The Kingsville Record

The Kingsville Record The Kingsville Record is a weekly community newspaper that covers the areas of Kingsville, Ricardo, in 1953.

The Kingsville Record and Bishop News got its start on Aug. 19, 1906, two years after the City of Kingsville was founded. That was when the first edition of a four-page weekly newspaper, the Gulf Coast Record, was published. The Gulf Coast Record was later changed to the Kingsville Publishing Company, which moved into a new building on Fifth Street in mid-1924 after a fire demolished the newspaper’s original office on Sixth Street. The publishing company later became a wholly owned subsidiary of King Ranch Inc. In 1964, the publishing company purchased the Bishop News, a smaller weekly newspaper serving the nearby town of Bishop. The names of the two community newspapers were briefly merged into the Kingsville-Bishop Record-News before ultimately being revised to its present form of the Kingsville Record. The paper is now a weekly and publishes on Thursdays.

10/02/2026

The Kingsville Record was invited to participate in The Kingsville nursing & Rehabilitation center Pink Power walk in honor of breast cancer awareness month. We were honored to be a part of this special event.
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10/02/2026

Ross and Stephanie West are bringing more than a new storefront to Kingsville. Ahead of the grand opening, the owners of Westican Outdoors sat down with The Kingsville Record to share the philosophy, passion and vision behind their business and what they hope to bring to the South Texas outdoors community.

Westican Outdoors will host its grand opening Oct. 2-3 at its new location, 1101 U.S. 77 in Kingsville. Festivities kick off today at noon with an official ribbon cutting, appearances from favorite outdoor brands and door prizes throughout the weekend.

Rain or shine, the doors are open.

10/02/2026

Tonight, the Kingsville Record was invited to attend Pintora Lounge private soft opening. We had a wonderful time enjoying great company, great food, great drinks, as well as an inviting and beautiful atmosphere. Thank you for the invite Pintora Lounge.
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Paid political advertisement.Judge Jaime Carrillo is seeking re-election as Kleberg County judge. Carrillo cites more th...
10/01/2026

Paid political advertisement.

Judge Jaime Carrillo is seeking re-election as Kleberg County judge. Carrillo cites more than 35 years of experience in the law, decades operating his own practice on King Avenue and his work taking on felony cases to help keep the district court moving. Early voting is Oct. 19-30, with Election Day set for Nov. 3.

Surrounded by the H.M. King High School JROTC cadets he now teaches to understand service, sacrifice and duty, retired L...
10/01/2026

Surrounded by the H.M. King High School JROTC cadets he now teaches to understand service, sacrifice and duty, retired Lt. Col. James A. T***a received a recognition last weekend that carried special meaning for a soldier who returned from Afghanist…

Surrounded by the H.M. King High School JROTC cadets he now teaches to understand service, sacrifice and duty, retired Lt. Col. James A. T***a received a recognition last weekend that

09/30/2026

South Texas Republicans packed the Harlingen Convention Center, and they came ready to turn it up.

The border, Texas manufacturing and shipping and “tax reductions” took center stage, with Congressman Vicente Gonzalez and senatorial candidate James Talarico catching plenty of heat along the way.

Onstage: Kingsville’s Paul Perez of the National Border Patrol Council, Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts Don Huffines, Congressman Nathaniel Moran, Congressman Brandon Gill,
congressional candidate Eric Flores and
closing it out, Vice President JD Vance.

Election season is getting loud.

Stay tuned to The Kingsville Record for the full report on Vance’s remarks.

🕊️ South Texas dove season is ON. We want to see what your season looks like.📸 Send The Kingsville Record your best dove...
09/29/2026

🕊️ South Texas dove season is ON. We want to see what your season looks like.

📸 Send The Kingsville Record your best dove hunt photos. First hunt, big family tradition, little hunter with his first bird, or just a damn good morning in the field…send ’em our way.

We’ll be sharing some of our favorites in the paper and on our pages.

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Be sure to include the hunter’s name and age.

Now get out there, watch the sky and bring home some birds. 🕊️🌾

Happy dove season, South Texas.

Kleberg County commissioners approved $5.5 million in certificates of obligation Monday to finance a series of major pub...
09/29/2026

Kleberg County commissioners approved $5.5 million in certificates of obligation Monday to finance a series of major public improvement projects, selecting a loan that county officials said gives them the ability to pay off or refinance the debt ear…

Kleberg County commissioners approved $5.5 million in certificates of obligation Monday to finance a series of major public improvement projects, selecting a loan that county officials said gives them the

09/29/2026
The H.M. King Brahmas fell to London 35-13, but head coach Marcus Graham said his team continued to show signs of improv...
09/28/2026

The H.M. King Brahmas fell to London 35-13, but head coach Marcus Graham said his team continued to show signs of improvement on both sides of the ball.

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231 E. Kleberg
Kingsville, TX
78363

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+13615924304

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