An A1 story in Feb. 28’s Victoria Advocate about the Victoria Livestock Show auction was written by reporter Tamara Diaz. The story carried the incorrect byline.

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 Crossroads Parkinson’s Support Group meetings are held at PAM Health Specialty Hospital of Victoria North, 102 Medical Drive. The location and address were incorrect in the news brief on Page A2 Monday, and on the Club and Support Group listing on Page A2 Monday.

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…

Victoria school district’s sixth-grade orientation will be at 10 a.m. Aug. 8 at the student’s respective campus. The date was incorrect in the School Matters column on Page A2 Monday.

Santa Rosa Projects is the owner of a property located at 213 S. Main St. The owner's name was incorrectly reported in the Building Report on Page B1 Sunday.

Rachel Deaton is the Victoria County treasurer’s chief deputy. Her last name was misspelled in a story on Page A1 Monday.

The American Legion Social Dinner, All American Style, will be on Friday. It was listed under the incorrect day in the Plan Your Week section Page A2 Thursday.

VISD is open on Monday for summer school and summer camps and the office is open as well. This was incorrect in the Juneteenth holiday closings on Page A2 Friday.

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.

The Bronte Club members visited the Catholic Shrine of St. Cyril and Methodius Church. The church name was spelled incorrectly on Page A2 Thursday.

Aniyla Hernandez, 2, was photographed picking up Easter eggs Sunday. A story on Page A1 Monday incorrectly identified her.

The Port of Calhoun owns 49,000 acres of submerged lots and plans to place carbon-capturing plants in portions of the submerged property, just not all 49,000 acres as a story on page A1 Tuesday stated.

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.

Bill Pozzi’s story on Jakub and his family’s escape from Ukraine was told to Pozzi by one of his interpreters while in Poland. Pozzi did not speak with Jakub for the story on Page A1 Monday.

The date for the DAV Auxiliary Unit No. 169 fish fry is on March 25. The incorrect date was published on Page A2 March 19.

The word “learning” was misspelled on Page A1 of Wednesday’s Victoria Advocate.

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.

The Victoria County Master Gardener Association will hold its spring plant sale on April 2. The plant sale information was incorrect as listed in the Plan Your Week section on Page A2 Saturday and Monday.

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.

State Rep. Geanie Morrison, R-Victoria, is the longest serving Republican woman in the Texas House of Representatives. The information was incorrect in a story on Page A2 Wednesday.

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.

Robin Harkey was hired by the Children’s Learning Institute, not Victoria school district, to be principal at the Early Education Center at FW Gross. While CLI is in a partnership with the Victoria school district, it is a separate entity from the district. A story on Page A3 Saturday was in…

The Victoria Public Library’s next teen night, pixel painting, will be at 4:30 p.m. Feb. 17. The incorrect date was published in a story on Page A1 Jan. 25.

The Knights of Columbus Council No. 1329 holds Wednesday bingo at their hall, 3610 N. Ben Wilson St., Victoria. The address was incorrect in a story on Page A4 Jan. 27.

Under the “reorganize” plan, Stroman Middle School would be both a middle school and a STEM school.

Anyone wanting to contribute to Chapter 898 of the Vietnam Veterans of America, in Victoria can call chapter president Ernest Montez at 361-571-0697. His phone number was incorrect in a story on Page A1 Sunday.

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…

The City of Victoria’s bid to host the TAAF Winter Games was accepted in February. A story on Page A1 Thursday was incorrectly stated when the bid was made and accepted.

Victoria Christian School will be closed on Monday. The holiday closing schedule for Martin Luther King Jr. Day was incorrect on Page A2 Thursday.

The Victoria County Sheriff ’s Office chief deputy said Friday that two people were arrested on gambling charges at a Victoria game room. A story on Page A1 Sunday incorrectly reported the day.

Russell Drane served in U.S. Navy at Bay of Pigs and the Cuban Missile Crisis. His military service was incorrectly reported to the Advocate in a photo on Page A5 Dec. 24.