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Kirsten Crow

Waco

Enterprise Reporter at Corpus Christi Caller-Times

Corpus Christi Caller-Times enterprise reporter. Former Waco Trib crime reporter. San Antonio born & raised.

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  • The Corpus Christi Cathedral is set to undergo a refresh. Here's what's in store.

    1 week ago | caller.com | Kirsten Crow

    Corpus Christi Cathedral, a Spanish colonial-style landmark, will undergo its first major renovation in 40 years. The renovation will include new flooring, pews, a shrine, baptismal font, altar, sound system and lighting. The project is expected to be completed by late 2025 or early 2026. The Spanish colonial-styled Corpus Christi Cathedral — a landmark that sits atop North Upper Broadway — will undergo its first major renovation in 40 years, church leadership said May 30. The Rev.

  • The Port of Corpus Christi may abandon a desalination permit. Here's why.

    2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Kirsten Crow

    The Port of Corpus Christi will not maintain permits for two discharge points at its proposed Harbor Island desalination facility — a controversy that flared after publication of a federal permit request showed the potential of dual outfalls where wastewater may be directed instead of one.

  • Nueces County may join opposition to potential property tax exemptions

    2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Kirsten Crow

    Nueces County may join other taxing entities in publicly opposing potential property tax exemptions related to a workforce housing program and a large electric provider — which, if granted, would likely impact property tax revenue collected for the public coffers.

  • Here's how much city of Corpus Christi has spent on marketing, education for desalination

    3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Kirsten Crow

    Corpus Christi city officials have allocated about $123,000 for marketing and education campaigns on water topics, including desalination — decisions that divided the City Council in a lengthy discussion May 13.

  • Can people afford housing in Corpus Christi? Tell us what you think.

    3 weeks ago | caller.com | Kirsten Crow

    Corpus Christi faces challenges maintaining affordable housing options. The Caller-Times is seeking insight from readers on the availability of affordable housing in the area. "Affordable" housing is defined as spending 30% or less of gross income on housing costs. A need exists for both low-income and "workforce" housing. Workforce housing targets those ineligible for low-income housing but struggling with market-rate costs.

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13 Sep 21

Waiting for Tropical Storm Nicholas at Mike Ellis Beach on North Padre Island, Corpus Christi https://t.co/GJKQsPFJJg

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16 Dec 20

RT @annierice_photo: Mayor Joe McComb waits for elections results for his run off election, Tuesday, Dec. 15, 2020. He watched his results…

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16 Dec 20

RT @Caller_Courtney: Election night at Corpus Christi Mayor elect Paulette Guajardo @callerdotcom https://t.co/KuEBwdtPoM