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The Museum of the Coastal Bend’s annual Holiday Artisans Market is from 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Dec. 1. The incorrect dates were published on Page 80 of the winter issue of the Discover 361 magazine.

An article on Page A1 in the Nov. 26-27 edition about Mr. Gatti’s Pizza included a wrong address for the restaurant. It will be at 2804 N. Laurent St.

People who want to take part in the Veterans Day parade on Nov. 11 can email Mike Pfeil to get an entry form. Email him at mapfeil1953@gmail.com. The email address was wrong in a story on Page A2 Oct. 14.

The Port Lavaca police chief did not block the Victoria Advocate reporter’s phone calls as written in an editorial on Page D1 Oct. 2. The reporter had an old cellphone number for the chief and when dialed it delivered a message that the phone customer was not receiving calls from the reporte…

An article on Page A1 in the Sept. 30 edition about the Hispanic Student Association at the University of Houston-Victoria incorrectly identified the university.

An article on Page A1 in the Sept. 30 edition about the Hispanic Student Association at the University of Houston-Victoria incorrectly identified the university.An article on Page A1 in the Oct. 1-2 Weekend edition misidentified the director of Texans for Educational Freedom, who is Christop…

An article on Page A1 of Wednesday’s newspaper misstated how the city of Victoria’s 2022-23 budget is being spent. Of the city’s $183.1 million budget approved on Tuesday evening, 80%, or about $146 million, will go to several funds, including the city’s general fund; construction; utility o…

An article on Page A1 of Wednesday’s newspaper misstated how the city of Victoria’s 2022-23 budget is being spent. Of the city’s $183.1 million budget approved on Tuesday evening, 80%, or about $146 million, will go to several funds, including the city’s general fund; construction; utility o…

An article on Page A1 Friday misstated which federal program gubernatorial candidate Beto O’Rourke would like to expand in Texas. He said he would work toward expanding Medicaid as a way to help cut costs and fund rural hospitals.

A photo caption on Page B1 Friday incorrectly identified the second baseman who tagged out a runner in a Thursday night baseball game between the Victoria Generals and the Seguin River Monsters. The player was Jacob Evangelista, who had been listed on the roster as a designated hitter.

St. Joseph High School valedictorian Isabela Garza’s English teacher is Gretchen Boyle. A story on Page A1 Thursday used an incorrect first name for Boyle.

The Santa Rita Market is solely owned by Kristin Ortiz. She is married to David Ortiz Jr.. A story on Page A4 Thursday contained incorrect information about the store’s ownership

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Citizens Medical Center has about $123.35 million in liquidatable assets. A story on Page A6 in Thursday’s Victoria Advocate included an incorrect amount.

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Editor’s note: Victoria resident Bill Pozzi was given an opportunity to travel to Poland last week to help Ukrainian refugees at a church. This is the fourth of his reports from Poland. Pozzi is a school teacher and the Victoria County Republican Party chairman.

An error was edited into a sentence in Mary Post’s guest column on Page A5 Wednesday. The paragraph should have read: “Some say that they just need to go to work. We each have our own viewpoints of the homeless but until we have walked in their shoes, my opinion, we should not judge them.”

VFW Medical Hero Award recipient Sarah Lewis, MSN, FNP-C, received the award for her work during the pandemic at Dr. Richardson’s Victoria office. The doctor’s name was incorrectly reported to the Advocate in a photo on Page A2 Feb. 24.

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The Victoria Art League’s Mardi Draw event was rescheduled for 6 p.m. Feb. 26. A story on Page A4 incorrectly listed the date. Additionally in that story, a mural at Vallejo Motors in Victoria was created by artist Jose Raz. The story incorrectly named the artist.

Leobardo Mendez and Victoria Martinez have twin sons, one was 4 pounds, 2 ounces at 9:27 a.m. and the other was 4 pounds, 6 ounces, at 9:27 a.m. Jan. 21, 2022 at Citizens Medical Center. The information was incorrectly reported to the Advocate in the birth announcements on Page D2 Feb. 6.

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A Texas Tribune story about voting rights on Page A1 Friday contained an incomplete headline. The story should have included the complete headline, “Texas violated voting rights law during redistricting, retiring state GOP senator says in sworn court statement.”

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A table reporting the COVID-19 hospitalization rate and new cases on Page A2 in Saturday’s newspaper did not contain the most recent information. As of Thursday, the hospitalization rate for COVID-19 patients in Victoria’s trauma service area was 14.13%, and 111 new cases were reported in Vi…

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