This editorial was written on Tuesday, January 19, 2021.
As many of our Kingsville residents may know, the Kingsville Record staff was on quarantine after the New Year.
Tuesday, January 12th, marked the first day of the 87th Legislative Session. My family and I were honored to take part of the Opening Day ceremony in the State Capitol. The swearing in ceremony took place in the House Chamber and it was exciting to see all the other representatives back in t…
To the Editor,
The Random House College dictionary defines the word hypocrite as a person who pretends to have desirable or publicly approved attitudes, beliefs, or principles he or she does not actually possess.
To take the shot, or not to take the shot--that appears to be the question.
Smoking, vaping, and e – cigarettes are a big “ Magnitude.”
The Lord giveth; and the Lord taketh away.
I spent the week between Christmas and New Year’s Day in Michigan with my family.
Sometimes we have to stand up and applaud when we witness local government doing great deeds for its citizens. When we see government of the people being conducted for the people by the people who were duly elected, well, it makes us proud to live in Kleberg County.
To go, or not to go, that was the question.
The winter of our discontent is over.
(Editor’s Note: This letter first appeared in the 1897 New York Sun newspaper. Its message to Virginia O’Hanlon of hope, wonder and imagination is timeless. We reprint it here for your enjoyment.)
‘Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house
The Birth of Jesus Christ
T’was the night before Spring Break
T’was the Nights of the COVID in 2020
Over the course of the past week, America has witnessed a remarkable feat in the field of science. The rollout of the Pfizer vaccine to combat Covid-19, along with the Moderna vaccine which will follow shortly, is truly one of the most amazing accomplishments in the history of American medicine.
One of the things that make Christmas time such a joyous time of year is the great music that accompanies the birth of Christ and the season surrounding it.
While many Texans struggle with adequate internet resources, especially in an age of working and schooling from home, the Texas State Library and Archives Commission, in partnership with Texas Legal Services Center / Texas Law Help and the Texas RioGrande Legal Aid, have launched the Texas …
Every year our country celebrates Thanksgiving in November. The typical family tradition is that mom or mother cooks a turkey, three or four side dishes 2 or more desserts, and maybe invite a few family or friends over. Dad or Father will usually say a few words before the Thanksgiving d…
It was an innocuous beginning to a surprising Saturday in Fort Worth, Texas.
As we get closer to the Christmas holiday, more and more things are popping up for us to do locally with our children and families in Kingsville--even in this time of Covid-19.
It is clear that the year 2020 has been unlike any other. We have had to make changes to the way we do things and one of those things has been how we spend our holidays. Opting for virtual celebrations or social distance-guided gatherings may have been a challenge for those who are used to s…
“Yesterday, December 7, 1941--a date which will live in infamy....”
Every year, local residents are implored to shop local by the business community and by business and civic leaders.
To the Editor,
From almost the very beginning of 2020, all of us have had to come grips with the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Throughout the history of mankind, the human race has felt the need to give thanks for their blessings.
To the Editor,
The fading late afternoon sunlight painted the empty field in a color of golden rye. In the distance, a cacophony of birds chirped their mellow whistles.
The Chamber of Commerce has had a great week of news, and it bodes well for the community, the local economy and area jobs.
Tuesday, Nov. 10 was a Day of Days for me.
Lest we forget.
I think Halloween 2020 will be the spookiest year we have seen in our lifetime.
We have been inundated with quite a bit lately. However, I am happy to be opportune to present a few updates. 1. Human Resources: The department has had some challenging moments regarding resource issues for the past two and a half months. Our Downtown Manager retired, our Building Official …
With Halloween coming this weekend, naturally our attention turns to our children, grandchildren and all the kiddoes out there who look forward to Trick or Treating.
Two weeks ago, I left work on a Thursday afternoon to take my first vacation in almost two years. I was headed northwest to Fredericksburg to do the wine country tours and climb Enchanted Rock.
To the editor,
To the Editor,
Hello darkness, my old friend
Last week was a tough one for the city of Kingsville.
Come and take it, but you’ll suffer great remorse.
To the Editor,
It’s 12:45 a.m., and I’m driving through Alice, Texas on a Monday night.
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