Bend College to host forums for presidential search
• Pendergrass promoted to chief petty officer
• Emergency Management donates equipment
• Just for fun
• Friends remember Juan Rocha
• Kleberg County needs a change in leadership
• Enough is enough
• KISD board needs to step out of the way
• Deadline to apply for Toys for Tots is Dec. 15
• Candidates may file Nov. 28
• Fatal crash under investigation
• Have an unpaid warrant? Better pay up now
• Combs: NAS Kingsville vital to Kleberg County economy
• Bishop CISD rejects wind farm
• Honoring those who served
• Ranch Hand Breakfast kicks off Nov. 19
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Senior Center dining menu
• Firm Foundation to host revival
• Pageant winner advances to state
• Catholic Daughter of the Year awarded
• ‘Cursillo de Cristiandad’ hosted at St. Martin’s
• Lady Badgers volleyball team falls to Skidmore-Tynan 3-2
• King Ranch Charity Fishing Tournament helps raise money for children’s hospital
• Baugus chips in to teams’ success
• Lady Badgers CC repeat as district champs
• Lady Seahawks Cross Country team three-peats
• Tree pruning clinic set
• Fire in Bishop destroys building
• Web Soil Survey to be featured at 2011 San Antonio International Farm and Ranch Show
• Rolling out the Kingsville red carpet
• Perez Elementary honor roll listed
• Memorial Middle School PTO hosts first homecoming celebration
• Richard Joseph Goode
• James L. Matthews
• Ann Gillespie
• Juan Rocha Jr.
• Kingsville Volunteer Fire Department helps to support community activites
• Veter ans Day celebration planned
• Getting into the Halloween spirit
• Bishop First United Methodist to host ‘Trunk or Treat’
• Drawn to Politics
• All that glitters
• Letters to the Editor
• Downtown Artwalk and music fest kicks off Friday
• Kingsville man gets 8 years for drug possession
• Crime Stoppers seeks tips on vehicle burglaries
• City of Bishop hires animal control officer
• Halloween Costume Contest
• 2011 Toys for Tots campaign promotes ‘City of Hope’
• Bishop school district meets on proposed wind farm
• KISD superintendent submits resignation
• H.M. King High School honor roll announced
• Tacos with Grandparents Day at Driscoll ISD
• Harvey Elementary’s Pumpkin Garden Mad Hatter Day at Santa Gertrudis
• Brahmas bested by Hornets, 42-0
• Longhorns tame Lions, 43-12
• Greyhounds run over Badgers, 50-8
• Playoff-bound Seahawks focused on 9-1
• TAMUK homecoming wraps up week of festivities
• NAS Kingsville students receive ‘Wings of Gold’
• Garden Spot of the Month
• ARK Pet of the Week
• McCoy named Family and Consumer Sciences Teacher of the Year for 2011
• Kathryn D. Veasie
• Zenona Cantu Perez
• Ofelia T. Jimenez
• Leonard Louis Hajek
• Gerald R. Hood
• TAMUK dates to remember
• Bluebonnet Drama Club contributes to Operation Cookie
• Smythe opens ‘Girlie Girl’ exhibit at Ben Bailey Art Gallery
• It’s time for a new approach
• Drawn to Politics
• Heed the 99 Percent
• Perry floats his national jobs plan in GOP debate
• Kleberg residents asked to ‘Make a Difference’
• Kleberg Commissioners applying for border grant
• KISD meets on Castro resignation
• County, city set sales tax revenue records
• Homecoming 2011
• Kingsville City Commission hopes to inventory history
• Free performances to be held at TAMUK
• Sarita Elementary School first six weeks honor roll announced
• Saavedra Del Bosque earns Doctorate of Pharmacy degree
• H.M. King students teach students at Harvey
• Muffins for Mom
• Math Champs recognized
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Deadlines & Policies
• Senior Center dining menu
• Collins featured as Playhouse of Design artist of the month
• Tours of 1909 King High School will be available during Art Walk
• TAMUK celebrates with Fall Carnival
• Harvey Jets show their support for the Brahmas
• Brush Country CCA fish fry fundraiser planned
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Brahmas could end up in 3A
• Two to receive Distinguished Teacher, Researcher honors Saturday
• Dispose unused, expired meds on Oct. 29
• Dr. Homer Perez Jr.
• Genoveva T. Lerma
• George Paige Jr.
• Cesario Pina
• Veterinarians honored for service to committee at A&M-Kingsville
• Soil testing campaign reminder
• HEB opens Literacy Center
• Letter to the editor
• Rep. Lozano receives award for defending property rights
• Drawn to Politics
• Serving America’s Heroes
• Christus Spohn to discuss end-of-life care
• Susan Combs to address Combined Service Clubs
• Toys for Tots campaign kicking off Thursday
• City of Kingsville signs on for ‘Storm Sentry’
• City of Bishop considering full-time animal control
• Crime Stoppers seeks tips on brazen television thefts
• Early voting begins Monday
• KISD construction projects underway
• Midweek Sports Notes
• Seahawks eye playoffs with win on Friday
• Lions in must-win to make playoffs
• Badgers remain winless, fall to Vaqueros 41-13
• Brahmas contain T-M for playoff berth, 19-14
• Principal/ Parent Breakfast Social set
• Texas A&I Alumni Association scholarship recipients to be recognized and awarded during homecoming weekend
• Adelfa M. Loera
• Judith M. Garza
• Claude Perry Farris, Jr.
• Elaine P. Galvan
• Frances Helen Falvella Yunk
• ARK Pet of the Week
• Bishop CISD equipment sale cancelled
• Kleberg-Kenedy 4-H Council celebrates 4-H Appreciation Week
• Now is the time to save Social Security
• Drawn to Politics
• The Businessman Canard
• Ag chief testifies before Homeland Security panel
• Kaufer High School Homecoming royalty
• Navy celebrates 236 years of ‘Answering the Call’
• TAMUK homecoming features week of events
• Soliz back in as HMK head baseball coach
• Cyber-Security to be focus of Kleberg Library
• Kingsville woman knows of ‘The Power of Pink’
• Kleberg deputies seize guns headed to Mexico
• Harvey Elementary School first six weeks honor roll listed
• Kenedy County Judge Turcotte declared Oct. 3-9 4-H Week
• Wildhorse Desert 4-H Club
• Deadlines & Policies
• Senior Citizen Center dining menu listed
• ‘Third Week of Revival’ at King’s Way Family Church
• Kingsville Tri-City Retired Teachers Association welcomes new members
• St. Paul Lutheran School posts first honor roll list for the school year
• Mendoza Earns Doctorate
• St. Paul September Star Students
• Bishop Elementary perfect attendance/fund raiser winners
• Memorial held for U.S.S. Cole victim
• Timeout!
• KPAGA putting tournament planned
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Kingsville area softball players named tourney champs
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Correction
• Adelfa Munoz Loera
• Armando Lara
• Halloween Safety at the library
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• Managing hunting on ranches is topic of ranch symposium
• Ernest Bippert Jr. reelected to the Kleberg-Kenedy SWCD board
• Roy’s in downtown Kingsville, a collector’s paradise
• Thanks for Relay for Life Support
• Drawn to Politics
• Kleberg County tax notices mailed out
• DA donates $50k from forfeiture to county
• KISD gets update on legislative, testing issues
• Substance abuse in America
• Houston man flees police in stolen vehicle
• Volunteer firefighter charged with arson
• Former A&I student in assassination plot
• First Christian Church marks 100 years in Kingsville
• Lions take on Seahawks in district showdown
• Midweek Sports Notes
• Brahmas hold off Trojans, 45-38
• Badgers lose 23-19 heartbreaker to Jerseys
• Driscoll Middle School honor roll declared
• Bishop Elementary School honor roll listed
• Kaufer High School honor roll announced
• Driscoll Elementary honor roll posted
• Epiphany stars of the month
• Grand Champion barbecuers
• Marion Luna Brem to present in guest lecture series
• City of Kingsville collecting household hazardous waste
• Zonell ‘Sonja’ A. Reed
• Guadalupe I. Sandoval Jr.
• Marta C. Perez
• Glacy Everett Page Jr.
• Kingsv ille’s Mendoza appointed to Texas State Board of Pharmacy
• New fire units get ceremonial first wash
• New spending and taxes are not a plan
• Drawn to Politics
• The Ubiquitous Scourge
• Demonstrators ‘Occupy Austin’ outside capitol
• Financial assistance available for energy bills
• TAMUK homecoming features week of events
• Driver high on crack leads police on pursuit
• 2011 Academy High School Homecoming King and Queen
• County renews collective bargaining agreement
• Kleberg County Adult Literacy Council does what’s ‘write’
• City considering hiring lobbyist to fight wind farms
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Woman’s Club of Kingsville conducts fall general meeting
• Blessing of the Animals
• Harden Study Club holds first club year meeting
• Murdoch - Cross
• University Women’s Club hosts annual fall luncheon and business meeting
• Ricardo Middle School offers educational materials to others
• Nanny Elementary School first six weeks honor roll listed
• Santa Gertrudis School goes ‘Gold’ in support of Childhood Cancer Awareness
• Ricardo ISD football program producing successful players
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Criminals beware, community is aware
• The review is in: Kingsville Symphony Orchestra’s ‘¡Viva La Musica!’ gives another strong performance
• ‘King Ranch & Kingsville’ book signing
• Community Notes
• Senior Center menu listed
• Memorial Service for MS3 Ronchester Santiago set for Oct. 12
• Diana Gloria Canales
• 2012 poster and essay contest for local school students underway
• Agriculture sales tax exemption
• City internship provides hands-on experience for college student
• A thank you to Riviera fire firefighters
• Bishop Amistad park should be renamed
• Focus on ‘Circle of Respect’
• Drawn to Politics
• The Durbin Amendment and debit card fees
• TAMUK to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month
• U.S. Air Force band to perform in Kingsville
• Tio Kleberg honored as ‘Texas Outdoorsman of the Year’
• Kingsville man killed in accident near Trant Road
• KISD working to improve student attendance
• Kleberg Dems honor Ortiz
• Game Over:
• Lady Badgers varsity volleyball team beats Lady Owls 3-2
• Midweek Sports Notes
• Brahmas victorious over Texans 44-29
• Bobcats blowout Seahawks 82-6
• Lions beat Cowboys 6-0
• Health of animals linked to health of land is topic of Killam Lectureship
• H.M. King students to take PSAT/NMSQT for free Oct. 12
• BHS student recognized
• SGA Jav-a-Community Initiative collects school supplies, donates to Kingsville ISD
• James D. ‘Mitch’ Mitchell
• Louise W. King
• Praise Victory Worship Center annual event begins tonight
• Backpacks from Bealls
• Municipal Warrants Issued
• Navy League Sponsorship
• Republican Women host dinner for U.S. Rep. Farenthold
• The State Fair – A Texas Tradition
• Drawn to Politics
• Rick Perry’s border problem
• Sonogram law injuction remains in place
• Border Patrol agents seize 1,100 pounds of pot
• Tax time is coming – notices mailed out Oct. 1
• District attorney Hubert announces plea deals
• Grass fires continue in Kleberg County
• Leather Fiesta showcases lost art
• Triathlete dialysis patient brings message of hope
• County hiring experts to testify in URI trial
• BREAKING NEWS: Bishop game rooms raided Tuesday night
• Bishop game rooms raided Tuesday night
• The ‘King of the Jungle’ is Back
• Students celebrate Mexican Independence despite weather conditions
• “Angry Birds” proves to be popular, selling more than 12 million copies
• Senior year marks the beginning of a new chapter
• Student of the Month is M.A.D
• 9/11 memorial plaza opened for 10th anniversary
• PPAS welcomes baseball and girls soccer
• Lady Eagles volleyball falls to New Covenant
• Eagles Soccer Team Continues Victory
• Students are evacuated to dorms as fire nears school
• New school year brings new changes
• Student officers elected at Pan American School
• De La Paz Middle School honor roll announced
• Santa Gertrudis celebrates Constitution Day
• Santa Gertrudis holds student council elections
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Dr. Jean Everet-Houser speaks at September Community Service Department meeting
• Locks of Love
• Garcia - Bazan
• First ever fishing trip a success
• Kingsville Yankees Semi-Pro baseball team joins SAMSBL
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Dove season 2011-12 Opening Weekend: North versus South
• Senior Citizen Center dining menu listed
• Howard B. Rankin
• Manuel M. Alaniz
• Drawn to Politics
• James D. ‘Mitch’ Mitchell
• Fall season brings ‘take-all patch/root rot’ and other lawn problems
• Conservation Conversation: Save on your fertilizer for nutrient needs
• Let them eat Windmills
• Trial verdict questioned
• Reminding of the importance of NAS Kingsville
• Bishop man killed in motorcycle accident on Hwy. 77
• Riviera residents reach water rate settlement
• Proposed Petronila wind farm meets opposition
• Kingsville man pleads guilty to July shooting
• County approves new budget, tax increase
• Local author holding book signing Tuesday
• Welcome Home, 370th
• 77Xpress takes second place at tourney
• Midweek Sports Notes
• Exclusive ‘HOG’ Dog on sale at Javelina home games
• Lions will be Cowboys’ final homecoming foe
• Panthers maul Badgers 48-6
• Brahmas fall to the Wildcats 44-0
• Undefeated Seahawks face Refugio Friday
• Beach cleanup volunteers find less trash than in past
• Gohlke earns bachelors degree from A&M-Corpus Christi
• Farm life exhibit shows changes in farm living over the past century
• Celebrating Constitution Day
• Harvey Elementary Living with Science Program
• Outstanding Texas students participate in 2011 Lone Star Leadership Academy Programs
• Jack Marvin Charles
• Robert Muniz
• Marjorie ‘Eloise’ Trafton
• Manuel P. Luera
• Nicolas G. Garza
• Livestock show exhibitors, validation dates posted
• ARK Pet of the Week
• September’s Garden Spot of the Month
• A&M-Kingsville students to perform dark play ‘Bethlehem’
• Four to receive Distinguished Alumni, Rising Star honors during 2011 homecoming celebration
• A&M-Kingsville professor receives award from national political science honor society
• What the president is not talking about
• Perry spars with field in Republican debate
• Drawn to Politics
• Rick Perry: The Big Hoss
• Crime Stoppers seeks info on tailgate thefts
• Commissioners approve sewer, water rate hike
• KSO to perform Sunday at Jones Auditorium
• Local artists works to highlight mental health
• Dry conditions keeping local fire crews busy
• King Ranch Saddle Shop hosting Leather Fiesta
• Skidmore man killed in accident near NAS
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Deadlines & Policies
• Senior Citizen Center dining menu listed
• 70th wedding anniversary celebrated
• Ricardo Baptist Church welcomes new pastor
• Lady Badgers varsity volleyball team shuts out Lady Bulldogs
• Weekend Sports Notes
• 2011 Kids’ Fishing Day results posted
• Rangel College of Pharmacy recognizes 87 new pharmacy students with annual White Coat Ceremony
• Luciana M. Hunter
• Antonia R. Saenz
• Guillermo Chapa
• DSU Alumni Association to honor Alumni Fellows Oct. 6
• Kingsville man survives rectal cancer at age 32, models to promote awareness
• Pronto Insurance ribbon cutting held
• Coastal Bend Farm and Ranch Show scheduled
• Business speaker to discuss websites that work
• The Cost of Texas’ severe drought
• Drawn to Politics
• The Trail of My Blood: A story of survival
• King Ranch Inc. appoints new board member
• Work completed on Bishop’s Amistad Park
• I-69 Committee waiting on funding decision
• Ranch Hand Breakfast donates $4,000 to La Posada
• Electrical equipment blamed for Country Luau fire
• Riviera trailer home struck by fire twice in 24 hours
• Campos sentenced to life for murder
• Lady Lions take first place
• Midweek Sports Notes
• Seahawks to be tested by Bulldogs
• Lions begin district play Friday
• Tigers top Badgers 28-0
• Brahmas deliver homecoming victory
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• SGA helps with School Suppy Drive
• John S. Gillett hosts Open House
• Final blood drive for the month of September
• Maria S. Olivares
• Elida S. Quintanilla
• Maria Ninfa De La Paz Diaz
• Nicolasa M. Salinas
• Preventing and treating fungal infections
• ARK Pet of the Week
• Garcia visits hometown
• Municipal Warrants Issued
• Soldiers bring in big catches from Baffin Bay during 2011 Heroes’ Cup Warrior’s Weekend
• Drawn to Politics
• State needs to invest in TAMUK
• The Manchurian President
• Officials, power company warn of job losses
• Bishop High School Homecoming Royalty
• H.M. King High School Homecoming Royalty
• Volunteers sought for Baffin Bay beach cleanup
• National Night Out set for Oct. 4 at J.K. Northway
• Rain provides cooler temperatures, little relief
• H.M. King graduate making her mark in the science world
• Grand jury passes on Wilson case
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Short n’ Sweet
• Senior Citizen Center dining menu listed
• Gonzalez - Rebmann
• 50th wedding anniversary celebrated
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Bishop’s Charles wins bronze at world event
• Farm and Ranch Show set for Oct. 6-7
• U.S. Water Conservation deserves a pat on the back
• Bishop CISD kicks off homecoming festivities
• A&M-Kingsville’s Santa Barraza has work on display in McAllen exhibit
• Community, churches and schools all benefit from traveling rummage sale
• A&M-Kingsville Architectural Engineering Program receives national accreditation
• Gabriel Michael Collins
• Ernestina G. Vilches
• Pedro Garza Perez
• Norma J. Harvey
• Literacy council hosts Scrabble tournament
• KISD shows off its pride at Homecoming
• Letters to the Editor
• Drawn to Politics
• Tejanos: Where we came from
• Kleberg Democrats to honor Solomon Ortiz
• City of Bishop adopts tax rate, budget
• TAMUK sets events for Hispanic Heritage Month
• Christus Spohn Kleberg unveils new Ida Larkin Clement ICU
• 400 applications received for Heights at Corral
• Border Patrol breaks ground on $32M facility
• Midweek Sports Notes
• 2011 Paddle for Parkinson’s
• Midweek Sports Notes
• 2011 Paddle for Parkinson’s
• Brahmas heartbreak by the lake, 30-27
• Seahawks still unbeaten after mauling Mustangs, 54-6
• Brahmas heartbreak by the lake, 30-27
• Seahawks still unbeaten after mauling Mustangs, 54-6
• Undefeated Lions take on War Eagles
• Badgers fall to Centurions, 20-7
• Undefeated Lions take on War Eagles
• Badgers fall to Centurions, 20-7
• A&M-Kingsville Dates to Remember
• First public astronomy viewing of the semester Sept. 22 at A&M-Kingsville
• A&M-Kingsville Dates to Remember
• ARK Pet of the Week
• First public astronomy viewing of the semester Sept. 22 at A&M-Kingsville
• ARK Pet of the Week
• Stargazing
• Stargazing
• Ryan earns degree from A&M College Station
• Local residents receive degrees at Texas State
• Ryan earns degree from A&M College Station
• Harvey Elementary holds open house
• Local residents receive degrees at Texas State
• Harvey Elementary holds open house
• Harrel Elementary shows their appreciation
• Harrel Elementary shows their appreciation
• Kingsville Boys & Girls Club, A&M Science Center College of Pharmacy collaborate to promote healthy living
• Kingsville Boys & Girls Club, A&M Science Center College of Pharmacy collaborate to promote healthy living
• Robert “Bob” Hayes
• Robert “Bob” Hayes
• Ernestina G. Vilches
• Karen Eileen Ford
• Ernestina G. Vilches
• Urain Garcia
• Karen Eileen Ford
• Urain Garcia
• Enrique Trevino Falcon Sr.
• Manuel M. Alaniz
• Enrique Trevino Falcon Sr.
• Blood drives listed
• Manuel M. Alaniz
• “100% Insured Champion” CHIP/Medicaid enrollment clinics underway
• Blood drives listed
• Kingsville Noon Lions Club attends closing ceremonies
• “100% Insured Champion” CHIP/Medicaid enrollment clinics underway
• Kingsville Noon Lions Club attends closing ceremonies
• Update from Congressman Farenthold
• Civility for thee, not me
• Update from Congressman Farenthold
• Drawn to Politics
• Civility for thee, not me
• Drawn to Politics
• Texas remembers 9/11 while fighting wildfires
• Warriors Weekend ends with tears, hugs for wounded soldiers
• Texas remembers 9/11 while fighting wildfires
• Warriors Weekend ends with tears, hugs for wounded soldiers
• County discusses cost of checkpoint cases
• Campos murder trial begins with 900 called for jury duty
• Kingsville commissioners approve tax rate
• City of Kingsville sets sales tax record
• Campos murder trial begins with 900 called for jury duty
• Local residents pause to remember 9/11
• City of Kingsville sets sales tax record
• Local residents pause to remember 9/11
• County discusses cost of checkpoint cases
• Kingsville commissioners approve tax rate
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Deadlines & Policies
• Brieden - Coleman
• 60th wedding anniversary celebrated
• Senior Citizen Center dining menu posted
• ‘The Smart Ruler’ is introduced
• Scholarship awarded
• School liaison officer provides local educators with workshop, tour of NAS Kingsville
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Low scores highlight golf tournament
• Charles A. Baker Jr.
• Rejino Guzman
• Jeanette Ellen Thompson
• Robert Muniz
• Roel Garza
• Luisa P. Rodriguez
• Rosalio V. Suarez
• Pneumonia vaccination campaign begins
• CASA volunteers sworn in
• Lions Club cooks up a fish fry
• Soil sampling underway
• Food drive a success
• College students recognized for their hard work on behalf of local non-profit groups
• Presbyterian Pan American says thanks
• Thanks to student leaders and citizens for school supply drive
• Veterans Post
• Drawn to Politics
• Remembering 9/11
• KISD lifts hiring freeze, posts for new positions
• Suspect rams police car, house during pursuit on city’s west side
• County commissioners still trimming budget
• City of Kingsville weighs three budget options
• Remembering 9/11: A survivor’s story
• ‘Freedom is not free’
• Fisherman’s delight
• Brahmas drop away game to Titans, 51-0
• Seahawks clip Eagles, 45-6
• Pirates sink Badgers, 46-6
• Lions soar over Yellowjackets, 30-6
• Fireworks go off for Pink Glove Dance event
• Vital Statistics
• Spending less time on tax compliance
• Drawn to Politics
• The Cohabitation Revolution
• Hundreds of new laws took effect Sept. 1
• Local celebrities ‘Serving up Justice’ for CASA
• Local Border Patrol Explorers group to host open house Sept. 21
• TAMUK to begin offering online MBA program in 2012
• King Ranch Saddle Shop to host ‘Leather Fiesta’
• Community events set for 9/11 memorials
• Accident leads to Bishop evacuation
• Grass fire threatens Pan Am
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• 50th wedding anniversary celebrated
• 50th wedding anniversary celebrated
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Kleberg County Adult Softball League Session II winners posted
• Senior Citizen Center dining menu posted
• Municipal Warrants Issued
• Gerald Robert Smith
• Ramona P. Puente
• Correction
• Free small business seminar planned
• Local chapter receives national recognition
• Area children invited to participate in A&M-Kingsville September 11 Memorial Program
• Drought limiting hay availability
• Water Quality Management Program
• Note of Thanks
• Drawn to Politics
• Tipping points, socialization and decision-making
• KISD approves $27.3M budget for 2011-2012
• Bishop considers $2.1M budget
• Community asked to help welcome Warriors
• Bishop CISD trustees approve $9.2 million budget
• Christus Spohn warns of increased snake activity
• Fire blamed on propane torch
• Residents can dispose of old tires for free Saturday
• ‘Meet the Board’ night
• Lions Club donates dictionaries
• Coastal Bend College students experience Puerto Rico during summer academic program
• Santa Gertrudis ISD prepares to ‘Rock the STAAR’
• ARK Pet of the Week
• Stargazing
• Arcelia A. Garza
• September blood drives listed
• Retired A&M-Kingsville professor honored in New Mexico Class
• Clement commissioned as Second Lieutenant
• 15 receive Wings of Gold
• Brahma midweek sports notes
• Lions victorious over Longhorns, 42-22
• Seahawks blank Badgers 56-0 in Battle of Hwy 77 rivalry
• Academy VB teams win tournaments
• Seahawk C.C. team places at meet
• Brahmas stumble to Trojans, 46-20
• Putting an end to record unemployment
• Drawn to Politics
• The Euro Disaster
• Busy Perry proclaims Nov. 8 date for election
• City talks budget cuts to lower rate
• Kleberg County Air Fair lifts off
• CASA celebrating 10 years with fundraising event
• TAMUK opens new $18M Mesquite Village West residence hall
• Revised schedules for Labor Day holiday
• 24-year-old arrested for bank bomb threats
• County sets 2011 proposed tax rate
• Fire burns lot on Sixth Street
• Emergency crews battle fire at A&R Builders Mart
• Lions route the Longhorns, 42-22
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Summer Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Team Wicked takes third
• Father, son share once in a lifetime experience
• Brush Country CCA to sponsor ‘The 2011 Kids’ Fishing Day’ Sept. 17
• Local Texans Jr. Cheerleaders perform at Houston Texans game
• Martinez earns nursing degree at A&M-Corpus Christi
• Utley - Castillo
• Dodds - Coates marriage vows recited
• Villarreal - Mendez
• Beverly Nielsen
• Virginia R. Flores
• Patricio Guzman Sr.
• Columbian Ladies Council No. 2623 installs officers
• Knights of Columbus Council No. 2623 CBA Officers installed
• NRCS announces recipients of Conservation Innovation Grants in Texas
• Congratulations to local boxer Oscar Cantu
• Gratitude expressed for fundraiser support
• Drawn to Politics
• Spohn Kleberg Foundation ceases operation
• High speed pursuit ends in arrest
• Kicking off the season
• Rain provides break from high temperatures
• Bishop City Council approves street improvement project
• Gonzales arrested on drug charges
• Rocking it ‘New School’
• Brahmas fall to Trojans, 46-20
• Seahawks blank Badgers, 56-0
• Rain causes rescheduling of Thursday night football
• Midweek Sports Notes
• Fishing for the limit
• Lady Brahmas’ new skipper brings plenty of experience
• Local football teams approach season openers
• Move-in Day at TAMUK
• TAMUK shuttle bus unveiled
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• Back to school shoe giveaway
• Fill the boat campaign
• Kleberg County Clerk’s office to be closed for four hours for training Thursday
• Sarai Nalia Salinas Grimaldo
• Valentin Trevino Falcon
• Enrique G. Alvarez
• Mary F. Rippstein
• Gloria Cantu Barrera
• Celia Tijerina Cantu
• Alberto Garcia Ramos
• ARK Pet of the Week
• Foreign persons must report U.S. agricultural land holdings
• Serving the community
• Training Squadron 21 (VT-21) volunteers reach out into the community
• Helping more Texans earn degrees
• Drawn to Politics
• The war on lemonade
• Campaigns occupy officials as business continues
• No comment from public on proposed tax increase
• Texas A&M-Kingsville named StormReady
• KISD may outsource custodian services
• County commissioners talk finances, budget
• Kleberg Air Fair gets last-minute addition
• Fire destroys Kingsville home Saturday
• Fatal accident forces South Creek evacuation
• Back to School for Kingsville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• U.S. Highway 77 re-opens
• U.S. Highway 77 to be closed through the night
• Short n’ Sweet
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• LifeWay Women brings Beth Moore’s inspiring message to women around the world on Sept. 10
• Summer Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Thanks for everything
• USSSA World Series Champ
• Seahawks gearing up for season
• Let’s go fly a kite
• Epiphany school, church staff and supporters get ready for the new school year to begin
• Epiphany students ready for school
• New afterschool pick up procedures at Ricardo ISD
• Celia T. Cantu
• Bobby Valdez
• Francis Ortegon
• Jose Rene Ochoa
• Municipal Warrants Issued
• Dollar General, J.R. Perez Elementary School Supply Drive
• U.S. Department of Treasury announces funds to spur $466 million in new lending to Texas small businesses, help create jobs
• The Texas drought
• Restoring consent – Again
• Drawn to Politics
• The elephant in the ‘Obama Care’ courtroom
• Tips sought in Brown’s burglary
• 18-wheeler struck by train
• Barbecue fundraiser nets $1,000 for ESD 3
• Second Annual Kleberg Air Fair set for Aug. 27
• Colburn sentenced to 20 years in prison
• Appraisal district board approves reduced budget
• HMK fine arts building to be named for Molina
• Design for new HMK high school approved
• Lady Seahawks volleyball team young this season
• Weeks 1 and 2 summer football review
• H.M. King hosts summer tennis camp
• KFD trains for confined spaces
• Caitlynn Marie Prukop Scholarship recipients named
• Driscoll ISD sees stars for the new school year
• American Legion officers named, scholarship winners announced
• Aschenbrenner completes basic military training
• ARK Pet of the Week
• Four NASK Sailors selected to join CPO ranks
• Local school supplies drive successful
• Mary Goff
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• Gillett hosts in-service conference
• Maria Gonzalez
• Estella B. Perez
• Juanita Cano
• Exploring the wonders of East Texas
• Drawn to Politics
• The AA+ Presidency
• Perry declares candidacy in presidential race
• KISD staff head out into the community
• Border Patrol seizes 10K pounds of marijuana
• Appraisal district set to approve 2012 budget
• Kleberg County Adopt- A-Beach to be Sept. 24
• Tips sought in tire vandalism near university
• Sales tax holiday set for this weekend
• Local sales tax numbers continue upward swing
• Fire officials: No danger from grassfire near URI site
• County consolidating precincts for next election
• CBC-Kingsville resumes classes
• CBC-Kingsville cancels classes
• Summer Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Kingsville native releases music CD ‘Look At Me’
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• I’m great, too!
• Horseshoe tourney winners announced
• Weekend Sports Notes
• It’s a girl!
• Senior Citizen dining menu posted
• Garcia - Hurt marriage vows recited
• Search for Mrs. Kingsville 2012
• 50th wedding anniversary celebrated
• 4-H enrollment underway
• Free back to school hair cuts
• Conservation practices to minimize drought conditions
• Graciela Saenz
• Israel Gallegos
• Camp Conner
• Maria F. Gonzalez
• Cruise ship tourism could mean big revenue for area
• Legislation preventing sexting signed into law
• Texas poll shows support for public school funding
• Drawn to Politics
• The importance of lessening dependence on foreign oil
• Presbyterian Pan Am discusses expansion
• City of Bishop raising tax collections
• Manhunt for alleged sex offender ends
• CBC going mobile with nursing program training lab
• Riviera ISD selects lone finalist for superintendent
• Kleberg, Nueces drought draws federal attention
• Loving the game
• Bishop’s Guzman signs with CBC
• Fonseca wins third MMA fight
• Timeout: Tale of the Tape
• Community Notes
• Byron Franklin Fullerton
• Ofelia Cavazos Longoria
• ARK Pet of the Week
• Texas Democratic Women organizing Kleberg County Chapter
• A&M-Kingsville sponsors reading enrichment camp
• Debt ceiling: A step in the right direction
• Drawn to Politics
• Reagan the Statesman
• Record-setting heat, lack of rain prompt actions
• Law Enforcement Explorers attend Border Patrol academy
• TCEQ fines City of Kingsville $10,600
• Kingsville police bust local store owner for synthetic pot
• TAMUK named in top 20 percent of colleges
• Back to School...
• Kleberg County rate to increase by 5.54 cents
• City, county propose tax rate increases
• Constellations
• Constellations
• Texas Tech professor honored for her writing
• Hayden - Posas
• Texas Tech professor honored for her writing
• Hayden - Posas
• Walker - Breaux
• Walker - Breaux
• Summer Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Cantu finishes trials in top four
• Summer Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Week one’s pigskin practices
• Cantu finishes trials in top four
• Week one’s pigskin practices
• Bryon Franklin Fullerton
• Senior Citizen Center dining menu posted
• Bryon Franklin Fullerton
• Many turn out for National Night Out at TAMUK
• Senior Citizen Center dining menu posted
• Many turn out for National Night Out at TAMUK
• Municipal Warrants Issued
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• Municipal Warrants Issued
• ID Discovery Channel films locally
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• ID Discovery Channel films locally
• BASH manager returns from voluntary Afghanistan duty
• Language and literature instructor Marco Íñiguez Alba awarded general education teacher award
• BASH manager returns from voluntary Afghanistan duty
• Language and literature instructor Marco Íñiguez Alba awarded general education teacher award
• Harrel’s Kingsville Pharmacy holds first book signing in its 95-year history; author returns to hometown to debut new book
• Master Gardener course scheduled
• Feds, farmers and friends feed families
• Harrel’s Kingsville Pharmacy holds first book signing in its 95-year history; author returns to hometown to debut new book
• Buy-back programs: Profitable or Compromising?
• Feds, farmers and friends feed families
• Letters to the Editor
• Buy-back programs: Profitable or Compromising?
• Drawn to Politics
• Letters to the Editor
• Drawn to Politics
• Master Gardener course scheduled
• Gov. Perry announces creation of Western Governors University Texas
• TAMUK warns of unauthorized poster
• Gov. Perry announces creation of Western Governors University Texas
• Community celebrates ‘National Night Out’
• TAMUK warns of unauthorized poster
• Community celebrates ‘National Night Out’
• USDA approves $1M grant for Ricardo
• USDA approves $1M grant for Ricardo
• Bishop EDC talks street improvements
• Bishop EDC talks street improvements
• City of Driscoll considering tax increase
• Farenthold defends vote on debt ceiling increase
• City of Driscoll considering tax increase
• TAMUK releases Wilson report
• Farenthold defends vote on debt ceiling increase
• Bringing home the harvest
• TAMUK releases Wilson report
• Bringing home the harvest
• Kingsville Youth Soccer players participate in events
• Cantu in mustwin situation
• Medlock takes second
• Cantu in must win situation
• 77Xpress wins south zone national title
• ‘Operation Fill the Boat with School Supplies’ underway
• Delfina Montalvo Hernandez
• Daniel Alaniz
• Dora Elia Martinez
• New simplified vehicle registration fee structure starts in September
• ‘Teen Time’ planned at First United Methodist in Bishop
• Retired teacher donates family anthology to local public library
• From consumption to production
• Drawn to Politics
• RICH LOWRY COLUMN
• Business of Texas not on hold for debt decision
• Fundraisers set Saturday for ESD No. 3 in Bishop
• Robert J. Kleberg Library readers party on the WILD side
• Two guilty in death of Kingsville man
• Kleberg County jail addition passes inspection
• TAMUK investigating city commissioner’s computer use
• Nearly 40 apply for RISD superintendent spot
• Four KISD schools rated unacceptable
• King Star Baptist Church to host Fun Fest
• Student ministry meetings set
• CASA volunteers sworn in
• Ilse - Berger marriage vows exchanged
• 25th wedding anniversary celebrated
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Summer Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Riviera student graduates from Trinity University
• Local students among graduates at Texas State
• Parental Involvement
• Reading to the children
• TAMUK Dates to Remember posted
• ‘National Night Out’ set for Aug. 2 in Kingsville
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Girl Scout Troop attends Scuba Camp
• South Texas Rattlers finish second
• Fred William Gillespie
• Cleotilde G. Flores
• Air traffic controller retirement marks 20 years of dedicated service
• USDA announces last call for producers to file AGI forms with the IRS
• Conservation Conversation: Ranch Management Clinic set for Aug. 4
• Taking a look downtown
• Drawn to Politics
• Gov. Perry: Our budget positions Texas for continued job creation and prosperity
• Missing teenage girl returns home
• Rep. Lozano talks ‘Eggs and Issues’
• KISD approves sale of $15 bonds for HMK
• Kleberg Hispanic Chamber honors local leaders
• $10,700 in 8-liner money seized near Driscoll
• City of Bishop amends 8-liner ordinance
• Colston facility changing lives in Kleberg County
• NWS warns Don may be bringing tornadoes
• Kingsville Elks announce Labor Day Golf tournament
• Timeout!
• Football, volleyball practices begin Monday
• Kingsville Swim Team member heads to state meet
• Local students named to Texas A&M Corpus Christi Dean’s List
• National FFA scholarship awarded to local student
• Kingsville residents make Texas State Dean’s List
• Oral reading competition results
• Kingsville educators enhance math, science teaching skills at Mickelson ExxonMobil Teachers Academy
• A&M-Kinsgville Dotterweich College of Engineering ranked 12th in the nation for awarding degrees to Hispanics
• Jenkins deploys for third tour
• Israel S. Garza
• Patrick Harrison Butler
• The time for posturing is over
• Drawn to Politics
• Impl au sibl e ame ndme nt
• Implausible amendment
• Dewhurst announces candidacy for U.S. Senate
• County working on tax rate
• City Commission reviewing RV park
• Bench at city’s Xeriscape Park vandalized
• New surgeon opens practice at Christus Spohn Kleberg
• Officials to discuss I-69 progress Thursday
• 20-year-old charged with six vehicle burglaries
• New city manager aims for more transparency
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Teen Time on Thursdays
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• Rodriguez - Gonzalez
• 50th wedding anniversary celebrated
• Summer Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Wolfpack headed to state tournament
• Oscar’s quest for Olympic Gold
• Kleberg Elementary honor roll listed
• KISD pre-kindergarten registration rescheduled
• St. Paul Lutheran School honor roll listed
• St. Paul star students honored
• Ready for first grade
• Alumni Association scholarship recipients
• ‘No Le Hace’ scholarship fishing tournament results
• Ignacio G. Agado Sr.
• Arnulfo Rubio Gonzalez
• Ronald E. Montgomery
• Municipal Warrants Issued
• Grand Jury Indictments released
• Epiphany Episcopal School Board of Trustees
• Texas A&M-Kingsville schedules summer commencement
• 14th Texas Silver-Haired Legislature convenes in Austin
• AEP Texas donates $25,000 to A&M-Kingsville
• Conservation Conversation: Environmental benefits of conservation tillage
• Thanks, but the mayor, city commission ignores you
• Drawn to Politics
• Pledging to work toward a stronger future
• Lawmakers deserve passing grade, but not by much
• KPD searching for missing teenage girl
• Kingsville restaurants to ‘Go Texan’
• Salazar indicted for Canino murder
• A passion for painting
• KISD board tables staff reorganization
• Bishop City Council talks park, water tower renovations
• 12 file for top position at RISD
• Kingsville Independent School District pre-k-4 registration set
• St. Paul readers
• Kleberg Elementary honor roll announced
• Titans headed to big tourney
• Woodrow C. ‘Woody’ Hicks Jr. tourney results
• Cernosek signs with CBC
• Mark James McQueen
• William Charles English
• Zulema Garcia- Martinez
• Mary Frances Doggett
• Luther Creason Young III
• Guadalupe G. Guevara
• Genaro M. Cavazos
• NASA’s proud legacy must continue
• Drawn to Politics
• The not-sogood bargain
• Governor signs ‘fracking’ transparency bill
• Navy Training Air Wing TWO holds change of command
• Tips sought in tire theft on Corral Street
• City commissioners meet to discuss budget
• KPD training brings bright ideas to low-light scenarios
• Work on two county buildings nearly done
• Searching for rock bottom at Lake LaCour
• BREAKING NEWS: Kingsville Police searching for missing teen
• Kingsville Titans heading to regional tourney
• Cernosek signs letter of intent with CBC
• Arevalo named HMK baseball coach
• Summer Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Allen named pastor of FBC College Station
• From Minnesota to Kingsville: Allison finds a new hometown
• Kingsville Symphony Orchestra gives rousing performance
• Becerra- Dyer Engaged
• Garcia - Robinette marriage vows recited
• County Agent’s Corner: Tree Lice
• Ranch management clinic set for Aug. 4
• Biotechnology and the growth of conservation tillage
• Senior Citizen Dining Menu
• Jerry Haynes
• Pedro Maldonado Jr.
• Schoonover earns specialist certification
• 2012 Playhouse of Design Calendars
• Perry credits Coastal Bend economy for growth
• Drawn to Politics
• Riviera ISD begins search for new superintendent
• TAMUK working to merge departments
• Arrest made in public library robbery
• It’s time for Kingsville residents to become ‘outliers’
• Tips offered to prevent recreational water illness
• Bishop EDC planning $194K in street improvements
• New helicopter company stationed at NASK
• Santa Gertrudis Academy High School student receives rodeo scholarship
• Overdoing the bluffet
• Pros hope online poker comes back
• Poker advice from the pros
• Teen Only Swim times set
• Outdoor Movie Night Friday
• Pilot for a day
• Corrections
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• Stargazing
• Patricia Ann VanPelt
• Jayden Zarek Tullos
• Rita Berru Velasquez
• Ernesto Bernal
• Municipal Warrants Issued
• We must ensure pay for our military
• Yes, we can enforce
• Drawn to Politics
• Governor calls EPA rule ‘federal overreach’
• Tips sought in vehicle vandalism around town
• County approves jail generator purchase
• Kingsville man guilty of indecency with a child
• Local sales tax numbers drop
• City Commission considers bids
• Sister of murder victim thanks jury for guilty verdict
• One dead, six injured in scouting trip wreck
• Summer Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Animal Shelter Pets of the Week
• Ricardo Elementary School honor roll listed
• Outstanding Accelerated Readers
• Riviera Telephone Company Inc. awards $110,000 in scholarships
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Phil Neessen Automotive Spring Pinewood Derby
• Parker - Hunter marriage vows recited
• Father McKenzie celebrates 25th Priesthood Anniversary
• Another uphill task for Bulls
• H.M. King Summer Tennis Camp 2011
• Cicada or Locusts
• Be prepared: Reentry Plan – Post Hurricane Landfall
• Conservation Conversation: Recreating the prairie soil cycle
• Leopoldo G. Perez
• Fred Monroe McQueen
• Samuel Gonzalez Jr.
• Josie L. Coleman
• Ramona G. Munoz
• From the classroom to the medical room
• Bishop CISD trustees focus on leadership
• Texas' economic leadship due to our leadership in limited government policies
• City of Driscoll approves ordinance for 8-liners
• RV park approved by city zoning commission
• County Commissioners discuss delinquent taxes
• Bishop strip club still awaiting hearing
• Kleberg Park gets facelift thanks to Houston-area teens
• Community mourns passing of Leo Perez
• Ortega given life in prison for murder
• De La Paz Middle School honor roll posted
• Gillett Intermediate School honor roll announced
• Ricardo Elementary School science fair results listed
• Local bodybuilder pumping up for competition
• Memorial Middle School unveils first district tennis banner
• Josie L. Coleman
• Thelma Fay Johnson
• Epiphany School Rummage Sale set for July 9
• Spainhour named VFW Voice of Democracy scholarship recipient
• Library Summer Enjoyment
• Military News
• Farewell Reception
• Urban Xeriscape Garden selected as the Garden Spot of the Month
• Bringing Americans together
• Obama and the future
• Special session ends with rough final day
• Kingsville’s Elva Short named Ms. Coastal Bend Senior Queen
• Kingsville celebrates the Fourth of July
• End of Summer Party planned for library
• Caesar Street to get new overpass as part of I-69
• Kleberg County named natural disaster area
• More details released in 8-liner raids near Bishop
• Aurora Perez
• Lucilla B. Aguilar
• Catherine V. Engle
• Edith Ann Cress
• Dora Lee Cruz
• Sotera R. Barrera
• ELKS AUXILIARY DONATION
• Blood drives for July released
• Classic ‘Princess and The Pea’ fairytale gets a new twist in A&M-Kingsville production of musical ‘Once Upon A Mattress’
• Timeout!
• Kingsville boxing report
• Epiphany School honor roll posted
• SPEED DRILL CHAMPS
• Perez Elementary honor roll listed
• NEW EQUIPMENT HELPS TO FIGHT DRUG TRAFFICKING TRICKS
• Kingsville Crime Stoppers seeks information on recent burglaries
• Texas constables trained in law enforcement management
• TWC offers tips for summer hiring
• Perry is no George Bush
• Legislature sputters into final week of session
• Local Girl Scouts send cookies to troops
• Reminder: Revised schedules for July 4
• BCISD extends superintendent’s contract
• City of Kingsville receives positive audit
• Kingsville Symphony Orchestra welcomes new conductor
• Fourth of July events set for Saturday
• Kingsville Police investigating stabbing
• County working to trim budget
• Summertime swim fun
• KISD’s Top Ten Club
• Summer Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Photo
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Photo
• Photo
• Mata - Vela
• Knights of Columbus Council No. 2623 honors Augustin L. Trevino
• Photo
• Two arrested for alleged cocaine possession
• Photo
• Semi-pro baseball tryouts set
• ‘No Le Hace’ scholarship fishing tournament results
• Lions approach season five
• Cantu qualifies for 2012 Olympic Trials
• Bob Hudman
• Lynwood G. Weiss Jr.
• What’s on your plate?
• Macular degeneration progress can be slowed
• A guide to the stars for July 2011
• Pesticide license
• Photo
• Feds, farmers and friends feed families
• Gov. Rick Perry signs legislation protecting Texas workers’ right to self-defense
• Employers continue to look to Texas as the best state to do business
• Cartoon
• Fire on Richard Street leaves eight without a home
• NATO allies must bear brunt of responsibility, cost for Libya, not U.S. taxpayers
• July 4 holiday closings, trash schedule released
• Library holds open house for new WiFi service
• Final payment made on Harvey Elementary
• Kleberg County jail fails inspection
• Kingsville Orchestra to perform July 4
• Havner considering RISD board’s resignation offer
• Jury finds Ortega guilty of Garcia murder
• Driscoll Elementary School honor roll listed
• Driscoll Middle School honor roll posted
• Nanny Elementary’s kindergarten class tours South Texas Pleistocene Fossils collection at A&M-Kingsville
• Harvey Elementary honor roll listed
• NEW PLAYGROUND
• SCHOLARSHIP AWARDED
• Ace Wilbur McCullough
• St. Gertrude will get new pastor July 1
• Thomas L. Olson Jr.
• Gilbert Reyes
• Father McKenzie celebrates 25th Anniversary of Ordination
• Benefit fundraiser set
• TC Wolves dominate tourney
• H.M. King Speed Camp
• Kingsville boxing report
• Football authority: Badgers, Seahawks will miss playof fs
• Municipal Warrants Issued
• Vital Statistics
• 2011 DIVA pageant planned for June 25
• Our founders, the realists
• Governor releases list of decisions on legislation
• Two arrested in Kleberg Elementary break-in
• Kleberg’s Muzyczynes named Airport Managers of the Year
• RISD board approves $300K in cuts
• Testimony ongoing in Ortega murder trial
• Group petitioning to rename Amistad Park
• Hot weather doesn't have to bring tragedy
• Deadlines & Policies
• Annual Bunko Party set for June 21
• Photo
• It’s a boy!
• Photo
• Poetry and short story contest results
• Photo
• Photos
• Summer Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• H.M. King business/marketing students recognize employers at appreciation banquet
• Photo
• Texas A&M-Kingsville’s Dick and Mary Lewis Kleberg College of Agriculture names outstanding students
• Summer employee joins Kingsville staff
• Brahma Weekend Sports Notes
• Charles wins another national title
• Trujillo named A&M-Kingsville women’s basketball coach
• Seahawk summer pigskin
• Gutierrez becomes Lady Brahmas’ second ever head softball coach
• Clayton Jerome Bailey
• Esther Dolores Garza
• Veterans Affairs Health Care seminar set
• Local media named to 2011 Media Honor Roll
• Blue Water Navy and Agent Orange
• Gov. Perry again renews state disaster proclamation due to ongoing wildfire threat
• Cartoons
• The meaning of a father’s love
• Teacher held in Kleberg jail for sex with student
• New details in 14th Street bicycle accident
• RISD board offers no decision on Havner
• Kleberg Library introducing WiFi
• City Attorney: No referendum available for RV park vote
• Reminded of the lessons from dad on Father’s day
• Navy investigating T-45 crash near George West
• Testimony begins in Ortega murder trial
• Local H.S. football players polish-up on skills
• Crunch time for Oscar
• Driscoll students artwork to be featured in ‘Celebrating Art’ art book
• ‘CELEBRATING ART’
• BPA KINGSVILLE CHAPTER VISITS THE CAPITOL
• MEET THE 2011-2012 BISHOP HIGH SCHOOL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS
• Christus Spohn Cancer Program earns praise, national recognition
• Knights of Columbus Council 2623 hosts weekly fundraising charity bingo games
• Christus Spohn Hospital Kleberg Laboratory passes stringent inspection
• Association of Family Farms and Businesses applauds Representative Blake Farenthold for supporting bi-partisan estate tax repeal legislation
• Misplaced bailout pride
• Education, health care funding bills head toward passage
• Alleged copper theives arrested
• CBC Kids ‘Going Green’
• Juneteenth event to be held Saturday
• $38,000 donated toward 1909 H.M.K.
• Sales tax numbers in area continue to climb
• Two arrested after meth lab found in infant’s room
• Commissioners ban aerial fireworks
• Summer Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Volunteers help bake and pack cookies, other items for Operation Cookie
• Engagement
• Engagement
• Felder - Fecht marriage vows exchanged
• Thomas - Schroff marriage vows recited
• Memorial CAP cadet honored
• Photo
• Kleberg County farmer wins $2,500 for Riviera Kaufer FFA through America’s Farmers Grow Communities Program
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Memorial cadets assist with Beach to Bay Relay
• Lions’ off-season in full swing
• Photo
• Jose Yuma Jr.
• Municipal Warrants Issued
• Roly-Poly explosion
• Yard sale tips
• Conservation compliance ensures benefits
• Photo
• Eagle honors for Cox and Brown
• Rep. Lozano issues legislative summary
• Cartoons
• Current economic situation is no ‘bump in the road’
• Plans for downtown Kingsville continuing
• The perfect family: Hernandez family hasn’t missed a day
• Bishop CISD campuses receive TEA awards
• Teenager on bike struck by car on 14th Street
• URI vs. county lawsuit ongoing
• Kent appointed interim principal at H.M. King HS
• Stand up and CHEER!!!!
• Arnold Alvarez KHS ‘65 scholarship recipients
• Meet the HMK NHS 2011-2012 officers
• Strubhart named Noe Truan Memorial Scholarship recipient
• COLLEGE FOOTBALL BOUND
• Javs earn seven All-America honors
• Bishop Lillion E. Luehrs junior high tennis teams sweep district titles
• CAP CADETS FROM MEMEMORIAL PRESENT COLORS AT HOOKS GAME
• Kleberg County Parks Session II Adult Softball League registration underway
• 77XPRESS CELEBRATE 100TH CONSECUTIVE TOURNEY GAME WIN
• STRINGER OF FISH
• ‘El Oso’ to fight the ‘Freight Train’
• Coastal Bend Blood Center blood drives announced
• Jack Paul Leon
• Viola M. Lopez
• Andres C. Flores
• Marianela Guajardo
• BOXING CLUB RECOGNIZED
• MEET THE 2011-2012 BLUEBONNET DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS
• ROTARY CLUB RECIPIENTS HONORED
• College for kids offers summer classes for sixth through eighth graders
• A&M-Kingsville named Outstanding Partner to Hill Country Elementary School
• Dr. Alberto Ruiz appointed as Dean of the College of Education and Human Performance
• Giving Back To the Soldiers
• Kingsville Elks to hold Flag Day Ceremony
• DONATION
• Alternative energy boosts economy
• Forgetting about jobs
• Unfinished business the target of special session
• Obregon receives Key Club Scholarship
• Riviera High School honors graduates
• Burglars break in to Kleberg Elementary
• Bishop HS graduates walk the stage to receive diplomas
• City Commission gives green light to RV park
• RISD board quiet on superintendent’s contract
• Bishop High School DECA hosts Employer Appreciation Banquet
• Deadlines & Policies
• June blood drives announced
• Buffaloe - Cantu
• 50th wedding anniversary celebrated
• Our Lady of Good Counsel hosts rosary dedication
• Student receives letter from President Barack H. Obama
• Santa Gertrudis ISD student selected for Lone Star Leadership Academy
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Student leaders, organizations honored for their work
• Summer Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Photo
• Plenty of Lady Seahawks on all-district team
• Photo
• L.E. Ramey benefit tourney winners announced
• Lady Lions acquire all-district selections
• Lady Badgers and coach make all-district
• Lady Brahmas achieve all-district honors
• Navigating a short sale
• Local input needed for conservation
• Thomas R. Steen
• Phyllis E. Laurel
• Ricardo ISD to participate in Summer Food Service Program
• Photo
• Photo
• Issues in the city, county should be addressed
• Community support for L.E. Ramey appreciated
• Drawn to Politics
• RV park developer runs into another stumbling block
• Dead body found on Bus. Hwy. 77 in Kingsville
• J.P. Luby stabbing still under investigation
• Residents gather ideas for downtown
• AG defends students’ right to express religious views
• Local officials conduct tabletop exercise
• Two arrested in drug raid
• Superintendents want equal state funding for Region 2
• Electric Safety & Severe Storms
• The Electric Power Restoration Process
• NOAA hurricane outlook indicates an above-normal Atlantic season
• Health and kinesiology professor honored for dissertation work by the National Association for Sport and Physical Education
• Charles W. Clements
• Feliciano R. Gonzalez
• Jack Carlisle
• Emily Jo Pollard
• Wilcox hopes to build unity through speed camp
• Badger Beat: Badgers’ playoff run ends in regional semi-finals
• Tony Munoz-Loera
• Eileen L. Nix
• Lady Lions’ season ends at region finals
• Magazine ranks A&M-Kingsville 33rd in the nation for bachelor’s degrees awarded to Hispanics; 37th for master’s degrees
• CLEAN UP
• Pen Is Mightier Than The Sword
• Security officer marks 42-years of federal service with retirement ceremony
• JoshFest organizers grateful for community’s help
• Congrats! You’re in debt
• State budget knocked down as session ends
• Diplomas awarded to Santa Gertrudis Academy graduates
• Lozano named Freshman Legislator of the Year
• CCPD investigating stabbing at J.P. Luby
• Kleberg County honors the fallen on Memorial Day
• Class of 2011: ‘The best Kingsville has to offer’
• VFW hosting Memorial Day event Monday
• PARAPROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION
• Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi graduates listed
• Kaufer High School fifth six weeks honor roll announced
• Stargazing
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Short n’ Sweet
• Weaver - Grossman marriage vows recited
• Wolter – Cather
• 50th wedding anniversary celebrated
• Irma Rangel College of Pharmacy celebrates Class of 2011 commencement
• New Christus Spohn CEO meets with Spohn Kleberg staff
• Breast feeding has benefits for baby and mother
• Seahawks celebrate year in sports
• Retired teachers award scholarships
• Municipal warrants issued
• Morales finishes second at nationals
• Nueces Electric Cooperative manager receives professional engineering license
• Conservation Conversation
• County Agent’s Corner
• Local ‘Stars’ honored
• State Capital HIGHLIGHTS
• Political Cartoon
• On Memorial Day, honor those who gave their all
• Coastal Bend College hosting Kids College
• Texas Historical Commission seeking community input
• Man arrested with stolen rifle, car, credit cards
• Escobar: County is in financial trouble
• Former County Attorney Isassi sentenced VFW hosting Memorial Day event Monday
• 100 years of education in the Wild Horse Desert
• Former County Attorney Isassi sentenced
• PRIDE CLUB SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS AWARDED
• Sixth grader Andrew Pena is ‘One in Six Million’
• May Garden Spot of the Month
• H.M. KING SOPHOMORE OF THE YEAR
• Petra Leal Ramirez
• Donald F. Shackelford
• MEET THE 2011-2012 BISHOP LUEHRS JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS
• Academy returns to Region IV Finals following third straight sweep
• Badgers sweep Bulldogs out of playoffs
• Four named employees of the year at Texas A&M University-Kingsville
• The dream of property ownership is secure
• THE RICH LOWRY COLUMN
• State budget close to passage in final week
• CPS expresses interest in old Exxon building
• H.M. King graduation set for this weekend
• Ceremonies planned to mark Memorial Day
• More than 100 turn out for Third Annual Recycle Kingsville Day Saturday
• Two new trustees sworn in for Bishop CISD
• RISD’s superintendent suspended with pay
• Third Annual Recycle Kingsville Day scheduled Saturday, May 21
• Memorial Day rosary set
• Photo
• First Baptist Church Children’s Choirs celebrate end of the year
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• Photo
• Photo
• Drama camp scheduled at Texas A&M-Kingsville
• Five honored as distinguished students during spring commencement
• Photo
• Louise Haskett
• Ken Estes
• Annette Milam
• Harrell Gray Austin
• Arnold Acuna
• Photo
• Brahmas to host summer camps
• Venado District to hold Spring Round-Up
• Seahawks to participate in all-star game
• Brahmas wrap up spring football
• Funding priorities needed for Conservation Program
• Paint, plants and ExxonMobil volunteers freshen-up the Boys & Girls Club of Kingsville
• PDAP receives monetary donation
• Boy Scouts Mesquite and Venado District receive donations from local agencies
• The Woman’s Club of Kingsville holds last general meeting for the year
• Marc Cisneros Center for Young Children Employees of the Year honored
• Letters to the Editor
• Drawn to Politics
• Bank owes millions to wronged veterans
• Kleberg County is adding jobs, now let’s add residents
• KISD Board of Trustees votes to postpone reduction in force
• County Commissioners lift burn ban
• Trash pickup schedule revised for holiday
• Gomez sentenced to 25 years in prison
• 2011 Salute to Seniors
• Improvements coming to Bishop’s Amistad Park
• City and county fued over jail improvements
• ST. PAUL STAR STUDENTS HONORED
• ST . PAUL STAR STU DENTS HONORE
• Harvey Student Places at Coastal Bend Sc ience Fair
• Harvey Elementary Celebrates Volunteers
• JOS H JOHNSON SCHOLARS HIPS AWAR DED
• Brownie Girl Scout Troop No. 9216 raises funds for scouting events
• Arnold Alvarez scholarship recipients named
• Dean Ash Memorial Baffin Bay Shoot-Out fishing tourney set
• Local basketball, football players to participate in all-star games
• Badger baseball advances to regional quarterfinal round of playoffs
• Another sweep by Lady Lions
• Texas A&M-Kingsville sees 549 cross stage during spring commencement
• RETIREMENT
• Kristie J. Canino
• Emily Jo Pollard
• ARK rescue, clinic to host Open House
• Texas still at the forefront of energy picture
• Political Cartoon
• THE RICH LOWRY COLUMN
• 2012 - 2013 state budget remains unfinished
• Kleberg Elementary hosts Folklorico Fiesta
• Local mariachi group performing at DMC
• Aguilar retains seat as Driscoll mayor
• New faces for Bishop city, school board
• Trash pickup schedule revised for holiday
• 'I have no tears left'
• May 14 Election Results
• Meet the Texas A&M-Kingsville Fall 2011 Student Teachers
• Books presented to library
• Photo
• Photo
• Photo
• Nanny Elementary honor roll listed
• Photo
• Photo
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Photo
• Deadlines & Policies
• Photo
• KPD chaplain attends basics course in Huntsville
• Bishop’s Gonzalez to play for CBC
• County judge attends orientation for new judges
• College of Business Administration to present small business seminar
• Auditions set for summer musical ‘Once Upon A Mattress’ at Texas A&M-Kingsville
• Badgers baseball wins game one in area playoffs
• Photo
• Photos
• Brahmas celebrate spring sports
• Clarence E. King
• Alma D. Shanks
• Arnoldo Moralez
• Marcelo Mario Cavazos
• Manuel S. Herrera
• Gonzala V. Garcia
• Excess moisture in the garden
• Issues affecting local citizens
• Mahler, Guevara receive outstanding awards
• Municipal Warrants Issued
• Hot check warrant roundup starts Monday
• Cartoons
• Texas graduations mark great achievements
• Less spending, not more, leads to prosperity
• A need for Rain
• Early voting numbers strong for Bishop
• Bishop City Council OKs 8-liner ordinance
• OLD KING HIGH SCHOOL RESTORATION PROJECT
• Salazar arrested for Ricardo murder
• The Olde Tyme Faire
• Leadership Kingsville grads tour NAS Kingsville
• MARTIAL ARTS
• TAMUK STUDENT WINS MATCH
• Season ends for Lady Brahmas
• Bishop Badgers and Lady Badgers playoff report
• Lady Lions move on
• Band sign-up to be held Saturday
• Graduating students receive ring as symbol of university years
• NAS Kingsville SAPR Advocates Present Check To South Texas Women’s Shelter
• Cap, gown scholarship fundrasier set for Friday
• Perez Elementary School honor roll posted
• Ricardo Elementary UIL participants
• Memorial Middle School honor roll listed
• VILLARREAL RETIRES
• Felisa Bautista Ybarra
• Apolonio Barrera Sr.
• Agapito R. Trevino
• Frank John Gaia Jr.
• PROTECTING TEXAS SENIORS FROM COUNTERFEIT CHECK SCAMS
• A victory for America
• End of session slowdown mires pending litigation
• Palmer Drug Abuse Program hosts annual walk
• L.E. Ramey golf tourney set for May 21
• Community rallying to support 19-year-old diagnosed with cancer
• Nearly 300 vote early in Bishop
• Gonzales named Professional of the Year
• The City of Bishop celebrates with annual ‘Olde Tyme Faire’
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Mariachi’s to perform at Templo Betel Mother’s Day service
• Senior Center menu posted
• It’s a boy!
• Photo
• University Women’s Club hosts annual spring luncheon, business meeting
• Photo
• St. Paul honor roll listed
• Photo
• De La Paz honor roll posted
• Harvey Elementary School honor roll announced
• Photo
• Photo
• Sarita Elementary School honor roll listed
• Photo
• Photo
• 25 receive Wings of Gold at largest TW-2 winging ceremony in years
• Bullets take first place undefeated
• Pony League’s Champion Angels team wins doubleheader
• Betty Huntington
• Dora H. Garza
• Henry E. Slinkard
• David Guerra
• Jose Munoz Jr.
• Clarence E. King
• Isabel L. Camarillo
• Randall Cabrera
• Cutter ants on the rise
• Students learn about conservation in Kenedy County
• Photo
• Photo
• Photo
• Michalk earns ‘Wings of Gold’
• A&I Alumni should offer support, not criticism
• TWC Chairman criticizes Washington’s budget decisions
• Cartoon
• Meaningful spending reform must be passed before debt ceiling vote
• Guest Perspective: Cinco De Mayo celebration a success
• For some, Mother’s Day is more than a day
• KPD seeks tips on recent burglaries
• TAMUK holding spring commencement Friday
• Barnhart loses appeal, sentenced to jail
• Residents show support for high school JROTC program
• KISD board approves reduction in force
• Kingsville Celebrates Cinco de Mayo
• Ricardo Elementary School honor roll listed
• Gillett Intermediate School honor roll
• meet the Santa Gertrudis ISD 2011 Dist rict Science Fair Winners
• Security tightened at courthouse for hearing involving murder suspect
• 77XPRESS WINS ANOTHER CHAMPIONSHIP
• Badger Beat
• Lady Brahmas sweep E-E
• H.M. KING TENNIS
• John Lee Smith
• Who’s in, who’s out
• KISD investigating alleged Brahma baseball hazing incident
• Apolonio G. Barrera Sr.
• Elida Pena Gonzales
• Volunteers collect 375 pounds of trash during beach clean-up
• Chamberlain Masonic Lodge fundraisers will help maintain membership
• Texas A&I name change would change the future
• Praise for Bishop CISD officials
• This savage kind of departure
• Senate shores up state budget before moving on
• Community shows outpouring of support for Bedingfield Pest Control Services
• Alleged strip club shut down in Bishop
• Kingsville native Santiago remembered as residents react to news of bin Laden’s death
• Bishop’s ‘Olde Tyme Faire’ is this weekend
• Cinco de Mayo celebration Thursday
• Law enforcement agencies hold night out on the town
• Stanford university professor to discuss Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Dominican-American author
• Mackenzie Rennae Joiner welcomed into the world
• Senior Center Menu
• Club and Meeting Calendar
• Kleberg Elementary honor roll
• Brahma pigskin report
• Successful season for Seahawk tennis
• Lady Badgers awaiting playoff opponent
• A&M-Kingsville Dates to Remember
• Water well screening available
• Conservation conversation: Stewardship
• Residents tour old H.M. King High School building Wednesday
• Diana Moncrief Ray
• Nicolas Martin Garza
• James Stephen King
• Safely accessing American energy to create jobs and lower gas prices
• Loser Pays: Striking a balance in tort reform
• Guest Commentary: TAMUK gave Texas A&I a bad name
• KISD votes to allow early exit for principal
• Bishop City Council fails to act on 8-liners
• Cruz seeks Bishop CISD Place 7 seat
• Morales seeks Bishop CISD Place 4 seat
• Early voting begins Monday
• A visit from the First Lady
• Class of 2011 to spend Senior Trip in New Braunfels
• Annual International Banquet full of food, fashion and fun
• Juniors read about homelessness and get first hand look
• Holy Trinity Mission working at PPAS
• Prom Queen named Student of the Month
• Seniors honored at First Presbyterian
• Last four in the champions semifinals ready
• Track members to compete at district
• Lady Aggies take home first National Basketball Championship
• “One Hour of Sharing” at PPAS
• “Hollywood” hits Kingsville
• Texas Governor’s Wife to visit downtown
• A VISIT FROM A PRO
• JAZZ
• SUPPORTING A CAUSE
• HMK JAZZ BAND EARNS FIRST PLACE
• NAVY SEAMAN HELPS STUDENTS WITH SCIENCE PROJECT
• Harrel Elementary School students help raise funds for St. Jude
• LEGALS
• CASA marks Child Abuse Month with fundraiser, Blue Sunday
• Perez Elementary folklorico group to host car wash
• Badger Beat
• Herrera earns black belt
• TAMUK dates to remember
• Accounting lecturer receives Non-Tenure Track Award
• Lady Seahawks finish second
• Lady Brahmas reach postseason
• ‘I Hate Hamlet’ closes out A&M-Kingsville theatre season
• May blood drives announced
• Medicine Mix Ups: Topic for Community Service Department April meeting
• Larry J. Stecker
• Adela San Miguel Reyna
• Edward Francis Pfister
• Library volunteers needed for summer programs
• Wetherholt completes basic training
• Kleberg County Veterans Honor Guard recognized
• 8-liners bad for Bishop
• Bishop Chief of Police responds to 8-liner letter
• The Trump moment
• Cartoon
• Senate panel OKs state budget proposal
• KISD approves project manager
• County seeking volunteers for beach cleanup trip Saturday
• Workforce Solutions’ Job Corp program changing lives
• Cantu named ‘Bringer of Light’ by Texas A&M Kingsville group
• Schultz settling into job as Pct. 2 Commissioner
• Epiphany Episcopal School honor roll listed
• Photos
• Kleberg Elementary holds Career Day
• Career Day presentations at Memorial Middle School
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Deadlines & Policies
• Blood drives listed
• It’s a boy!
• Kingsville Lions raise money for White Cane Day
• New spring fashions introduced to Harden Study Club members
• Remmers donates horse to Texas Lions Camp riding club
• School lunch menus posted
• Veterans Affairs Health System upgrades software
• Texas outlaws synthetic pot
• Stop muscle loss due to aging
• Hunting eggs at Harvey Elementary
• Brahma Weekend Sports Notes
• Lady Lions clinch first 2A title
• Why mulch?
• Every day is Earth Day for farmers, ranchers
• Photo
• Photo
• Restoring History
• Downtown Kingsville set to welcome First Lady of Texas
• Rosendo ‘Tendo’ Munoz Sr.
• Municipal Warrants Issued
• Letter to the Editor
• State Sen. Lucio TAMUK name change bill held up in committee
• Cartoon
• Angela Ann Orta
• Felipa Salazar Mendoza
• Reinvigorating American imagination for 50 more years of space flight
• Kleberg unemployment numbers at 6.7 percent
• County asks for added patrols to Kleberg Park
• H.M. King High School graduate to command brigade in Germany
• Villarreal named 2011 Miss TAMUK
• Bishop City Council considering ordinance to permit 8-liners in town
• Ready, set, HUNT!!!!
• Local Lions ‘Ride on the Wild Side’
• Second annual ‘Hoggie Hunt’ scheduled at Javelina Stadium
• HOG HUNT
• Badger Beat
• Midweek Sports Notes
• Cancer Survivor: Alan Scott on first
• Diana Moncrief Ray
• Lionel Perez
• Raul G. Garza
• Harold W. Smith
• Estella G. Gonzalez
• TAMUK dates to remember
• Dr. Ian Smith of Celebrity Fit Club, Rachael Ray talks living well, eating healthy and diabetes at TAMUK April 28
• Regional leaders to discuss I-69 Cooridor at Dick Kleberg Park
• Consumer Alert: Fraudulent phone call targets state employee following Internet security breach
• Coming apart at the seams
• Legislature remains focused on budget issues
• Kingsville man killed in traffic accident
• King’s Way Family Church hosts ‘The Redemption Story’
• Trash pickup schedule changed, offices closed for Good Friday
• Local officials mark passing of community leader Raul G. Garza
• Relay for Life draws hundreds of supporters
• Blood drives posted
• Schubert – Lamb
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Local singer to perform in Refugio jamboree
• 65th wedding anniversary celebrated
• School lunch menus posted
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Photos
• H.M. King High School honor roll announced
• Kleberg County gets new office for public defenders
• Kingsville Auto Club makes CASA donation
• Holocaust remembrance ceremony planned at TAMUK April 28-29
• A&M-Kingsville faculty lecture to focus on role of Colonial Williamsburg in America’s story May 2
• College of Business Administration to host Lloyd DeVries April 19
• Javelina communications students come home with 23 awards from press convention
• Photo
• Photo
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Jaguars Rally Past Hogs
• Women’s Golf Concludes Regular Season
• Duran named P-O-W
• Harrel Elementary PTO hosts first ever ‘Fun Run’
• Photo
• Forfeiture wipes away Brahmas’ .500 mark
• Esther Alvaraez
• Ronald E. Lemmons, M.D.
• Sandra Lea Carter
• Carlos Omar Lozano
• James Lee Davis
• Not all scams are high-tech
• Tree TLC
• NRCS honors volunteers during National Volunteer Week
• Photo
• Ochoa completes training course
• Knights of Columbus scholarship committee accepting applications
• Santa Gertrudis School wins second award for school design
• Guest Commentary: Who owns the groundwater?
• Letter to the Editor
• Cartoon
• Congress should take a page from the Lady Aggies’ playbook
• 83-year old escapes Riviera house fire
• Carrillo home selected for Yard of the Month
• Sheriff’s Dept., U.S. Marshals make arrest
• KISD searching for new HS principal
• Two arrested in connection to shooting
• Alternative incarceration program being used to clean up county
• Riviera ISD students examine the past
• A&M-Kingsville student groups, community gather for JoshFest event
• Badger Beat
• Lady Badgers tied for first in district
• Midweek Sports Notes
• Badgers rack up district trophies
• Vital Statistics
• DONATION
• Dellis Higginbotham
• Julia G. De La Paz
• Bruce Raymond Anderson
• Howard named to TSU dean’s list
• ELLEN SHOW AUDIENCE MEMBERS
• Duncan finishes basic combat training
• Lemkuil completes basic combat training
• Future use of mass spectrometry in biomedical research to be subject of 31st Annual Garland Lecture
• Political Cartoon
• Leave our bulbs alone
• Budget proposals draw stakeholders to Austin
• Trevino named new Texas Dept. of Transportation Area Engineer
• King Ranch Wildlife Program manager Thompson retiring
• No extended hours on Tax Day for Kingsville Post Office
• Mother sentenced in June 2010 unattended infant death
• Kingsville native Alvarez meets Eva Longoria at book signing in Costa Mesa, California
• County approves donations to golf course
• Rocking out at JoshFest
• Fourth suspect arrested in Kleberg Park stabbing
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• First Baptist to present Easter worship program
• Blood drives posted
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Sears - Yeary
• Molina - Nunez marriage vows recited
• University Women’s Club to host annual spring luncheon and business meeting
• First Community Bank holds grand opening
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• Knights of Columbus councils host joint First Degree Initiation Ceremony
• Javelina grad thrashes MMA opponent
• Weekend sports notes
• Badger baseball continues to dominate
• Photo
• Photo
• William Ray Morgan
• Julia G. De La Paz
• Dorothy C. Housdorfer
• Tomas Gomez
• James Ernest Spoon
• Maria Luisa Espino
• New landowners series hosted
• Potential devastation on a windy day
• Conner Museum hosts exhibit of prize-winning wildlife photos
• Photo
• Nunez graduates
• Memorial cadets fly
• Guest Commentary: IRD introduces its Board of Directors
• Softball support appreciated
• Cartoon
• More explanation needed for U.S. engagement in Libya
• Sheriff’s department investigating shooting
• St. Martin’s Catholic Church’s bell goes quiet
• Area sales tax numbers moving upward
• TAMUK students offer free tax services
• Vannoy sentenced to five years in prison
• KISD asked to ‘Embrace the music’
• St. Paul Lutheran School celebrates Lutheran School Week
• Driscoll ISD honor roll listed
• Harvey Elementary honors Speech Th erapist
• H.M. King High School honor roll posted
• Kleberg Elementary School honor roll posted
• MIND DEVELOPMENT
• Students celebrate Dia gnosti cians Wee k
• Happy 100th birthday, First Baptist Church-Bishop
• Rosalinda N. Hinojosa
• Frank G. Valdez
• Gilbert L. Cade Jr.
• Henrietta ‘Wally’ Norwine
• Manuel Gaytan Jr.
• Corina O. Trevino
• Midweek Sports Notes
• Brahma varsity tennis team headed to district meet
• Lady Brahmas overcome Hornets’ bluff
• Kingsville Tri-City Retired Teachers Association members journey to the Texas Capitol
• 2011 Count y 4-H Fashion Sho w
• TAMUK dates to remember
• HALO-Flight Inc. announces new executive director
• Russell family copes with tragedy
• Former President George W. Bush speaks to sold-out crowd at Christus Spohn Lyceum
• SEXUALSEXUAL ASSAULT AWARENESS MONTH
• House budget bill passes, moves to Senate
• The Triumph of the Green Eyeshade
• AND THEY’RE OFF!
• Brookshire Foundation presents gift to A&M-Kingsville’s CCYC to fund splash pad, aid in child development
• Boy Scouts program gets $10,000 from DA’s drug forfeiture fund
• 50 YEARS OF AVIATION
• New Kingsville city manager on the job
• Community Service Department March meeting held
• Photo
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Photo
• Kuyatt - Argo
• Coastal Bend Blood Center April blood drives announced
• Photo
• School lunch menus posted
• Stargazing
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Photo
• Photos
• Country star’s special handoff to local football team
• Send-off for special olympic athletes set
• ‘Ride on the Wild Side’ bike tour planned for April 16
• Kingsville Symphony Orchestra receives a $14,000 grant
• Foss McCracken
• Baby Gonzalez
• Johnny P. Cavazos
• Elena T. Garcia
• James M. Gonzales Jr.
• Raindrops fall on Kleberg Park
• Kleberg-Kenedy County Farm Bureau donates to local food pantries
• Texas A&M-Kingsville faculty members win Student Recognition Award for Teaching Excellence
• College of Business Administration to co-host Community Breakfast
• Cemetery efforts appreciated
• Fundraiser from CD sales appreciated
• Month of the military child
• Women play key role in support of flight training at NAS Kingsville
• Travis Charles brings home state gold
• Federal charges dropped against ex-state rep
• Merry Reed announces candidacy for Driscoll post
• Bishop civilian keeps NAS Kingsville going
• 3 arrested after stabbing incidents
• Bishop chamber honors Andy Garcia for lifetime of service to community
• First Presbyterian Church Kingsville enjoys choir performance
• Lent is recognized on campus
• PPAS starts new “180” activity
• 30 students face challenges at Mo-Ranch
• Three students advance to district with photos
• Track member chosen as student of the month
• NFL Lockout will determine this year’s football season
• Quarter-finals round to begin
• Track and Field team improves at Woodsboro meet
• Physics class presents innovating project
• Juniors place 1st and 2nd in essay contest
• PPAS helps cancer patients by supporting “Pennies for Patients”
• Bishop Elementary celebrates Texas Public Schools Week
• Local schools celebrate Texas Public Schools Week
• Memorial Middle School honor roll posted
• Grand jury indicts man in fatal car wreck here
• Kingsville Auto Club hosts Texas Independence Day Car Show
• Midweek Sports Notes
• Timeout!
• Badger Beat
• William E. Mugg
• Jack Udell Orr
• Sulema R. Alvarez
• Wide variety of events mark Asian Pacific Heritage Month
• Vital Statistics
• Riviera ISD family fun festival to be held Friday
• Garage sale fundraiser set for Saturday
• ‘Thank you’ supporters
• House debates, passes Senate voter ID bill
• LEMONADE FOR GOOD CAUSE
• County approves golf course steering committee
• Delinquent tax notice
• Melissa Rodriguez announces candidacy for Driscoll mayor
• Texas Rangers investigating county hot check office here
• Educators get an earful from state legislators on tight budget
• City sends RV park controversy traveling back to county fathers
• FLAIR Department poetry, short story contest winners
• FLAIR Department poetry, short story contest winners
• Monday afternoon dominoes at the depot
• Escobedo - Mouzi marriage vows exchanged
• Monday afternoon dominoes at the depot
• Escobedo - Mouzi marriage vows exchanged
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Ditch the junk, whip your diet into shape
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Ditch the junk, whip your diet into shape
• Pharmacy college promotes cultural diversity in community
• Pharmacy college promotes cultural diversity in community
• Your Story Is Important
• Your Story Is Important
• College of Business Administration to host business seminar March 29
• Kingsville Symphony Orchestra Spring Concert set for April 3
• Walden Chamber Players performance to bring A&M-Kingsville Presidential Performing & Visual Arts Series to a close March 28
• Kingsville Symphony Orchestra Spring Concert set for April 3
• College of Business Administration to host business seminar March 29
• Walden Chamber Players performance to bring A&M-Kingsville Presidential Performing & Visual Arts Series to a close March 28
• Weekend sports notes
• Seahawks unbeaten in district
• Weekend sports notes
• Seahawks unbeaten in district
• Lady Seahawks unbeaten in conference
• Lady Seahawks unbeaten in conference
• Ramiro Gonzalez
• Ramiro Gonzalez
• Esther Mack
• Esther Mack
• Annie Twist
• Annie Twist
• Frances Nixon Boyd
• Photo
• Frances Nixon Boyd
• Photo
• ‘Bee’ aware
• ‘Bee’ aware
• Improving soil with strip-till method
• Improving soil with strip-till method
• Law enforcement workers participate in pinewood derby competition
• Law enforcement workers participate in pinewood derby competition
• Sheriff’s office Role Model Program building a better community
• Cartoons
• Sheriff’s office Role Model Program building a better community
• Cartoons
• More ‘Corrections’
• More ‘Corrections’
• Will teach for food…
• Ernest Colin to run for office
• Disrespect haunts Santa Gertrudis Cemetery
• Will teach for food…
• Ernest Colin to run for office
• Disrespect haunts Santa Gertrudis Cemetery
• Bob Solis seeks Bishop post
• No death penalty for Rousseau murder case
• Photo
• Bob Solis seeks Bishop post
• No death penalty for Rousseau murder case
• Photo
• Bishop’s First Baptist Church is ready for 100th birthday
• Bishop’s First Baptist Church is ready for 100th birthday
• Photo
• Photo
• Kingsville school district bracing for the inevitable
• Kingsville school district bracing for the inevitable
• Photos
• Memorial Middle School honor roll listed
• Kaufer High School honor roll posted
• Perez Elementary School honor roll announced
• State Rep Lozano, Sen. Lucio to speak at closed-door meeting
• Brush Country CASA recognized
• County fine-tunes golf course deal
• FISH FRY FRIDAY
• A&M University-Kingsville setting records in attendance and sponsorships for annual President’s Legacy Ball
• TOURNEY CHAMPS
• Academy Lady Lions win shootout against Hebbronville
• Badger Beat
• Brahma soccer teams make playoffs
• Luehrs Junior High tennis tennis team ready for tourney
• Audilia Olivarez
• Jose Galvan
• Jose G. Garza Sr.
• Mickey Wilson
• Minnie Jackson
• Antonia ‘Toni’ M. Silva
• Felicia Raylee Early Taylor
• Carmen Soto
• Krystal Austin Colin
• A.A. Jones
• Agapito Garcia
• Margaret Howe
• Benita M. Gonzalez
• OPERATION COOKIE LOOKING FOR SPONSORS
• ST. PAUL STUDENTS VISIT THE KING RANCH
• Euphonium virtuoso Steven Mead to perform free concert at A&M-Kingsville March 30
• A&M-Kingsville senior named top undergraduate scholar by American College of Sports Medicine Regional Chapter
• Correction
• Consumer Alert
• Officials agree on plan to fix current budget
• The whiniest president ever
• Kineño author to be recognized for literary effort
• Martin and Melinda Clement receive Patron Saints Award
• JoshFest moves to A&M-Kingsville
• Bishop’s Gizel Morales captures state powerlifting championship
• Budget and staffing report set by KISD superintendent
• Census numbers up for Kingsville, Kleberg County; down for Bishop
• Texas A&M-Kingsville students honored on President’s List, Dean’s List, Honor Roll
• It’s a girl!
• Playhouse of Design members award scholarships, memorial gifts
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Javelina star Juan Castillo to share his NFL journey
• Texas A&M-Kingsville theatre presents rock musical Tommy
• Photo
• Lady Brahmas rally to beat Wildcats
• Kingsville Boxing Club asking community to ‘Just Say No’
• Aurora A. Garza
• School lunch menus posted
• Methodist Child Development to host Enchilada plate sale
• Joaquin A. Zapata
• Efigenia C. Saucedo
• Jernigan Library is site of Grant Writing Workshop
• Thank farmers, ranchers during Ag Week
• Photos
• Winner completes basic training
• Photo
• Kingsville Auto Club hosts Car Show to benefit Brush Country CASA
• WE CAN HELP YOU COLLECT YOUR CHILD SUPPORT
• Cartoons
• Commissioner tells ex-judge’s sister, she should blame her brother
• State leaders tap into Rainy Day fund for help
• Bad idea to dip into Texas Rainy Day fund this early for bailout
• TAMUK name change effort back in the news
• Photo
• Hoggie great returns to land of Javelinas
• URI, Kleberg County spend lots of money in legal battle
• SENIOR NEWS LINE
• Badger Beat
• Brahma Midweek Sports Notes
• Riviera’s Montalvo punches his ticket to state
• Badger powerlifters headed to state
• Alfred Meyer
• Marlene T. Tinney
• Joaquin A. Zapata
• Tomas B. Tapia Jr.
• James R. Oates
• Esperanza “Hopy”Alaniz
• Alfredo S. Trevino
• Kenedy County Sheriff Posse barbecue cook-off results posted
• Aurora A. Garza
• Alicia Flores Galvan
• Ochoa completes basic training
• HARVEY ANNOUNCES TOP EDUCATORS
• Javelinas Give Back
• Closer look at the facts is needed
• Judge, Commissioner Lomas doing right thing
• State Capital HIGHLIGHTS
• Pain of proposed education cuts draws crowd
• THE RICH LOWRY COLUMN
• Navy League here honors top sailors
• TAMUK student wildlife society brings home 7th chapter of year award
• Bishop incumbents to face challengers in May 14 election
• County, federal government honors Mike Muzyczyn
• Golf course saved!
• TAMUK students take message to Austin
• Photos
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Nanny Elementary School honor roll announced
• Harvey Elementary School honor roll listed
• Photos
• Lions Club, TAMUK to offer scholarships
• Robinette-Garcia
• Boyter-Rainbolt marriage vows said
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Setting goals for student success
• Weed free lawn
• Strip-till, a popular practice in Kleberg County
• IHOP raises money for Shriner’s Children’s Hospitals
• Who’s the judge?
• Cartoons
• Texas AG seeks halt to fraudulent text messaging scheme
• Photo
• Bishop election deadline set
• Golf course on agenda
• March sales tax revenue is very good news for Kleberg County
• KISD seeks ideas from community for solutions to funding shortfall
• NAS Kingsville goes green
• Dr. Jerry Underbrink honored as 2011 General Veterinary Practitioner of the Year
• TOOTH TIME
• IBANEZ COMPETES AT SPELLING BEE
• DONUTS FOR DAD
• Petronila Elementary honor roll listed
• 'THE ROCK STARS' FROM A&M-KINGSVILLE VISIT HARREL
• KISD parents attend Robstown conference
• PEREZ PARENT CONFERENCE
• COLLEGE READINESS
• DECA STATE CHAMPS
• Moon, winter sky to be focus of second astronomy viewing of the year at TAMUK
• Stargazing
• Midweek Sports Notes
• Brahma soccer teams in postseason contention
• ACADEMY BRINGS HOME TOURNEY CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY
• TOURNEY CHAMPS
• Timeout!
• Badger Beat
• GUMBY'S CLOSET
• Texas A&M Uiversity-Kingsville to induct five new members into legacy society as part of annual President’s Legacy Ball
• Ninth Annual Tropical Temptations teaches students to make safe, healthy spring break decisions
• Non-consistency of the Sun focus of 8th Olan Kruse Lecture
• Maria Lutz
• Violet N. Raabe
• Jose G. Isassi II
• Rebecca B. Vidaurri
• Dorothy Mae Ploug
• Guadalupe G. Canales
• Mason Griffin Mora
• Can ex-judge be taken seriously?
• Comptroller lays out options for state budget writing panel
• The real 'shame' in Wisconsin
• Bishop First Baptist Church Centennial Celebration set
• For rent, lease or whatever: County Judge Pete De La Garza Annex
• Bishop chamber banquet set
• TAMUK students join battle to save schools
• NEW FLAGS AT PRECINCT 2 HEADQUARTERS
• Saga of county golf course continues
• Photo
• Calendar
• School lunch menus posted
• H.M. King grad chosen to work in Austin
• Bishop’s DECA chapter competes at District 1 Career Development Conference
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Blood drives set
• Donation
• Club Calendar
• CBC’s cosmetology department offered free clipper cuts, manicures
• El Dorado Club debutantes honored
• Residential property tax consultants must honor agreements with homeowners
• UPDATE: Texas Historical Commission Notes
• DoD to measure impact of Guard, Reserve on workforce
• Almost Ready
• Javelina vocalists to perform ‘Music of the Theatre’ during free concert March 8
• Moon, winter sky to be focus of second astronomy viewing of the year at TAMUK
• Student satisfaction high at Texas A&M-Kingsville, exceeds national average, according to survey
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• Jazz trumpeter Byron Stripling to highlight 44th Annual Texas A&M University-Kingsville Jazz Festival
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Lions’ weekend sports notes
• Brahma hoopsters make all-district team
• Photos
• The basics of Cholesterol
• Ildefonso Vidaurri
• Santiago L. Garcia Jr.
• Lucia Chaney Lopez
• Benito R. Elizondo
• Local blood drives announced
• Going beyond erosion control
• McCracken completes basic training
• Local Boy Scouts, Cub Scout and adult volunteer recognized at banquet
• Support for Harrel School effort appreciated
• Ex-judge’s help not wanted
• TWC Recovers $3.9 million over fraud including Kleberg County
• EPA seeks applicants for Environmental Justice Grants to address health and environmental issues
• NEW TREES
• Burn ban in effect
• Award-winning journalist offers advice to would-be journalists
• I.Q. Vidaurri remembered
• Sue Miller, Dr. Steven Tallant awarded top honors by chamber
• 12th Annual Kleberg-Kenedy Soil and Water Conservation District awards banquet
• Badger Beat
• Badger midweek sports notes
• Seahawk midweek sports notes
• Brahma midweek sports notes
• Bishop powerlifting princess on a royal tear this season
• William M. Pollard
• Wilmer R. Roewe
• Marvin Hugh Dale
• Santiago L. Garcia Jr.
• Stargazing
• Acclaimed author, Texas A&M University professor to serve as guest speaker during Kruse Reading Series March 3
• Christus Health and Spohn Board name president and CEO for Christus Spohn Health System
• Men big losers in down economy
• Texas senate sharpens budget ax
• Our reactionary president
• Livestock show honoree gets surprise of a lifetime!
• Photo
• Bigamy case draws ‘not guilty’ verdict
• Texas Independence Day Car Show here Saturday
• City wants more time to study proposed RV park
• Meet the new city manager
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Texas Lions Camp looking for participants
• Colston Family Wellness Center talks about fitness
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Women's Health
• School lunch menus posted
• Local Texas A&M College Station fall grads named
• ‘Get Connected @ your library®’ during Teen Tech Week 2011
• Texas A&M College Station honor roll listed
• Christian Life Academy honor roll announced
• Memorial Civil Air Patrol cadets promoted
• Photo
• Perez Elementary UIL results listed
• Downtown tree plantings start on Monday
• Esmeralda Munoz
• Diamantina B. Garcia
• Photos
• Badger Beat
• Brahma weekend sports notes
• Weekend sports notes
• Photos
• Private pesticide applicator training and testing set
• Photo
• The importance of soil
• Vital Statistics
• “MONEY CRUNCH” - INITIATIVE FOR TEXAS COLLEGE STUDENTS
• Special Texas celebration March 2
• Cartoon
• Cartoon
• New format for nominating historic Texas cemeteries for designation
• Monday deadline for Silver Haired Legislators
• Governor wants solution to all those unfunded mandates
• Kingsville picked for wildfire staging area
• Popular columnist chamber banquet keynote speaker
• Police looking for residents who have not paid their overdue fines
• Photo
• Jury to decide outcome of legal fight between Kleberg County and URI
• El Dorado Club debutantes revealed
• KLEBERG CELEBRATES 100TH SCHOOL DAY
• 100 DAY CELEBRATION
• Gillett Intermediate honor roll listed
• Harvey Elementa ry Celeb rates 100 Days of Sch ool
• H.M. KING DECA MEMBERS ADVANCE TO STATE
• Kleberg Elementary honor roll posted
• Austin Lyric Opera featured performers during music weekend
• Bulls show improvement at season’s end
• Midweek Sports Notes
• Brahma powerlifters take top spots
• MEET THE LADY BRAHMA VARSITY SOFTBALL TEAM
• Evangelina Rodriguez Guillen
• Barbara Jean Bohanan
• Arturo R. Garcia
• Francisco Peralez Cortez
• Tommie Charles Runnels
• Robert Cameron Key Sr.
• Consuelo M. Alvarez
• Inez R. Martinez
• Wilbur William Moerbe
• Julia P. Gonzalez
• Alberto Munguia Jr.
• Harden Study Club learn all about paper crafting
• TAMUK Trombone Choir earns recognition from International Trombone Association
• A&M-Kingsville Wind Symphony to present first concert of spring semester
• KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS RECOGNIZED
• State committees tangle with Texas budget
• Guest Commentary
• Mitch Daniels, the anti-panderer
• ABC journalist John Quiñones to discuss Hispanics in America as part of TAMUK lectureship series
• Golf course future still uncertain
• Afro-American Historical Cultural Committee Black History Musical Sunday
• Youngster sees future as veterinarian, but first 12-year-old must battle cancer
• Kleberg County, URI will face each other in court Thursday
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Deadlines & Policies
• It’s a boy!
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Kingsville Tri-City Retired Teachers Association announces scholarships
• Photo
• Photo
• Differences in care
• Timeout!
• Weekend sports notes
• Badger Beat
• Photos
• Ayla Faith De Los Santos
• Lilia M. Landers
• Juanita Garza
• Baldemar Gonzalez
• Lorene Thompson Berkman
• Theodore “Ted” Rodriguez
• Agapita M. Davila
• Gardening Time
• Photos
• Pesticide CEU’s offered
• Adult Learning Center offers GED classes
• Ben Bailey Art Gallery exhibit to feature installation art
• Municipal Warrants Issued
• Members successful in ‘15 in 15’ Fitness Challenge
• City offers a deal on delinquent assessments
• Hospital’s surprise ‘divert’ order prompts call for better communication with 1st responders
• Major undercover narcotics probe nets 5 arrests for drug trafficking
• El Dorado Club salutes Mike Chavez, Joe F. Munoz
• Joint Bishop election set
• President’s Day Schedule
• No money for golf course
• Limewire sued, NO more free downloads
• Oscars set for Feb. 27
• “The Roommate” earns 15.6 million
• Teacher Spotlight announced for February
• Worship Committee member is Student of the Month
• Where Are They Now?
• Track & Field prepares for 1st meet Feb. 19
• Boys basketball defeats New Covenant and CLA
• ‘The Lombardi’ is going back to Green Bay
• Students place at 60th annual Livestock Show
• FCA group started at PPAS
• PPAS celebrates Valentine’s Day with dance, chapel service and serenades
• BAND‘TASTIC’
• ST. PAUL STAR STUDENTS HONORED
• Driscoll ISD Spelling Bee champs recognized
• Region Jaz Band performers
• PEREZ SPELLING BEE PHOTOS
• Memorial Middle School students perform with Junior High Region Band
• ALL-REGION BAND
• BHS student donates time to improve community appearance
• LOVE IS IN THE AIR
• Midweek Sports Notes
• BRAHMA CLEANUP
• A gym full of trophies
• Brahma soccer coach pulling double duty
• Jose Luis Molina
• Don’t Mess with Texas Scholarship open to high school seniors
• Guadalupe C. Agado
• Agapita Mendietta Davila
• Alejandro G. Arellano
• John Wesley McCoy
• Lilia Landers
• Amelia M. Alvarado
• TAMUK Forensics Team earns high honors at regional speech tourney
• GETTING STUDENTS INVOLVED
• Meet the Kenedy County-Wide Common School District Board
• Gov. Perry primes lawmakers on budget-writing task ahead
• The first $58 billion
• State rep at odds with Perry on Rainy Day Fund
• NAS Kingsville sailor completes special assignment in Iraq
• NAS Kingsville will be part of national terrorism exercise
• Will RV park decision define attitude on future growth and development?
• GROUND BREAKING CEREMONY HELD
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• It’s a boy!
• 50th Wedding Anniversary celebrated
• Woman’s Club of Kingsville presents distinction awards to members
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Tammy Sue Moore
• Jose Luis Molina
• Robert James Neely
• Apolonia M. Cantu
• Daniel N. Longoria Sr.
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Rep. Lozano gets ag, energy and rules committee assignments
• Downtown revitalization can become a reality
• Lions’ weekend sports notes
• Renowned scholar Dr. Jagdish N. Sheth to speak at A&M-Kingsville
• Kingsville FFA to host first Annual Ranch Rodeo Barbecue Cook-Off
• Conservation Conversation: Soil Organic Matter
• Photo
• Magician for non-believers to perform for all at TAMUK
• Feeling The Love: TAMUK Art and Music Departments celebrate Valentine’s Day
• Photos
• Man jailed after accident
• County jail receives citation
• Lynn Yaklin named Realtor of the Year
• Kingsville planning boss is heading to Harlingen
• Photo
• Charter school plans underway
• Toys for Tots Campaign Exceeds Goals
• Petronila Elementary School honor roll announced
• Ricardo Middle School Jacket Attitude Award recipients
• Memorial Middle School honor roll
• Harrel Elementa ry Spelling Bee Winners
• Perez Elementary School honor roll announed
• Ricardo Elementary School honor roll posted
• Ricardo Middle School honor roll listed
• SURROUNDED BY TOYS
• COUNSELORS RECOGNIZED
• Kingsville Boxing Club Report
• Brahma midweek sports notes
• Babe Ruth-Cal Ripken Youth Baseball League registration underway
• Lady Seahawk softball team approaches new season
• Badger Beat
• BRAHMAS BRING HOME AWARDS —
• Musicfest brings Stoney Larue, Honeybrowne plus local bands to Texas A&M-Kingsville
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• FPU preview meeting planned at Epiphany
• Max C. Rosser
• Maria Susanna Quintanilla Rocha
• Francisco M. De Leon
• Dalia A. Tellez
• Jose Luis Garcia
• Reynaldo Lopez
• A&M-Kingsville Presidential Performing and Visual Arts Series will continue with musical tribute to Gershwin
• MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL EFFORT SEEKS FORFEITURE OF $250,000 IN GOLD COINS FOR TEXAS MEDICAID PROGRAM
• Winter Texans who visit here are good people
• Storm knocks Texas hard but state business continues
• Egypt’s ambiguous revolution—
• WORKING TOGETHER
• Clinic grand re-opening was three years in the making
• Another expense for Kleberg County
• Kingsville rep proposes accountability and adjustments for teacher retirement
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Giordano Bruno: Martyr or Fool?
• Photo
• Men’s conference planned
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Residents here take precautions ahead of freezing weather
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Bulk of Lions softballers back for 2011
• Photo
• Residue management and effects of wind erosion
• John Russel Myers
• Isabel F. Cantu
• Laura Lee Stephens
• Jose Luis Garcia
• Larry Pena
• Photo
• Let’s have an RV park
• Cartoon
• 4 finalists for city manager
• Proco a formula for success
• No Brag, Just Fact: Economic stability in Texas
• TAMUK saluting Black History month
• Sugarcane processing tradition is alive and well in South Texas
• Octogenarian remembers earlier years in South Texas
• Kleberg County initiates hiring, spending freeze
• Granddaughter, part of ‘Team Make Cents’ wins regional, state honors
• Texas A&M University- Corpus Christi Dean’s List
• STUDENT RECOGNIZED
• 'DONUTS FOR DADS'
• H.M. King’s business professionals bring home regional awards
• Harvey Elementary honor roll posted
• Bishop High School honor roll listed
• King High’s Mariachi Del Rey takes 2nd in San Antonio competition
• FIRST PLACE CHAMPS
• Badger Beat
• Midweek Sports Notes
• BROTHER, SISTER SHOOT COMBO BUCK
• Pony Baseball League registration underway
• L.E. ‘Bo’ Gresham
• Tommy O. Gilstrap Sr.
• Eduardo L. ‘Lalo’ Ramos
• James E. Davis
• Lydia Gutierrez
• Santos G. Leal Jr.
• Templo Betel revival services begin Sunday
• Teen Night at Boys & Girls Club a success
• South Creek 4-H Club
• RV park needed here
• January was School Board Recognition Month
• Bishop CISD School Board recognized
• Voter ID bill passes in senate
• Where have we heard this before?
• ROYALTY
• Commissioner Wilson picked for national committee
• Kingsville Rv’ers motor their way through four European countries
• KISD orders lockdown at two school locations
• Businessman faces federal sentence
• Latest figures show slight decrease in unemployment
• School Lunch Menus posted
• First public astronomy viewing of the year at TAMUK scheduled for Feb. 3
• It’s another boy!
• Kingsville sweetheart reaches for the stars
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Weekend sports notes
• Bishop diamond skipper selected as South Texas’ best
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• TAMUK building projects discussed
• Wizard of Oz will entertain children of all ages Feb. 6
• Texas Two-Step
• Funding available for Texas grassland owners
• Vital Statistics
• Municipal Warrants Issued
• Kingsville answers in the negative
• Commentary
• Kingsville delegation gets serious about Main Street Program here
• Photo
• TAMUK observatory invites public to see Uranus, Jupiter
• Citizens’ Police Academy sign-up deadline Feb. 11
• Police nab 3 for burglary; 4th arrest soon
• Photo
• City of Kingsville bond rating upgraded to A+
• Student from Ghana feels at home in Kingsville
• Kleberg-KenedyCounty 2011 QueenCandidates
• Trawing 2 Reserve Component holds change of command here
• Midweek Sports Notes
• FIRST BUCK
• Brahma hoopsters complete first round of district schedule
• Badger Beat
• Power-lifting season begins for Brahmas
• RETIREMENT
• Retirement party held for Antonio Garcia
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• Talented Kingsville quilters display work at Conner Museum
• Baby Marcus James Cortez
• Raymond L. Saucedo
• Anita Kay Silcox
• Thanks from MLK committee
• Post office flag pole etiquette
• RV park needed here
• China without illusions
• With inauguration now history, it’s down to business
• Santa Gertrudis Independent School District receives donation from ExxonMobil
• Property taxes due
• 60th Junior Livestock Show dedicated to Ron Florence
• Lady Brahmas’ only softball coach ever tells players she’s retiring at season’s end
• State Rep. JM Lozano files first round of bills
• King’s Way Family Church to host conference
• Stargazing
• Boys & Girls Club of Kingsville introduces Mentors Inspiring Youth Mentoring Program
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Photo
• Photo
• Local baseball players selected to 2011 All-Star Team
• Academy girls in first place
• FSA accepting emergency loan applications
• Pharmacy’s Silver Star Gala benefits community projects, student programs
• Local entrepreneur attends Mary Kay conference
• One Act play brings home second place win
• Team Solid Knockout goes one for two
• Weekend sports notes
• Managing nutrients to maximize investment
• Municipal Warrants Issued
• Enriqueta “Queta” Salinas
• Maria Guadalupe “Lupita” Hernandez
• Deborah Saldana
• Roberto Chavez Alaniz
• Bernice Lucile Zieschang
• Blas L. Garcia
• Documentary Film Series features movies produced by A&M-Kingsville faculty, staff, students
• NAS Kingsville schedules controlled burn for Jan. 22
• Political cartoonists look at life…
• Six additional states seek to join Texas in challenge to constitutionality of federal health care takeover
• City planning commission tie vote scuttles proposed RV park for now
• Referendum set for local grain producers
• Sales tax revenue here starts year on high note
• KISD offers incentives to staff considering leaving district
• Pilot for a Day
• Now here's a tip!
• Salome's Stars
• MLK SUPPORTERS
• MLK PROGRAM
• Midweek Sports Notes
• Badger Beat
• Brahmas score first conference ‘W’
• Lottie Peace
• TAMUK Music Department Chamber Recital celebrates collaborative music
• Alice Jimenez
• Enriqueta H. Salinas
• MISSIONARIES VISIT KINGSVILLE
• Riviera FFA Radio Broadcasting Team takes fourth place in area competition
• Trombone Quartet to perform at A&MKingsville
• Municipal Warrants Issued
• Boy Scouts of America Troop 186 bring home awards
• MEET THE RELAY FOR LIFE COMMITTEE MEMBERS
• Major RV park to border Kleberg Park
• KISD Guest Commentary
• Legislature opens Jan. 11 with budget issues heavy and present
• THE RICH LOWRY COLUMN
• More toast, less roast for Jean Claire Turcotte
• BEST FRIENDS
• MLK PARADE
• Retired KISD administrator and Brahma coach honored
• Photo
• State rep fears small-town teachers will bear brunt of state budget cuts
• Republican Women to meet
• Holiday trash schedule set
• Senior Citizen Menu
• Kleberg-Kenedy County represented at Food Show
• Rodriguez-Longoria
• Photo
• Prayer and pizza
• Irma Iris Hernandez
• Desidora G. Buenrostro
• King High is planning Brahma Hall of Honor
• Issues on crop production with CEUs
• Carl E. Michalk
• Ray June Coleman
• Frank F. Lozano
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Greyhounds run past Javelinas
• Javelinas to play at Cowboys Stadium
• EQIP sign-up ongoing
• Another success
• Drug Addiction: A norm that needs to change
• Photo
• Supporters cheer state rep on opening legislative day
• Military volunteer efforts recognized
• Major expansion coming to hospital’s Ida Larkin Clement Intensive Care Unit
• Split vote on how certificates of obligation should be spent
• National Honor Society induction ceremony held at Bishop High
• MEET THE BISHOP HIGH SCHOOL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS
• ST. PAUL SPEED DRILL CHAMPS ANNOUNCED
• St. Paul Lutheran School honor roll announced
• De La Paz Middle School third six weeks honor roll
• Kaufer High School third six weeks honor roll listed
• FIRST PLACE UIL SWEEPSTAKES
• Kaufer High School second six weeks honor roll posted
• Badger Beat
• Timeout!
• Midweek Sports Notes
• Local boxers fight this weekend
• Girl Scout cookies are here
• THE PARR'S ATTEND GOVERNOR'S GALA
• H-E-B HOLDS IN-STORE RALLY TO HELP LOCAL TOYS FOR TOTS
• Homero T. Perez
• Israel A. Perez
• Sarita Elementary School honor roll announced
• Ruth Marshall
• Edward “Eddie” Escobedo Ramirez
• Nanny Elementary School third six weeks honor roll posted
• Texas A&M-Corpus Christi graduation list posted
• Guadalupe S. Olivarez, Jr.
• Evelyn B. Weisman
• Hypnotist Tom Deluca to welcome students back to Texas A&M-Kingsville
• Shaved head for good cause
• 2011 NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTION: PAY YOUR CHILD SUPPORT
• Health reform bipartisan step
• After the Binge
• Ag disaster signup is underway
• Junior Livestock Show Association awards scholarships for 2011
• Holiday trash schedule listed
• MLK Committee plans celebration
• County taking cautious approach to ongoing construction projects
• New district judge promises more communication with county officials
• Photo
• Deadlines & Policies
• It’s a boy!
• The Great Winter Arc
• Baby sister arrives!
• Quartet to perform at First Baptist Church
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• The Trickle Down of Postnasal Drip
• Cervical Health Awareness Month
• Women's Health
• Surgeon retires
• School lunch menus announced
• Photo
• Pregnancy wellness classes announced
• Blood drive announced
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• First Ben Bailey Art Gallery exhibit of the year to feature local artist’s paintings, sculptured glass artwork
• Photo
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Brahmas tussled with Wildcats
• Allen named new volleyball coach
• Citrus trees and freezing temperatures
• Conservation Stewardship Program sign up extended to Jan. 21
• Fernandez part of successful company
• Free tax preparation services offered
• Philip Dale Reich
• 2011 Schedule of Events NCJLS
• Catherine Grow Haunschild
• Jesus Garza Jr.
• George ‘Willie’ W. Henderson
• Vital Statistics
• Gym name will honor KISD retiree Ray Gomez
• King High student in ICU after accident
• Students evacuated from smoking bus
• Bishop FFA members participating in Nueces Junior Livestock Show
• CREDIT FIX AND DEBT ELIMINATION SCAMS
• Relay for Life will kick off with party
• Annual Service Club Luncheon will salute top NAS personnel
• Workshop will take aim at future of Exxon building
• Timeout!
• Driscoll Middle School honor roll posted
• Driscoll Elementary School honor roll posted
• Brahmas in action during break
• Lady Seahawks much improved this season
• The 81st Bluebonnet Ball and Debutante Presentation was ‘A Royal Christmas’
• Carl William ‘Bill’ Nix
• Myrtle Louise McCullough
• Ambrosio Gonzales
• Woman’s Club of Kingsville, Bluebonnet Drama Club hosts annual Christmas Tea
• Big issues await lawmakers in the next legislative session
• Who Protects Seniors?
• Can the EDC save county from old Exxon building mistake?
• — The rule of Sebelius —
• NEW YEAR’S BABY —
• Congressman-Elect visits NAS Kingsville
• Main Street volunteers are needed
• Schedule of Public Events
• Neessen becomes major TAMUK sponsor
• New Year’s Day fire spreads to King Ranch
• Expect changes at county courthouse
• Top sports stories of 2010
• Manuela G. Gonzales
• Judith Louise King
• Carlos G. Zapata
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Josey selected as Junior Sailor of the Quarter at NAS Kingsville
• Kingsville Noon Lions Club presents check for scholarships
• Senior Citizen menu posted
• Christmas trees can be brought to Public Works
• INNOVATION AT WORK
• Entries sought for junior livestock show event here
• BUILDING RENAMING IS OFFICIAL
• General election shake-up top news story
• Texas A&M-Kingsville President Steven Tallant top newsmaker
• DONATION
• ‘Our First Christmas in Heaven’ Mass held at Our Lady of Good Counsel
• Hernandez comes home for the holidays
• Memorial CAP cadets celebrate the holidays
• FESTIVE SURPRISE
• GIFTS PRESENTED
• ST. PAU L STAR STUDE NTS ANNOU NCED
• KEDT CHALLENGE TEAM
• Jack Horkheimer’s Christmas Gift
• South Texas folks are the best
• President Obama’s Mitterrand Moment
• Scott honored for achievements and volunteerism
• Financial Peace University classes offered here
• Assistance available in effort to help the land
• SUCCESSFUL HUNT —
• FIRST BUCK
• Juan Manuel Ruiz Jr.
• Victoria Villarreal Zamora
• Thomas Davidek, Jr.
• Amador Mendieta
• Humberto S. Gonzalez
• Newspaper to close for holiday
• Boy hurt in dirt bike mishap
• Departing county judge says farewell
• YOUNG’S PIZZA GOES TO WAR
• Yuletide shooting sends brother to hospital, another to jail
• Tax assessor-collector issues property tax deadline reminder
• RECOGNITION
• Kleberg County Judge Pete De La Garza Annex project low on money
• New Year’s Day oath set for public officials
• Geology rocks at Harrel Elementary School
• Gillett Intermediate School honor roll listed
• Census count to give Texas more seats in Congress
• The crisis of the middle
• Bruizer’s mission
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Photo
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Badger Beat
• ENJOYING A DAY OF FISHING
• Bulletin
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• FLU SHOTS
• Photo
• CHRISTMAS CAROLING
• Municipal Warrants Issued
• NAS Kingsville is Navy Region Southeast choice for Installation Excellence honors
• Entries sought for Adult Division of livestock show
• Sales tax collections end year on a positive note
• Dog’s adventure has Yuletide ending
• Elks Lodge lends support to Toys for Tots
• University Women’s Club hosts annual Christmas Social and Dinner
• Granddaughter receives medal of heroism
• Lions continued support of Toys for Tots appreciated
• Couple celebrates 60 years of marriage
• Harvey Elementary students share their Christmas
• 2 Democratic state representatives switch to the winning side of the house
• How about a drink
• A look back at conservation in 2010
• All-district selections punctuate Seahawks’ banner season
• HINOJOSA BRINGS HOME A QUICK BUCK —
• Cantu endures another tough loss in Alamo City
• William Norman Waldroop
• Anne S. Colston
• L. Camp Gilliam
• Kingsville Chamber of Commerce Window Decorating Contest Winners
• TALENT SHOW WINNERS ANNOUNCED
• Newspaper closed Friday
• TOYS, TOYS, TOYS —
• CHRISTMAS PROGRAM A SUCCESS
• Holiday trash pickup reminder
• A Christmas story Third grader realizes that
• NAS Kingsville announces top civilian employees
• Aerial fireworks banned
• Letters to Santa
• Memorial Middle School honor roll announced
• Parent’s Math Night at Memorial Middle School
• ST. PAUL STAR STUDENTS —
• Winter commencement ceremonies held at Texas A&M-Kingsville
• A new year can mean a new, healthier you
• Is your VA doc licensed?
• Holiday Guest Commentary
• Weekend Sports Notes
• TRIPLE SLAM
• Brahmas toughing it out
• Ralph Russell Paschal
• Rene Garza
• Charles Collins
• Angelica Angel Mendoza
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Kingsville holiday trash schedule announced
• MEETING THE GOVERNOR
• Evangelina Helena Noe
• Correction
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Binarao completes basic training
• Photo
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• APPRECIATION-
• FAREWELL RECEPTION
• Holiday wreck mars homecoming
• King High academic standout reaching for NASA and Mars
• ExxonMobil $23,000 grant goes to KISD
• HARVEY SCHOOL RIBBON CUTTING
• Drug dealer off to prison
• Letters to Santa
• BISHOP STUDENTS GIVE THIS HOLIDAY SEASON
• TOY DONATION
• Sturgis - Cunningham marriage vows recited
• Cartoon
• Cartoon
• A tribute to a dedicated law enforcement officer
• Two programs available for interested groups
• RIBBON CUTTING
• Midweek Sports Notes
• FIRST PLACE WIN
• REPRESENT!!
• Brahmas make all-district pigskin team
• Lions make all-district team
• Arturo Colin
• Arnold Arguijo
• Treba Elizabeth Baker Skipworth
• Vital Statistics
• HOLIDAY ELVES-
• Performance, leadership and collateral duties key to selection as NAS Kingsville Sailors of the Year
• Services set for ex-constable Arnold Arguijo
• Size doesn’t matter when it comes to horse rustling
• RECOGNITION
• Christmas holiday trash schedule listed
• BISHOP FIRE
• GRASS FIRE CREATES HEAVY SMOKE
• TRADITION CONTINUES
• New 500, 000 gallon water tower planned for Kingsville
• DAKOTA TAYLOR A W A R D E D FOR PERFECT ATTENDANCE —
• Harrel Elementary School honor roll posted
• Innovation is the thing
• Top three prompt state agencies to tighten belts
• Cartoon
• King High staff praised for its support…not!
• MAKE SURE YOUR CHILDREN HAVE JOYFUL MEMORIES THIS HOLIDAY SEASON
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• Weekend Sports Notes
• No more Mr. Nice Guy
• Badger basketball dominate Lions 68-46
• Fonseca wins second MMA fight
• Badgers selected to district honors
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Santa Visits Foster Children Earl
• Bealls encourages shoppers to help raise money for Toys for Tots this holiday season through social media contest
• KIMBALL RECEIVES AWARD
• ‘Tis the season to give
• New chamber boss sees bright future for Bishop
• Smoking dope in jail didn’t help felon’s case
• Library will close for computer upgrades
• TAMUK WINS
• Ex-resident is pardoned for exposure
• Bond reduction denied in capital murder case here
• Kingsville man in custody of U.S. Secret Service
• Gonzalez - Gomez marriage vows exchanged
• Stargazing
• Letters to Santa
• Local girl participates in Distinguished Youth Program
• Perez Elementary honor roll announced
• Kleberg Elementary honor roll listed
• Program participant brings home two awards
• La Posada
• CHILDREN’S CONCERT
• Kingsville FFA party/meeting set
• MLK Committe to meet Tuesday
• School Lunch Menus posted
• SPRING STUDENT TEACHERS INTRODUCED
• Kingsville MOPS to meet Wednesday
• DEBT RELIEF COMPANIES PROHIBITED FROM COLLECTING ADVANCE FEES
• Cartoons
• Commentary
• A&M System exceeds state average for HUB participation
• The kiss of death
• Conservation Stewardship Program sign-up deadline nears
• Javelina basketball supports Toys for Tots
• Midweek Sports Notes
• Academy girls basketball team seeks improvement
• COASTAL BEND YOUTH FOOTBALL SENIOR DIVISION CHAMPS —
• Teresa A. San Miguel
• Monty B. Cannon
• H.M. King Brahmas compete at basketball tournament
• Constancia Delgado Zavala
• Kenneth Arnold Nix
• The Spirit of Christ mas —
• DONATION —
• TAMUK grad, South Texas civil rights leader Carlos Guerra remembered
• Christmas in the Park attracted
• University mourns loss of police officer
• Mauro Castro newest Regents Professor at TAMUK
• TAMUK boss says university’s name remains unchanged
• RETIRING OFFICIALS HONORED
• La Posada a celebration to remember!
• TAMUK commencement Dec. 17
• SCHOLARSHIP AWARDED
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• GIVING BACK
• Math -a-th on held at Harvey Elementary —
• Graduating students receive ring as symbol of university years
• Harvey Elementary honor roll posted
• Kaufer High School honor roll listed
• Letter to the Editor
• Assange the Anti-American
• High court rules against release of birth date information
• Weekend Basketball Report
• King High celebrates fall sports
• Christian Life Academy grabs top volleyball honors
• Ruby Jon Jones
• Deaths
• Club Calendar
• La Posada de Kingsville Tour of Homes is today
• Sheriff’s Department stands watch over Toys for Tots
• Christmas presentation Sunday
• City landfill back on track
• Sneak Peek
• Kingsville cracks down on restricted smoking materials
• Miss Teen Kingsville 2011 sought
• PENNIES FOR PATIENTS
• Kleberg fundraiser a success
• Photo
• SCHOOL MENUS
• King High honor roll students listed
• Wildfire Dangers
• Conservation Conversation
• RIBBON CUTTING
• Hunters do it again!
• Where the Badgers go from here
• Midweek Sports Notes
• Ignacio Castañeda
• Joan Louise Weinberger
• Olga Gonzalez Garza
• Concepcion Gutierrez Bueno
• Kenneth W. Miller
• Norberto Rivera
• Morris Wallis Jr.
• Dr. Gerald B. “Gerry” Robins
• Robert Frederic Tucker III
• Correction —
• SHERIFF DEPT. FORUM-
• FEAST FOR FAMILIES-
• Operation Christ mas Child — sharing on Nov. 17. The students of the school
• Charity Department collecting warm clothing for program
• The Lure of the Stars
• PARADE PREPARATIONS
• CHOIR PREPARATION —
• It’s a busy weekend for La Posada
• CVB seeks support for train visit
• 48-year city hall veteran Dora Byington retires Friday
• Former TAMUK president Gerald Robins remembered
• Sales tax revenue increases
• Texas A&M-Kingsville honors future leaders for Who’s Who recognition
• Welcome to Eric Holder’s War
• 'Tis the season for joy, crime and caution
• City officials claim Open Meetings Act hampers communication
• Toys for Tots applications being accepted for families with children ages 0-17
• Weekend Sports Notes
• H.M. King tennis team earn first, third place trophies
• SECOND PLACE TOURNEY FINISH
• Proud tradition continues at Ricardo Middle School
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• To Your Good Health
• A Safer Pregnancy Ahead
• TEXAS Health Matters
• LEGALS
• Who • What • Where • When • Why
• Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute gathers here
• Lori Russek named ‘Bringer of Light’
• Photo
• THANKSGIVING MEALS
• County unemployment remains low
• Community Service Department go on Wild Animal Tour with the Bynums
• Kaufer grad making a difference
• STAR STUDENTS ANNOUNCED
• VETERANS DAY CELEBRATED
• THANKSGIVING FEAST
• Four A&M-Kingsville students place in forensics tourneys, one qualifies for regionals
• A&M-Kingsville art department alumnus receives national film award for animation
• Family of Jim Scarborough thanks community
• CD release party set
• Fernandez of Edward Jones receives Accredited Asset Management Specialist designation
• County Agent’s Corner
• Conservation Conversation: Good stewardship important
• Timeout!
• 77XPRESS TEAM BRINGS HOME FIRST PLACE TROPHY —
• Kingsville Cowboys win Super Bowl
• Midweek Sports Notes
• Francisca Niño
• Neila Jo Thomas
• Fabian P. Ortegon
• Guadalupe C. Vela
• JoNell Clack
• Santiago Rico
• Ellen A. Townsend
• Olivia Salazar Perez
• Local judge attends seminar
• STUDENT ASSISTS WITH ELECTION
• RECOGNITION
• Vital Statistics
• Are You Ready for Winter?
• Record number of visitors drop in for cowboy breakfast at King Ranch
• Harden Study Club takes a tour of the Train Depot Museum
• VETERANS DAY CELEBRATED —
• CASA VOLUNTEERS SWORN IN —
• APPRECIATION WEEK
• Sweet Potato Pie pepper and water; heat stirring until browned bits Sweet Potato Pie from bottom of skillet.
• How to survive your office party
• Country Country Sausage and stuffing Corn Bread Stuffing Country Sausage and hard to resist this all-time favorite Corn Bread Stuffing to boiling, are 3. mix, stir to 16-
• Holiday © 2010 Hearst Communications, Inc. trash All rights reserved schedule
• How to make How to Make perfect gravy the Perfect Gravy
• How to make perfect gravy
• FAMILIAR FACE —
• Perry names Ida Louise Steen chair of 2011 Texas Inaugural Committee
• On-site Sewage Facilities Replacement Program applicants sought here
• Solomon Ortiz says farewell
• HAPPY THANKSGIVING —
• RV resort planned for Kingsville
• A&M-Kingsville gets $2.5 million education grant
• KICK-OFF CELEBRATION —
• Bishop FFA competes at district
• TRANSFORMATIVE READING PROJECT
• Texas A&M Kingsville teams up with Harvey Elementary School
• A TRIP TO THE TRAIN DEPOT
• Pere z Fourth Grade Thanksgiving Feast —
• Board sets state budget limit for next biennium
• The first step on the debt
• Cartoon
• Commentary
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• Woodrow C. ‘Woody’ Hicks Jr. golf tourney results
• Sundaram tabbed to head women’s tennis
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Kingsville Bowlers win state bowling titles
• Mary Grace Horlock
• Joy C. Graham
• Nicolas Gonzalez Escobedo
• Eustolia Mayorga Rivera
• Linda Worley
• Red Ribbon Week celebrated
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Bishop Veterans honored at memorial service
• Texas tops in business
• Attorney General’s Child Support Division Recognized For Exemplary Performance
• Grandson of Kingsville resident takes to radio airways for business news
• Mom indicted in daughter’s death
• Ortiz ballot recount a draw
• Holiday trash schedule set
• Annual choir concert Dec. 5
• Vattmann Thanksgiving tradition continues…
• KISD braces for financial woes
• Photo
• Entries sought for 3rd Annual Toys for Tots Service Club Challenge
• ROTARY STUDENT OF THE MONTH NAMED
• VETERANS *POST*
• SENIOR NEWS LINE
• School lunch menus posted
• Petronila Elementary honor roll listed
• GUEST READERS AT EPIPHANY SCHOOL
• SPEED DRIL CHAM PS RE COGNI
• Epiphany Episcopal honor roll posted
• Ricardo Elementary honor roll listed
• Harrel Elementary Pie Fundraiser
• Distinguished Youth of Texas Program participant
• Will justice ever come to victim of brutal traffic accident here?
• Advisory councils signal new beginning for TAMUK busines college
• THORNBERRY TO BEGIN LEGAL PRACTICE —
• Coastal Bend Advanced Practice Nurses coalition forms locally
• Bealls encourages shoppers to share the thanks with holiday canned food drive
• Conservation Conversation
• RIBBON CUTTING
• County Agent’s Corner
• La Posada de Kingsville 2010
• Where the Brahmas go from here
• Brahma boys basketball squad young this season
• Yellowjacket teams reach youth football title game
• Homer strikes back!
• DRISCOLL CROSS COUNTRY TEAM PLACE AT DISTRICT MEET
• Kleberg County Historical Commission making headway
• Eva G. Flores
• Manuel T. Rodriguez
• Maria N. Espinoza
• Bake sale planned for Saturday
• Recruiting continues for city manager
• Did someone say ‘cowboy breakfast’…?
• Orchestra features King Ranch at the Movies
• Don’t forget the big kids, too
• A&M-Kingsville music department ready to jazz things up for the holiday season
• TAMUK music department shares sounds of the season during 5th Annual Christmas Concert
• COURTYARD DEDICATION —
• Another recount here
• A&M-Kingsville environmental engineering department receives $1.5 million TCEQ grant
• Ricardo Middle School student selected as Distinguished Youth of Texas Program candidate
• Driscoll Elementary School honor roll
• Driscoll Middle School honor roll listed
• Nanny Elementary School second six weeks honor roll announced
• Sarita Elementary School honor roll posted
• EPIPHANY SCHOOL OBSERVES VETERANS
• Harvey Elementary Students Are Too Cool For Drugs —
• BOSTON TEA PARTY —
• Driscoll ISD salutes veterans on Veterans Day
• FLAG FOOTBALL —
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• Veterans say “thanks” to community
• Political Cartoon
• Challengers throw big question mark into race for House speaker
• The shellacking that hubris wrought
• Yellowjackets seventh graders achieve perfect season
• Youth Yellow Jackets sting into playoffs
• SHOWING SUPPORT FOR CANCER AWARENESS MONTH
• CANCER AWARENESS
• Sanford signs with Islanders
• Weekend Sports Notes
• McKinze Nichole Luna
• Margarita C. Cantu
• Tim Zahn
• Nilda N. Perez
• Samuel A. Moya
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Veterans Day 2010 Remembered
• Industrial accident victim remembered
• Kingsville gets a big Main Street welcome at El Paso conference
• Main Street kickoff here set for Nov. 19
• City eyes $10 million-plus in improvements
• OATH OF OFFICE
• VETERANS PARADE DRAWS BIG CROWD
• ANIVERSARY CELEBRATED
• Schultz wins Pct. 2 post
• ANI VERSAR Y CE LEBRATE
• 50th Wedding Anniversary celebrated
• Participants complete week-long ACTS retreat
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• POSTER CONTEST
• ST. PAUL STARS
• Storybook characters come to life at Kleberg School
• Bishop students salute veterans
• TAMUK fans the best
• County Agent’s Corner
• Busting the Young’s Pizza, Texicali myths
• MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL EFFORT TO MINIMIZE DANGER OF SEX OFFENDERS
• Life-saving efforts appreciated
• Conservation Conversation
• Yellowjackets seventh graders achieve perfect season
• Youth Yellow Jackets sting into playoffs
• SHOWING SUPPORT FOR CANCER AWARENESS MONTH
• CANCER AWARENESS
• Sanford signs with Islanders
• Weekend Sports Notes
• McKinze Nichole Luna
• Margarita C. Cantu
• Tim Zahn
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Veterans Day 2010 Remembered
• Nilda N. Perez
• Samuel A. Moya
• Industrial accident victim remembered
• Kingsville gets a big Main Street welcome at El Paso conference
• Main Street kickoff here set for Nov. 19
• City eyes $10 million-plus in improvements
• OATH OF OFFICE
• VETERANS PARADE DRAWS BIG CROWD
• Anniversary
• Schultz wins Pct. 2 post
• ANI VERSAR Y CE LEBRATE
• 50th Wedding Anniversary celebrated
• Participants complete week-long ACTS retreat
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• POSTER CONTEST
• ST. PAUL STARS
• Storybook characters come to life at Kleberg School
• Bishop students salute veterans
• MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL EFFORT TO MINIMIZE DANGER OF SEX OFFENDERS
• Life-saving efforts appreciated
• TAMUK fans the best
• County Agent’s Corner
• Busting the Young’s Pizza, Texicali myths
• Conservation Conversation
• Ricardo Middle School student selected as Distinguished Youth of Texas Program candidate
• The Longoria Affair documentary to be shown at A&M-Kingsville
• HATS FOR HOPE —
• Holiday trash schedule listed
• Harvey Elementary Parent Meetings
• Firefighters control abandoned building blaze
• FIRE SAFETY —
• Purple Heart group formed here
• NATIONAL NIGHT OUT PARTICIPANTS —
• INSTALLATION —
• PREPARING TO GO LIVE —
• NEW VA HEALTH SYSTEM
• Focus and Shoot —
• Veterans office joins health care system
• H.M. King FCCLA members attend fall leadership workshop
• Old King High roof on the mend
• Lions’ season ends 73-0 against Skidmore-Tynan
• Republicans enjoy swath of victories on Election Day
• SHERIFF SCARBOROUGH REMEMBERED
• Owls take down Badgers 52-28
• The Land of Abundance
• Pct. 2 commissioner count unchanged
• Seahawks crush Cowboys 64-14
• Guest Commentary
• Sports Quiz
• Coyotes over Brahmas in season finale, 42-21
• Trivia Test
• Roel Ricardo Loera
• Now here's a tip!
• Rodney L. Kirk
• Salome's Stars
• Euteva L. Gregory
• A&M-Kingsville students excel in theatre competition
• Melba “Ramona” Garza
• Texas A&I Alumni Association to honor alumni
• Helen T. McCreight
• Harvey Elementary awarded focus grant
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• Felix C. Perez
• OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY REACHES OUT TO MILITARY FAMILIES REACHES OUT TO MILITARY
• Juventino Sanchez
• Ricardo Middle School students receive Jacket Attitude Award
• Angel V. Lira
• PEREZ STUDENTS ENJOYING NEW SWING SETS
• Pablo S. Escobedo
• READ, READ, READ!!!
• Juan F. Maldonado Jr.
• Harvey Elemen tary awar focus grant
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• VOTING PROCESS
• Local celebrities to perform with KSO
• Ricardo Middle School honor roll announced
• Ricardo Senior Center celebrates the opening of remodeled building
• CLA honor roll posted
• La Posada events listed
• Constitutionality of Federal Health Care Challenged
• Young Bishop artist honored for his holiday card creation
• DONATION
• Photos
• Conservation Conversation Conserving the precious
• Provisional, military ballots could change one-vote difference in Precinct 2 contest
• Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist to speak at A&M-Kingsville
• SUNSHINE SWIMMERS
• Weekend Sports Notes
• DONATION
• Lady Badger varsity volleyball team sweeps Karnes City
• Taylor - Ochoa marriage vows recited
• Timeout!
• Grossman - Weaver
• Academy Lions roar at district meet
• Academy Lions roar at district meet
• Grossman - Weaver
• Felix C. Perez
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• Juventino Sanchez
• OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY REACHES OUT TO MILITARY FAMILIES REACHES OUT TO MILITARY
• Angel V. Lira
• Ricardo Middle School students receive Jacket Attitude Award
• Pablo S. Escobedo
• PEREZ STUDENTS ENJOYING NEW SWING SETS
• Juan F. Maldonado Jr.
• READ, READ, READ!!!
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Harvey Elemen tary awar focus grant
• Local celebrities to perform with KSO
• VOTING PROCESS
• Ricardo Senior Center celebrates the opening of remodeled building
• Ricardo Middle School honor roll announced
• La Posada events listed
• CLA honor roll posted
• Young Bishop artist honored for his holiday card creation
• Constitutionality of Federal Health Care Challenged
• Photos
• DONATION
• Provisional, military ballots could change one-vote difference in Precinct 2 contest
• Conservation Conversation Conserving the precious
• SUNSHINE SWIMMERS
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist to speak at A&M-Kingsville
• DONATION
• Lady Badger varsity volleyball team sweeps Karnes City
• Timeout!
• Taylor - Ochoa marriage vows recited
• Now here's a tip!
• Another step forward for old King High
• 77XPRESS GIRLS WIN TOURNEY
• Salome's Stars
• Blindness can’t stop student from seeing a bright future
• Midweek Sports Notes
• Election results and winners
• Yellowjackets top Badgers
• Services set for former Sheriff Jim Scarborough
• Badgers fall to Warriors 39-6
• RED RIBBON —
• Sue R. Mohrmann
• BrahmaBots Robotics team advances to Texas Regional State Competition
• William Frederick “Fred” Radford
• Harvey Elementary School honor roll listed
• James ‘Jim’ S. Scarborough III
• Harrel Elementary School honor roll announced
• Mary Louise Wyro
• Gillett Intermediate School honor roll posted
• Celia Silva
• Petronila Elementary School honor roll
• Phi Delta Kappa awards three $500 scholarships
• MEYER ATTENDS STATE HONORS BANQUET —
• Municipal Warrants Issued
• Ms. Marlo ’s Thre Amigos Hot Dog Com pany
• Sylvia pits husband, dog versus wife in humorous journey
• Perez Elementary School honor roll announced
• Holiday season is flu season
• H.M. King High School honor roll listed
• La Posada expands list of activities
• Memorial Middle School honor roll posted
• ROAST AND TOAST
• Seahawks drop Buckaroos 35-14
• The Closing of NPR’s Mind
• Jean Claire Turcotte 2011 CIS honoree
• Lions lose to Refugio 76-0
• Now here's a tip!
• Salome's Stars
• MEYER ATTENDS STATE HONORS BANQUET —
• Municipal Warrants Issued
• Ms. Marlo ’s Thre Amigos Hot Dog Com pany
• Sylvia pits husband, dog versus wife in humorous journey
• Perez Elementary School honor roll announced
• Holiday season is flu season
• H.M. King High School honor roll listed
• La Posada expands list of activities
• Memorial Middle School honor roll posted
• ROAST AND TOAST
• Seahawks drop Buckaroos 35-14
• The Closing of NPR’s Mind
• Jean Claire Turcotte 2011 CIS honoree
• Lions lose to Refugio 76-0
• Another step forward for old King High
• 77XPRESS GIRLS WIN TOURNEY
• Blindness can’t stop student from seeing a bright future
• Midweek Sports Notes
• Election results and winners
• Yellowjackets top Badgers
• Services set for former Sheriff Jim Scarborough
• Badgers fall to Warriors 39-6
• RED RIBBON —
• Sue R. Mohrmann
• BrahmaBots Robotics team advances to Texas Regional State Competition
• William Frederick “Fred” Radford
• Harvey Elementary School honor roll listed
• James ‘Jim’ S. Scarborough III
• Harrel Elementary School honor roll announced
• Mary Louise Wyro
• Gillett Intermediate School honor roll posted
• Celia Silva
• Petronila Elementary School honor roll
• Phi Delta Kappa awards three $500 scholarships
• CELEBRATING YEARS OF SERVICE
• Kingsville Community Choir practices are set for Monday
• Area high school teams take top honors during Coastal Bend BEST Competition
• Irma Rangel College of Pharmacy fixing water damage problems
• Candidates campaign down to the wire
• Bishop cancer survivor expects to suit up again
• Let’s take a look at the Texas Model
• Commissioners name Frank Escobedo County Agri-Life Extension Agent
• Conservation Conversation: Kleberg-Kenedy 2011 Board of Directors announced
• HAPPY HAUNTED HALLOWEEN
• County Agent’s Corner
• Tuesday is Election Day!
• Builders of Santa Gertrudis School receive award
• STAR STUDENTS RECOGNIZED
• Lady Badgers success continues
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Weekend Sports Notes
• PAGEANT WINNER
• Paul Corkill Jr.
• Perez - Serna
• Mary Lou Jimenez
• FLAIR Department to host silent auction fundraiser
• Sue R. Mohrmann
• Poetry and Short Story Contest underway
• Bruce Raymond Anderson II
• Church of Christ recognizes cancer survivors during Cancer Awareness Month
• Maria Elena Caldera
• 5th Annual HALLOWEEN COSTUME CONTEST
• Award-winning bass trombonist to perform at A&M-Kingsville Nov. 4
• Ricardo girl selected Distinguished Youth of Texas Program candidate
• Toys for Tots campaign sets goal for 2010
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Election Results
• Election Results
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Kingsville Community Choir practices are set for Monday
• CELEBRATING YEARS OF SERVICE
• Irma Rangel College of Pharmacy fixing water damage problems
• Area high school teams take top honors during Coastal Bend BEST Competition
• Candidates campaign down to the wire
• Bishop cancer survivor expects to suit up again
• Let’s take a look at the Texas Model
• Commissioners name Frank Escobedo County Agri-Life Extension Agent
• Conservation Conversation: Kleberg-Kenedy 2011 Board of Directors announced
• HAPPY HAUNTED HALLOWEEN
• County Agent’s Corner
• Tuesday is Election Day!
• Lady Badgers success continues
• Builders of Santa Gertrudis School receive award
• STAR STUDENTS RECOGNIZED
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Paul Corkill Jr.
• PAGEANT WINNER
• Mary Lou Jimenez
• Perez - Serna
• Sue R. Mohrmann
• FLAIR Department to host silent auction fundraiser
• Bruce Raymond Anderson II
• Poetry and Short Story Contest underway
• Maria Elena Caldera
• Church of Christ recognizes cancer survivors during Cancer Awareness Month
• Award-winning bass trombonist to perform at A&M-Kingsville Nov. 4
• 5th Annual HALLOWEEN COSTUME CONTEST
• Toys for Tots campaign sets goal for 2010
• Ricardo girl selected Distinguished Youth of Texas Program candidate
• St. Paul Lutheran School honor roll
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• De La Paz Middle School honor roll listed
• The sights and sounds of ArtWalk
• Nanny Elementary School honor roll posted
• National Night Out
• Kaufer High School honor roll announced
• NAS KINGSVILLE CELEBRATES HISPANIC HERITAGE
• Photo
• Ranching Management Symposium details risk in the field
• NRCS urges landowners to sign-up for CSP
• HALO-Flight unveils ground specialty care transport ambulance
• Great weather for lawn maintenance
• Early voting for general election starts Monday
• RIBBON CUTTING
• 23rd annual Toys for Tots campaign will kick off Wednesday
• Home of Bishop family is destroyed by fire Tuesday
• ‘Raid’ doesn’t stop youth Yellow Jackets
• Bishop chamber executive retiring after 32 years
• We are all members of the body
• Old bank is Riviera’s treasure trove of history
• GIRL SCOUTS HELP OUT AT JAVELINA VOLLEYBALL GAMES
• Golf course debate fires up city
• UNDEFEATED TOURNEY CHAMPS
• A 95TH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
• Weekend Sports Notes
• NOW Department holds September monthly meeting
• Kingsvile VIPERS Runer -Up Team
• Toys For Tots coordinators named
• Forest Edwards Dailey Jr.
• School Lunch Menus posted
• Now Department holds November monthly meeting
• Ruben G. De La Garza
• Wanda Faye DeLaPaz
• Photography exhibit Community Landscapes on display at Ben Bailey Art Gallery
• Joyce Mooney celebrates 90th birthday with Sunshine Swimmers
• Riviera ISD to hold FOCUS meeting Oct. 20
• Community shows support for breast cancer awareness
• Corral St. no parking zones to be enforced by Kingsville police
• Army officer is awarded Bronze Star
• Industrial accident sends Kingsville man to Brooke Army Medical facility
• Trojans sneak past Brahmas, 46-42
• Restored 1943 fire truck waiting for planned building in Riviera
• Midweek Sports Notes
• WHO’S WHO IN THIS LOOK-ALIKE PHOTO?
• Badgers win district opener over Jerseys, 30-29
• Distinguished Alumni to celebrate community involvement with TAMUK
• Seahawks and Lions to square off
• RECOGNITION
• Manuel Gutierrez
• An education in spending
• Amelia P. Salazar
• Attorney General seeks halt to home foreclosures in Texas
• Aaron LaBarte Gant
• Jackie Eugene Cox III
• Restored 1943 fire truck waiting for planned building in Riviera
• Midweek Sports Notes
• WHO’S WHO IN THIS LOOK-ALIKE PHOTO?
• Badgers win district opener over Jerseys, 30-29
• Distinguished Alumni to celebrate community involvement with TAMUK
• Seahawks and Lions to square off
• RECOGNITION
• Manuel Gutierrez
• An education in spending
• Amelia P. Salazar
• Attorney General seeks halt to home foreclosures in Texas
• Aaron LaBarte Gant
• Jackie Eugene Cox III
• Ruben G. De La Garza
• Wanda Faye DeLaPaz
• Photography exhibit Community Landscapes on display at Ben Bailey Art Gallery
• Joyce Mooney celebrates 90th birthday with Sunshine Swimmers
• Riviera ISD to hold FOCUS meeting Oct. 20
• Community shows support for breast cancer awareness
• Corral St. no parking zones to be enforced by Kingsville police
• Army officer is awarded Bronze Star
• Industrial accident sends Kingsville man to Brooke Army Medical facility
• Trojans sneak past Brahmas, 46-42
• Grand jury indicts for murder
• ENJOYING MUSIC
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Fly-in will showcase Kleberg County Airport
• County Agent’s Corner
• State approves funds for county airport
• Rangel College of Pharmacy hosts fall 2010 initiation banquet for Gamma Mu Chapter of Phi Lambda Sigma
• recorD Grand jury indicts for murder
• Texas A&M-Kingsville students vie for Homecoming King, Queen
• Remembering Ronchester Santiago
• Star Students
• King Ranch acquires assets and operations of Southwest Nut
• Harve y Elementary National Night
• Ex-education secretary speaks to group here
• Meet the Riviera High School Student Council
• A&M-Kingsville ready for Homecoming 2010
• 3 to receive Distinguished Alumni, Rising Star honors during TAMUK 2010 Homecoming Celebration
• ENJOYIN G MU SIC
• Naranjo - Garcia
• Weekend Sports Notes
• School lunch menus posted
• Woman’s Club of Kingsville holds first general meeting
• H.M. High School
• DONATION-
• Deadlines & Policies
• FIRST PLACE TOURNEY CHAMPS
• Bishop High remembers ‘Becca’
• FLAIR department begins 2010-11 club year
• Brahmas still a work in progress
• Performance fee explained
• HAPPY 90TH BIRTHDAY —
• Dorothy La Porte
• Cartoon
• Music Club meeting set for Tuesday
• Aaron LaBarte Gant
• Attorney general takes aim at college prep couple
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Marcelino ‘Max’ V. Suarez
• U.S. SBA announces disaster loans available for homes, business from Hurricane Karl storm damages
• ARK PET OF THE WEEK —
• Saint Louis Brass performance second in year-long Presidential Performing and Visual Arts Series
• Applications due by Nov. 15 for Summer Internships with USDA-NRCS
• Now here's a tip!
• Midweek Sports Notes
• Salome's Stars
• Brahmas fall to Texans, 60-20
• STEM COALITION
• Week six football report
• Riviera FFA announces officers, activities
• Ricardo Yellow Jackets stinging continues
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• Young Brahma tennis team notches first ‘W’
• Political Cartoon #2
• Abigail S. Waffle
• Against the voters
• Rebecca ‘Becca’ Renee Sanchez
• Perry, White, wage digital battle in final month of campaign
• Alberto G. Garcia Jr.
• Political Cartoon
• Florence Evelyn Randall
• OBSERVING NATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION MONTH
• Marcelino ‘Max’ V. Suarez
• Tax bills in the mail
• Former Kingsville resident to perform in downtown music festival events Saturday
• Founding member of Voices Leadership Group addresses mental illness
• Municipal Warrants Issued
• Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Bus y, Bus y, Bus y
• See you at ArtWalk!
• Boys & Girls Club to hold plate sale
• H.M. KING HOMECOMING ROYALTY
• Bishop FFA district Plant ID/ Land Judging results posted
• ARK Pet of the Week
• NATIONAL NIGHT OUT
• Academy Weekend Sports Notes
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Yellow Jackets invade Hebbronville
• University Women’s Club hosts fall brunch and business meeting
• Miller accepts job with Oregon
• MEET THE TEACHER NIGHT
• Cynthia G. Salazar
• Some odd-named stars of fall
• Rebecca ‘Becca’ Renee Sanchez
• Anatomy of a criminal investigation
• Adela V. Vela
• Farm and Ranch Show returns
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Bill Cone joins the Kleberg Bank family
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• Farm Week in America
• La Posada Holiday Bazaar event added to La Posada activities this year
• College of Pharmacy hosts fall career expo
• Top Quilt
• Art exhibit a preview of ArtWalk
• Thousands gather at TAMUK to hear award-winning 30 Seconds to Mars
• Mother, daughter will talk about invisible disability
• mtvU’s bright lights and big sounds come to the land of Javelinas
• Indictment against ex-sheriff is tossed
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Harden Study Club takes a tour of the new Bishop High School
• Oleomar A. Pena
• SANTA GERTRUDIS SCHOOL PARENT/TEACHER CLUB
• Gerhard Zacharias
• NATION’S HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS ON DISPLAY AT PUBLIC LIBRARY
• Manuel R. Ybarra
• A&M-Kingsville theatre to perform Silvia Gonzalez’s Boxcar, Sept. 28, 30, Oct. 1, 3
• Leopoldo Garcia Jr.
• Board of Regents approve advancing start date, pre-construction monies for third new residence hall
• CHARITY DEPARTMENT DONATES
• Political Cartoon
• Gillett Intermediate takes a proactive approach in gang prevention
• Record lease sale by land office will help fund some higher ed
• Crusade planned at Templo Betel
• Economy and welfare grow together
• Perry announces steps to increase monitoring, sex offender punishment
• Now here's a tip!
• F.Z. BISHOP PORTRAIT ON LOAN TO BCISD
• Salome's Stars
• Kingsville woman took the initial step to better mental health
• Timeout!
• Devastating accident tears at the hearts of Bishop students
• Riviera suffers first season loss 41-18
• Can City of Kingsville improve life here by taking over golf course?
• Lady Badger varsity volleyball team overpowers Skidmore
• More performances, events at ArtWalk
• Badgers lose to Aransas Pass 47-13
• TAMUK enrollment increases over 12 percent
• Brahmas fall to Calallen in district opener 50-3
• BADGER HOMECOMING ROYALTY
• Adela V. Vela
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• Dederick Wayne Walker
• mtvU Campus Invasion Music Festival brings award-winning band to A&M-Kingsville
• Hollis McNeill Fritts
• Cartoon
• RIBBON CUTTING HELD AT NEW BISHOP HIGH SCHOOL
• Guadalupe DeAnda Bernal
• Democrats urge Perry to drop lawsuit
• King Ranch Gas Plant is celebrating 50th birthday
• Francisco V. Suarez
• Bob Trescott speaks to Community Service Department
• It’s a boy!
• Kathryn Annette Archerd
• University Women’s Club to host annual fall brunch and business meeting
• Grandson arrives!
• Celedonio Salazar
• ACCEPTING DONATIONS
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Carlos S. Quintanilla
• Getting rid of those uninvited guests
• 50th Wedding Anniversary celebrated
• Josefina Navarro Deanda
• PROCLAMATION
• Riviera Kaufer athletes team up for tutorials
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Web Soil Survey featured at San Antonio International Farm and Ranch Show
• Photos
• Is a Daily Vitamin Really Necessary?
• Martinez earns doctorate degree in dentistry at UTH SCSA
• Women's Health
• Photo
• Patient’s bill of rights implements new consumer protections
• Enforcing the rules
• Law enforcement seeks information on burglary
• Academy 2010 Cross Country Schedule
• Photos
• A&M-Kingsville regents professor spends time in Haiti helping people feed themselves
• Academy High School 2010 Volleyball Schedule
• RANGEL COLLEGE OF PHARMACY RECOGNIZES NEW STUDENTS
• Turcotte seeks JP 1 post
• Lady Hawks 2010 Volleyball Schedule
• Cartoon
• Real people here benefit from mental health help
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Perry backs effort to retrieve education jobs funding
• MUNICIPAL JUDGE
• Photo
• America’s Bounty
• A&M-Kingsville Wind Symphony, Concert Bands to perform free concert Thursday
• Josefina Navarro Deanda
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• Michael E. Martin
• Celebration at Driscoll will honor patients who created designs for holiday cards
• Davis Brooks, Jr.
• Remember Nixon’s Madman Theory?
• John Hardy Robertson is ‘Pilot for a Day’ at NAS Kingsville
• Participants of 7th annual JoshFest thanked
• Municipal Warrants Issued
• Now here's a tip!
• Governor seeks speedy funding of levee repairs
• Texas files legal action to block imposition of EPA regulations that threaten Texas jobs
• County rate increases by 2 cents
• HOMECOMING ROYALTY-
• Lions lose homecoming game to Pettus 45-0
• More rain coming this way
• Badgers lose to Tigers 34-0
• PILOT FOR A DAY
• Midweek Sports Notes
• Studying the past to see the present and peek at future
• Brahmas come up short against Bucs 15-14
• Kingsville vet attends last 104th Infantry reunion
• Unbeaten Seahawks enter conference schedule
• City, county hike taxes Kingsville
• George Hubert
• Salome's Stars
• Guadalupe DeAnda Bernal
• Stargazing
• Kathryn Annette Archerd
• ‘Rain Clouds Over My Orange Groove’ exhibit brings color, character to A&M-Kingsvill
• Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• School Lunch Menus posted
• Children of Agent Orange
• Caballero earns doctorate degree in pharmacy at UIW
• Hold Back Time
• Martin receives master of education degree
• City will forgive interest on some paving liens
• LITERACY CLASSES AVAILABLE
• Photos
• Tejanos: Where We Came From, Part IV
• HONORED
• Take steps to reduce mosquitoes, fire ants
• CULTURAL PREPARATIONS
• Soldiers enjoy time in South Texas for Warrior’s Weekend Heroes Cup
• New website offers the latest Javelina gear
• School districts record enrollment increases
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Coastal Bend Farm and Ranch Show set
• Photo
• CARDONA HELPS TEAM WIN CHAMPIONSHIP
• City shows interest in creating parks department that includes golf course
• Gonzalez wins welterweight title
• ARK PET OF THE WEEK
• Angela R. Martinez
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Jose Roberto Flores
• Kingsville Tri-City RTA to honor new retirees Monday
• Martha Frances Disbro
• Music Club of Kingsville membership tea, meeting planned
• Stella Guevara
• CDA INSTALLS OFFICERS
• Thomas Martin Durbin Sr.
• Yvonne Trachta named director of Javelina Alumni Association
• Francisco Canales Lopez Jr.
• Cartoon
• Annie L. Zahn
• DOE officials ask Texas to resubmit application for teacher jobs funding
• Chrystal Peables-Flores
• Deep in the Obama Bunker
• Larry Gene Saunders
• Martin Joseph Christopher
• Independence, freedom and education highlight month-long Hispanic Heritage activities at A&M-Kin
• Joel F. Saenz is appointed to state board
• Kingsville native headed for Tejano ROOTS Hall of Fame induction
• Mighty Brahma Band silenced at home — again
• Bishop athlete helps Team USA win gold
• Kleberg County officials adopt ‘be nice’ policy
• Ricardo Youth Yellow Jackets football teams sting again
• City attorney appointed as interim city manager
• Photo
• Vital Statistics
• Midweek Sports Notes
• Photo
• Badgers lose to Centurians
• Tejanos: Where We Came From, Part IV
• Brahmas trying to plug the holes
• PAYROLL PROFESSIONALS CELEBRATE NATIONAL PAYROLL WEEK
• Free back to school haircuts
• Tribute to Coach Artie appreciated by family
• Charles “Charlie” Miller Nix
• Willie Vera new task force boss
• Coastal Bend Soil Test Campaign underway
• Get ready for La Posada celebration
• Get ready for 2010-11 4-H Year
• Harvey Elementary Commemorates September 11
• NOW THE COW HAS A NAME
• Kingsville Record Interim city manager on hold
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Bealls gives ‘Club 50 Plus’ members more chances to save
• School Lunch Menus posted
• Garcia honored for 300 career wins in softball
• RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY HELD FOR BUTCH’S RESTAURANT
• South Texas Coastal Bend STEM Coalition Conference scheduled for Sept. 24
• Jack Warren Moseley, Jr.
• Literacy Summit at A&M-Kingsville to focus on students, incorporating technology in the classroo
• Austin ‘Duke’ Maxwell
• WELCOME SOLDIERS
• Juanita Marie McDowell
• Photos
• Andrea A. Garza
• Photo
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Wheeler to become NSCS member
• Summer Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND DRIVE
• Blood pressure drug helps build Muscles
• Meet the Teacher Night at Bishop High School Monday
• Kleberg Bank shows their colors
• Effort to rescue animals pays off with new homes for happy critters
• A SPECIAL THANK YOU
• Come out of the closet
• KEEP KINGSVILLE BEAUTIFUL
• Badger pride beams at new high school
• Sexual immorality and the Christian
• Riviera salutes Artie De La Rosa
• South Texas workforce proves itself when it comes to fixing jets
• Now here's a tip!
• Salome's Stars
• SWING SETS DONATED
• CAREER DAY AT EPIPHANY
• H.M. King High retires Josh Johnson’s jersey
• EPIPHANY STUDENTS ATTEND ANTI-BULLYING PRESENTATION
• Midweek Sports Notes
• RIVIERA ISD THANKS LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT
• Brahmas seeking first 2010 win
• Van de Graaff accelerator arrives at A&M-Kingsville
• BOXING COMES BACK TO KINGSVILLE SATURDAY —
• The Rump Majority minority status
• Academy Lions lose shootout
• Texas education commissioner says schools will be getting less money
• Badgers fall to Mathis Pirates
• Political Cartoon
• Seahawks remain unbeaten
• THE FIGHT TO PROTECT TEXANS
• Ramiro H. Cadriel Jr.
• Hermine pays a visit here
• Stevie Nipper
• Homecoming Royality
• Article
• Welcome Home
• New principal starts new school year at King High
• LADY DRAGONS SEVENTH Grade Win to urney
• H.M. King High Class of 1960 takes time for stroll down Memory Lane
• Brahma cross country team young this season
• Pay increase for KISD employees
• Javelinas shock No. 1 NWSU
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Margie R. Sharp Higbee
• Vital Statistics
• Enriqueta Lozoya
• First Baptist to participate in National Back to Church Sunday on Sept. 12
• Raymundo Salazar Jr.
• 50th Wedding Anniversary Celebrated
• Adalia P. Cantu
• Mundy - Kinnan marriage vows recited
• Randy J. Bell
• SCHOOL SUPPLY DONATION-
• Summer Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Katrina remembered
• Municipal Warrants Issued
• Come out of the closet
• Insurance tips for survivors
• Coach Artie…American Dream
• Hold Back Time…
• Whiteflies on increase in home gardens
• Texas A&M-Kingsville professor, alumni win conservation research award
• King Ranch Institute to host managerial accounting lectureship Sept. 17-18
• DICTIONARY DONATION-
• Kleberg-Kenedy SWCD announces poster, essay contest for students
• Retired Celanese exec Darrell Nordeen eyed for interim city manager here
• Kingsville holiday trash schedule
• Weekend Sports Notes
• Designs for a Cure will fund promising breast cancer research
• Seahawks win ‘Battle of U.S. Highway 77’ over Badgers 35-14
• Bountiful harvest for Kleberg County
• Local football teams enter Week One
• Fitness Center slated for NAS
• Marvin Allen Whitley
• Now here's a tip!
• Sofia H. Longoria
• Salome's Stars
• Curtis H. Roberts
• Epiphany Episcopal School’s buddy tradition starts again
• Donaciano D. Chapa
• GETTING BACK INTO THE GROOVE —
• Mogonia G. Erebia
• SUMMER COMMENCEMENT —
• Newspaper holiday deadline listed
• Health science class helps Riviera ISD students earn CNA
• OPERATION CRACKDOWN-
• Four A&M-Kingsville engineering programs receive re-accreditation from leading engineering agenc
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• Classic Shakespeare takes a witty, amusing twist in The Improvised Shakespeare Company’ perfor
• Pvt. Hernandez returns home for visit in Kingsville
• A&M-Kingsville, San Antonio community to honor distinguished alumni, columnist and civil rights
• Templo Betel Assemby of God Church to celebrate 50th anniversary
• Rezoning away your rights
• Shira completes naval nuclear power training
• Political Cartoon
• Mother Julia’s Good Samaritan Shop opens
• Governor prompts Washington to expand border safety plans
• ARK PET OF THE WEEK —
• The cipher in chief —
• Riviera resident part of state quilt venture
• Lions roar into school history: Squeak by Agua Dulce 22-21
• The cipher in chief —
• Riviera resident part of state quilt venture
• Lions roar into school history: Squeak by Agua Dulce 22-21
• Designs for a Cure will fund promising breast cancer research
• Seahawks win ‘Battle of U.S. Highway 77’ over Badgers 35-14
• Bountiful harvest for Kleberg County
• Local football teams enter Week One
• Fitness Center slated for NAS
• Marvin Allen Whitley
• Now here's a tip!
• Sofia H. Longoria
• Salome's Stars
• Curtis H. Roberts
• Epiphany Episcopal School’s buddy tradition starts again
• Donaciano D. Chapa
• GETTING BACK INTO THE GROOVE —
• Mogonia G. Erebia
• SUMMER COMMENCEMENT —
• Newspaper holiday deadline listed
• Health science class helps Riviera ISD students earn CNA
• OPERATION CRACKDOWN-
• Four A&M-Kingsville engineering programs receive re-accreditation from leading engineering agenc
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• Classic Shakespeare takes a witty, amusing twist in The Improvised Shakespeare Company’ perfor
• Pvt. Hernandez returns home for visit in Kingsville
• A&M-Kingsville, San Antonio community to honor distinguished alumni, columnist and civil rights
• Templo Betel Assemby of God Church to celebrate 50th anniversary
• Rezoning away your rights
• Shira completes naval nuclear power training
• Political Cartoon
• Mother Julia’s Good Samaritan Shop opens
• Governor prompts Washington to expand border safety plans
• ARK PET OF THE WEEK —
• New Bishop High School opens its doors to enthusiastic students
• JAVELINAS BRING HOME SECOND PLACE WIN
• Aug. 31 declared John Ford Day
• H.M. King Summer Tennis Camp Session II comes to a close
• OPERATION SOS
• Six new coaches at BHS
• Parents of TAMUK students can get in on Javelina Pride!
• WELCOME TO BISHOP HIGH SCHOOL
• Riviera’s football field to be named ‘Coach Artie De La Rosa Field’
• Child predator gets 60 years in prison
• In loving memory of Ana Martinez Goff
• It’s a boy!
• Concepcion P. Mireles
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Summer Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Short n’ Sweet
• More problems at Arlington
• Etzler - Crawford marriage vows recited
• Changes to Medicare
• School Lunch Menus posted
• Women's Health
• Support appreciated
• Ear Infection Can Cause Dizziness
• Pct. 4 JP issues warning to parents about school
• Guidance counselors say yes to Texas A&M-Kingsville
• Armyworm outlook
• First annual independent music festival to be held
• NEW CONSIGNMENT SHOP IN TOWN
• Freshmen learn traditions, get into the spirit at convocation
• Ranch Managemant Clinic: low stress livestock and profits
• TAMUK GROUNDS CREW EARN 12 HOURS TOWARD CERTIFICATION
• STOREFRONT CRASH
• Reynaldo O. Fabela
• Obama’s Ground Zero Dodge
• Barbecue plate sale set for Saturday
• Fall baseball league registration underway
• Gung-ho Marine vet pulling out all the stops to develop more veterans services here
• Barbecue plate sale set for Saturday
• Downtown Artwalk features Saturday Quilters
• Now here's a tip!
• Old Luehrs Junior High is gone!
• Sports Quiz
• Salome's Stars
• Harvey Elementary Holds Meet the Teacher Open House
• PARENT INVOLVEMENT
• Cartoon
• GETTING READY —
• Election day is inching closer with no public encounter between Perry, White
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• Timeout!
• MEET THE TEACHER
• Academy and H.M. King hit the road for Week Zero
• Back to School —
• Season opening ‘U.S. 77 Bowl’ features former 32-2A rivals
• Parents Receive Schol Suplies
• Jamie Gonzales
• Kingsville granddaughter wins NSLI-Y scholarship
• FLAGS RETIREMENT CEREMONY HELD
• Reynaldo O. Fabela
• Move-In Day was held at A&M-Kingsville on Monday
• Governor Perry worried about border gunfire aimed at El Paso
• STOREFRONT CRASHAn
• Political Cartoon
• Ex-sheriff indicted in Nueces County
• Obama’s Ground Zero Dodge
• Kleberg County starts rural hotel tax collection on Sept. 1
• APPRECIATION
• Further adventures of King High dome
• Summer commencement ceremony held at Texas A&M University-Kingsville
• Teacher credited with alerting parents about ailing son; brain surgery restores 12-year-old to norma
• Texas A&M Corpus Christi posts local graduates
• Kingsville city manager eyes Harlingen position
• Communities In Schools after school program registration begins Monday
• Javelina star dies after cancer battle
• Photos
• KHS 2010 yearbooks ready for pick-up
• GROUND BREAKING HELD
• Oscar Gonzalez gets title shot
• Valenzuela completes basic infantry training
• Deadlines & Policies
• Agripina R. Murillo
• Public school class times listed
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• Linda Rae Clark Marshall
• Bishop congregation welcomes new pastor
• Nancy Noel Feely Marsters
• Riviera ISD announces lunch program for 2010-2011
• Bernardo Enrique Molina
• Zavala - Jones marriage vows said
• Albert Wright
• Taplin - Coleman
• Maria Elena Vera
• Neptune discovered one Neptunian year ago
• Summer Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Gillett teacher instrumental in saving a student’s life
• Health department alerts community of egg recall
• Bealls back-to-school event to help community’s less fortunate
• Municipal Warrants Issued
• Lawn fertility
• Huerta named new director for Methodist Child Development Center
• Feds, farmers and friends feed families
• Big welcome expected for A&M-Kingsville students
• Delayed payments distributed to unemployment claimants affected by deadline extension
• Retiring County Agent John Ford to be honored
• Political Cartoon
• Bishop holds the line on new spending
• Political Cartoon
• WELCOME BACK
• Heat warnings for Kingsville-Bishop area
• Yellow Wings’ will soon soar over Kingsville
• Is golf an endangered sport in Kingsville?
• mtvU Campus Invasion Music Festival coming to Texas A&M-Kingsville
• KISD teachers, staffers rock out at convocation
• Local football teams mix it up in preseason scrimmages
• Sports Quiz
• Seahawks aim at return to the playoffs
• Salome's Stars
• Mira’s Caliente Summe r Bash
• Now Here's a tip
• Diamond Angels bring home seventh place tourney finish
• Keep Driving Longer
• Ethel Louise Goode
• Aug. 18, 2010, Kingsville Record and Bishop News, 3A Mental health conference to be held at A&M-
• H. Wallace (Wally) Bludworth
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• Patsy Agee Parker
• The Ground Zero mosque controversy
• Agripina Murillo
• Perry hands border beef-up request to visiting president
• Domingo P. Perez
• Local entrepreneur attends annual Mary Kay Inc. seminar
• Sports bar killing nets a third arrest
• Riviera School District goes high tech thanks to USDA grant
• Ricardo ISD announces free meal program
• A loving mother never forgets
• Bishop CISD declares free meal program
• Son racing in father’s memory
• 50th Wedding Anniversary celebrated
• Leslie Ross Marrou
• LOCAL PASTOR ATTENDS CONFERENCE
• Esther M. Mata
• Brown - Hernandez
• Robert Todd Lemmons
• Four graduates honored as distinguished students during summer commencement
• Thunder coaching staff, supporters appreciated
• Senior Citizen Menu posted
• TAMUK Police appreciate National Night Out support
• Summer Clubs and Organizations Calendar
• Constituents speak, and Commissioner Lomas listens
• TAMUK Dates to Remember
• The President Obama’s Economic Stimulus plan is not working
• Riviera ISD receives 2009-2010 TEA Ratings
• Cartoon
• Old King High’s unique dome a source for the stuff of urban legends
• Pre-Diagnosing Alzheimer’s Disease
• Appraisal board holds the line on spending
• Could it be a Sago palm pest?
• KHDDA sets Saturday, Oct. 9, for the 3rd annual Downtown Artwalk and Music Festival
• Water quality management plans
• OPERATION SCHOOL SUPPLY
• Bull Fest
• South Texas Ranching Heritage Festival

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