A list of local vaccine providers published on A1 Tuesday was not accurate. The list included two providers in Jackson County who are not accepting signups for their waitlist at this time. Those providers have been removed from our list.

The total number of COVID-19 cases reported in in Refugio County was 362 as of Monday. The number was correct in a chart that ran on A2 Tuesday, but incorrect in a story that ran on A2.

A solar plant that is planned for construction in Goliad County is only waiting on approval from American Electric Power. A story on Page A1 Sunday did not accurately describe the remaining steps in the approval process.

The deadline to apply for the city of Victoria’s 2021 Citizens Academy is Dec. 16. A story on Page A3 Wednesday didn’t list the deadline. Residents are encouraged to apply as soon as possible at victoriatx.gov/citizensacademy.

Victoria school district closed two elementary schools before closing its high schools in November. A story on Page A1 Nov . 26, incorrectly stated the number of elementary schools that had closed.

Two information boxes that were attached to the Victoria County Master Gardener’s column on Page A4 Friday had published with a previous column. The virtual plant sale was Oct. 23-24.

All charges will be waived at a COVID-19 testing site taking place at the Victoria Community Center Thursday. The site will be open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and representatives will be conducting house calls from 7 to 10 p.m. for those who cannot make it during the day. Appointments can be set…

The incorrect Sudoku puzzles published on Page B5 Tuesday. Here is the correct puzzle.

A COVID-19 testing site at the Victoria Community Center will be open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Oct. 29. Representatives from the site will also be conducting house calls from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. for those who cannot make it during the day. To set up an appointment, call 210-608-2184. A story on P…

Congressman Michael Cloud has already filed the following bills and plans to continue working to get them passed if elected to the 27th Congressional District for a second full term: the Women’s Public Health and Safety Act was filed in September and a bill to create a federal Sunset Commiss…

Gregory Daniel James of San Antonio, was charged with criminal negligent homicide in the September 2018 death of Jeffrey Kenneth Hobby because the investigation showed he was passing a vehicle in a no passing zone and caused a head on collision, according to the indictment in the case. This …

One of the nonprofits benefiting from the Victoria Duck Safari is Victoria College’s Museum of the Coastal Bend. It was listed incorrectly on Page A2 Tuesday.

At least 10 Victoria West football players either have tested positive for the novel coronavirus or have come in close contact with an infected player. A story on A1 Thursday misidentified the number of infected players. District officials declined to reveal the exact number of players who h…

Mark Myers, Republican candidate for Lavaca County judge, said “All our precinct chairs are unpaid volunteers. They put their heart and soul into this process. Now everyone thinks they ought to be strung up to dry. That’s not right.” A story on Page A6 Friday misattributed the quote.

Joe Friar reviewed the movie “Tenet” on Page A4 Thursday. The name of the movie was wrong in the headline.

Patsy Hand of Victoria planned the German-Texan Heritage Society’s convention that was mentioned in the Years Ago column on Page D3 on Sunday. Her name was wrong in the item.

George Reese is going to Louisiana to assist Hurricane Laura victims. A story on Page A1 Thursday incorrectly reported his name.

Starting Sept. 1, anyone disposing of an uncovered load at Victoria’s landfill, 18141 Farm-to-Market Road 1686, will be charged a $30 fee. This fee has been in place prior to Sept. 1, but beginning Sept. 1, it will be formally enforced. The amount of time the fee has existed was not clear in…

To report an unsolicited package containing seeds, which may be part of a nationwide issue, please call 512-916-5241 or email SITC.Mail@aphis.usda.gov. Do not plant, throw away or open the package if at all possible. A story on Page A2 Friday incorrectly reported the phone number.

The driver of a truck tractor towing a semitrailer clipped the right rear of a piece of roadway equipment with the front right of his vehicle in a collision on U.S. 59 last Thursday, about one mile south of Ganado. The part of the truck tractor that collided with the roadway equipment was in…

Samantha Pugh’s husband is a volunteer with the Magnolia Beach Volunteer Fire Department. A story on Page A4 Sunday incorrectly described Pugh’s involvement with the department.

Debra Chronister was a jilleroo during her time spent in Australia. A story on Page A4 on July 23, incorrectly reported where she did that work.

Michael Wetz is the chair for coastal ecosystem processes at the Harte Research Institute for Gulf of Mexico Studies at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi. Alongside Jeff Turner, he is examining how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected coastal water quality in a project funded by Sea Gran…

Kendrick Green, 11, was shown in a photo on Page A1 Friday. His name was wrong in the photo caption. A photo caption incorrectly reported his name.

A soccer tournament originally planned for July 11 was canceled by the city of Victoria because of the pandemic.

“Everyone must believe in something. I believe I’ll go canoeing.” This quote is widely attributed to philosopher Henry David Thoreau, but some scholars say there is no evidence he said or wrote it. An editorial on Page B2 on Thursday was not clear about that fact.