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Corderro McMurry
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Lifestyle Correspondent and Producer, Daytime, KABB-TV (San Antonio, TX)
San Antonio
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Maryland Transportation Authority , Maryland Transit Administration , Water Infrastructure , Purple Line Planning, Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission , Intercounty Connector , Transportation Funding , Infrastructure, Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission , Intercounty Connector , Transportation Funding , Infrastructure
Book reviews or fluff pieces on issues such as shopping habits or beauty products.
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By Corderro McMurry Verified| KMYS-TV (San Antonio, TX) Verified SAN ANTONIO - Did you know that one of four cowboys who went on the trail was Black? The Witte Museum is excited to welcome back an exhibition showcasing the powerful stories of Black cowboys. Corderro explores the lives and work of the numerous Black men, women and children – enslaved and free - who ran Texas ranches and participated in cattle drives before the Civil War through the turn of the twentieth century. In this story, Corderro focuses on Texas legend Tex Williams.
By Corderro McMurry Verified| KRIS-TV (Corpus Christi, TX) Verified A Corpus Christi man said he hasn’t been getting some of the features that come with his car wash membership at Quick Quack located at 2409 Airline Rd.Joseph Martinez said he noticed he wasn’t getting the tire shine and undercarriage wash, which are needed for his vehicle because he works on the island. “So, I got another membership. The first membership they offered I got the undercarriage,” Martinez said.
By Corderro McMurry Verified| KMYS-TV (San Antonio, TX) Verified SAN ANTONIO - Did you know that one of four cowboys who went on the trail was Black? The Witte Museum is excited to welcome back an exhibition showcasing the powerful stories of Black cowboys. Corderro explores the lives and work of the numerous Black men, women and children – enslaved and free - who ran Texas ranches and participated in cattle drives before the Civil War through the turn of the twentieth century. In this story, Corderro focuses on Texas legend Tex Williams.
Company Info
KABB-TV (San Antonio, TX)