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Kingsville dodges Nicholas storm bullet

Kingsville dodges Nicholas storm bullet

Living the dream of being a policeman

Living the dream of being a policeman

9/11 Remembrance Ceremony held at Turcotte-Piper Mortuary

9/11 Remembrance Ceremony held at Turcotte-Piper Mortuary

City proposes rate increases; water, sewer

City proposes rate increases; water, sewer

Rocks to bring kindness to the community

Rocks to bring kindness to the community

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La Posada Christmas parade will be on Saturday, Dec. 4

La Posada Christmas parade will be on Saturday, Dec. 4

COVID-19 boosters now available

County board approves redistricting map

Vattman Thanksgiving dinner returns to its roots

Riviera Tree Lighting held on Saturday

Riviera Tree Lighting held on Saturday

Police Association makes huge donation to Benys family

Police Association makes huge donation to Benys family

Ranch Hand Breakfast and Weekend a Smashing Success

Ranch Hand Breakfast and Weekend a Smashing Success

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Undefeated team, The Rebels headed to state

Undefeated team, The Rebels headed to state

First responder expo features robotic dogs and drones

First responder expo features robotic dogs and drones

Bishop’s Hannah Griffith signs with Galveston

Bishop’s Hannah Griffith signs with Galveston

Boys varsity Team placed first in the Boys Varsity Division

Boys varsity Team placed first in the Boys Varsity Division

TAMUK celebrates Homecoming with parade: The Texas A&M University-Kingsville Javelinas celebrated their homecoming parade last week with much pride and attendance. The parade started at 6:30 p.m. and began at the Kleberg County Courthouse and ended at the Train Depot. Many people were on hand to cheer the Javelinas on while receiving candy, smiles, and waves from the parade participants. (Photos by Claudia Perez Rivas)

TAMUK celebrates Homecoming with parade: The Texas A&M University-Kingsville Javelinas celebrated their homecoming parade last week with much pride and attendance. The parade started at 6:30 p.m. and began at the Kleberg County Courthouse and ended at the Train Depot. Many people were on hand to cheer the Javelinas on while receiving candy, smiles, and waves from the parade participants. (Photos by Claudia Perez Rivas)

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Remodeled El Tapatio a gift to Kingsville

Remodeled El Tapatio a gift to Kingsville

Commission clears path for Chick-fil-A project

Commission clears path for Chick-fil-A project

Retired teachers find joy in screen printing

Retired teachers find joy in screen printing

Sorghum harvest taking place in Kleberg County

Sorghum harvest taking place in Kleberg County

Colston’s and Riviera Telephone: 83 years of service

Colston’s and Riviera Telephone: 83 years of service

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Humberto “Hubert” Garza

Humberto “Hubert” Garza

Linda Lee Montalvo

Linda Lee Montalvo

Peggy Sue Coffin Peters

Peggy Sue Coffin Peters

Patrick Randolph Hamilton

Patrick Randolph Hamilton

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TAMUK celebrates Homecoming with parade: The Texas A&M University-Kingsville Javelinas celebrated their homecoming parade last week with much pride and attendance. The parade started at 6:30 p.m. and began at the Kleberg County Courthouse and ended at the Train Depot. Many people were on hand to cheer the Javelinas on while receiving candy, smiles, and waves from the parade participants. (Photos by Claudia Perez Rivas)

TAMUK celebrates Homecoming with parade: The Texas A&M University-Kingsville Javelinas celebrated their homecoming parade last week with much pride and attendance. The parade started at 6:30 p.m. and began at the Kleberg County Courthouse and ended at the Train Depot. Many people were on hand to cheer the Javelinas on while receiving candy, smiles, and waves from the parade participants. (Photos by Claudia Perez Rivas)

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Badgers fall to London

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