Edna police have not specified the location of a gunshot wound to Isaac Ybarra’s head. A story on Page A1 Thursday mistakenly specified the area the head wound was received.

Jocelyn Chapman, 10, kissed a stone crab during the Bloomington sixth-grade trip to the Texas Floating Classroom in Seadrift. The photo caption on Page A1 Thursday misidentified the type of crab.

Lone Star Animal Hospital, 13788 U.S. 77 N. is celebrating its 15th anniversary with an open house from 1-4 p.m. Oct. 19. A story on Page A2 on Oct. 13 listed the incorrect time for the event.

Chloee Starkey, 8, is the 2019 Little Miss Cuero. A story on Page A1 Monday misspelled her last name and did not clarify her pageant title.

Sheila Bauer, 41, who attended the Life Chain in Victoria on Sunday, said, “We’re making my kids aware that this is an awesome thing to be able to do.” This sentence was incomplete on Page A5 on Monday.

Augie McCan is the son of Bob McCan. A story on Page A1 Wednesday misidentified him on second reference.

Charissa Huntzinger is the author of the guest column “Parental rights should be paramount.” The column on Page A6 Friday incorrectly identified the author.

Claire Croman was traveling north on U.S. 87 toward Cuero when the driver of a 1994 Chevy pickup, Austin Dean Cade, ran a stop sign at Loop 105 and struck her 2005 Subaru. Cade was cited for failing to stop at a stop sign. A story on Page A8 Tuesday incorrectly reported how the crash occurre…

Post Acute Medical’s newest specialty hospital will be leased space on the sixth floor of Citizens Medical Center. A story on Page A1 Thursday misstated the setup between the two facilities.

Marcus Rocha’s wallet that was stolen when he was robbed at gunpoint Aug. 3 contained his his Social Security card, his Texas identification card, debit cards and U.S. currency. The Texas identification card was misidentified in a story on Page A1 on Sunday.

Thirty-one foster children were treated to haircuts and other back-to-school services during Monday’s Hair-a-Thon at Victoria Beauty College. The number of children served was incorrect in a story on Page A5 on Tuesday.

The “dry towel” rule, which eliminates the use of liquid cleaners of any kind during a bowling competition, went into effect Aug. 1, 2019. The balance hole rule will go into effect Aug. 1, 2020. This information was unclear in a column on Page C4 on Sunday.

Victoria Surgical Associates was founded by Drs. Robert Johnston, Bill Bolton and Del Williams. A story on Page A1 Tuesday excluded Johnston as a co-founder.

Acts 17:26 reads, “And God made from one every nation. So God made from Adam every nation of mankind to live on all the face of the earth, having determined their appointed times and the boundaries of their habitation, or lands.” The Bible verse number cited in a letter to the editor on Page…

Carl Crawford is the chairman of the Course Maintenance Committee at Hatch Bend Country Club. His title was incorrect in a column on Page B1 on July 29.

The benefit barbecue for Eddie Rivera will be Saturday at the Seadrift Bayfront Pavilion. The date was omitted from the Regional Roundup on Page A2 on Friday.

Gulf Bend Center’s day habilitation program is closing. The existing day habilitation programs in Victoria County, Affectionate Arms Adult Day Health Care Center and Amour, are not affiliated with Gulf Bend and will remain open. The programs’ status was not clear in a story on Page A1 on Monday.

The Victoria County Master Gardener fall training class coordinator Barbara David’s phone number is 512-879-8812. A story on page A4 July 19 had the wrong number.

Satori MMA, 1103 E. Sabine St., was misspelled in the New Business Report on Page A3 of Monday’s edition.

The descendants of John II and Clara Svrcek Drozd will have a family reunion at 10 a.m. Aug 3 at Moravia Hall, 11135 Farm-to-Market Road 957, in Schulenburg. An announcement on Page A5 Wednesday did not include the date of the event.

The photo with the Vanished from Victoria column on Page A2 on Sunday was provided courtesy of Joe Wall, Shelley Lisle, and Scott Gilliam. The photo was credited incorrectly.

The recipe for waffle batter that published on Page A4 Wednesdaycontained an incorrect measurement.Here is the correct recipe.

Camp Aranzazu’s 11th annual fishing tournament will be Sept. 28 at 5652 Farm-to-Market Road 1781 in Rockport. The date was omitted from an article on Page A2 on Sunday.

Effie Hall is the mother of Lawrence Hall, 59, who died Monday after a bee attack. Her name was misspelled in a story on Page A1 on Tuesday.

The total proposed city budget for the 2020 fiscal year is about $130 million. A story on Page A1 Thursday listed an incorrect total.

The the University of Houston-Victoria plans to have 6,000 undergraduate students on campus by 2025. The university’s enrollment goals were stated incorrectly in a story on Page A1 on Monday.

The first assistant district attorney for Calhoun County, Shannon Slayer, was the lead prosecutor in the capital murder trial of Andrew Ray Flores and Anthony Reyes Serena. He was misidentified in a story on Page A1 Friday. The subheadline on the story was also misleading. District Attorney …

Community Action Committee of Victoria administers a Housing and Urban Development program sponsored by the city of Victoria to assist low-income customers with their monthly city of Victoria water, sewer and garbage bills. Walk-ins at Community Action Committee, 4007 Halsey St., are welcome…

Victoria County veteran Hugh A. McLaughlin served in the U.S. Army. A story on Page A1 May 28 misspelled his last name.

Glenn Hand, a veteran, served in the U.S. Air Force. A story on Page A1 Monday misstated the branch in which he served.

Tatum Aigner hugged Victoria Police Officer Robert Nichols during the graduation ceremony at St. Joseph High School. Nichols was misidentified in a photo caption on Page A1 on Monday.

The Rev. Herb Beyer wrote the Saturday Sermon on Page A2 Saturday. The author’s name was listed incorrectly.

Early voting in Calhoun Countywill be from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. April 22, 24, 26, 29, and 30 and from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. April 23 and April 25 at the courthouse, 211 S. Ann St.This information was incorrectin a story that published on Page A1 Wednesday.

Charmelle Garrett has worked for Victoria’s city government for 28 years. A story on Page A1 Monday misstated how long she worked for the city.

Wednesday’s poll results on Page A2 on the mayoral race showed total number of votes received, rather than percentage of votes. It should have read:

The Veterans Appreciation Day planned for Sunday in Hallettsville will have bucket draw gifts drawn all afternoon. This information was not clear in a story on Page A2 on Friday.

The Wild Rose Fashion Show, Tapas Bar and Flamenco Dancers event is a private event in Albuquerque, N.M. This information was incorrect in an article on Page A2 on Sunday.