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Fuel Zone Now Open in Bridge City

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A brand-new refueling experience has arrived in Bridge City! Fuel Zone, located at 690 W. Round Bunch Rd, in Bridge City, is now open and committed to providing exceptional customer service, quality fuel, and a welcoming atmosphere.

Fuel Zone offers a wide selection of essential products, great deals on drinks and smoke, and delicious breakfast and lunch options to keep you going throughout the day. Whether fueling up your vehicle or grabbing a quick bite, their team is dedicated to ensuring a convenient and friendly experience for every customer.

They are open seven days a week from 3 AM to 11 PM, making it easy to stop by whenever you need. Visit us today and experience a better way to refuel—where great service, quality products, and unbeatable deals come together.

For more info, call them at (409) 365-9506.

New Shopping Center Opening in Orange

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A brand-new shopping destination is coming to Orange, bringing fresh business opportunities and added convenience to local residents. The Shoppes of Orange, located at 1214 North 16th St., between Sherwin Williams and Don’s Alternator, will feature five retail spaces and a laundromat, according to Orange Planning Director Kelvin Knauf.

The development will provide a total of 6,555 square feet of retail space for businesses, while the laundromat will span 2,750 square feet, offering essential services to the community. The addition of The Shoppes of Orange is expected to enhance the local economy by creating new commercial spaces and attracting diverse businesses to the area.

“The Shoppes of Orange will bring new retail and service options to the community, making it a great addition to our city’s commercial landscape,” said Knauf.

With its strategic location and modern amenities, The Shoppes of Orange aims to become a go-to shopping and service hub for residents and visitors alike. Further details, including tenant announcements and the official opening date, will be released in the coming months.

Petsense by Tractor Supply Opens in Orange

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Petsense by Tractor Supply is thrilled to announce the soft opening of its newest location at 2264 MacArthur Dr. in Orange., conveniently located next to Big Lots. As a specialty retailer dedicated to serving pet owners in small and mid-size communities, Petsense by Tractor Supply offers everything your pets need—from food and toys to apparel and accessories and everything in between.

At the Orange location, customers will find:

  • A wide variety of pet food and supplies for animals of all shapes and sizes.
  • Grooming services by experienced groomers. Appointments are now available for booking!
  • Professional dog training services to help create a better bond with your furry friends.

The store is committed to offering top-quality products at prices pet owners will love while also promoting responsible pet ownership through pet adoptions, community involvement, and education.

Business Hours:

  • Monday – Saturday: 9 AM – 8 PM
  • Sunday: 10 AM – 6 PM

Whether you’re a new pet parent or a seasoned owner, Petsense by Tractor Supply is here to help you care for your pets in every way. Stop by today or call (409) 206-0370 for more information or to book a grooming or training appointment.

Discover the tailored, high-quality shopping experience your pets deserve at Petsense by Tractor Supply. We can’t wait to welcome you!

Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Celebrates Yellow Rose Beef Company’s Bridge City Location

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The Bridge City Chamber of Commerce proudly hosted a ribbon-cutting for Yellow Rose Beef Company on December 13, 2024, at their new location: 2467 W. Roundbunch Rd. in Bridge City. The event marked an exciting milestone for the business as it expanded its presence in Bridge City, bringing its high-quality, locally sourced meats and specialty products closer to the community.

Yellow Rose Beef Company is renowned for offering a full-service meat market featuring custom-order dry-aged, natural, local, hanging Angus beef, old-fashioned smokehouse sausage, and an extensive selection of Cajun favorites, marinated meats, spices, and rubs. From fresh cuts of premium beef to specialty-made products and wild game processing, Yellow Rose Beef Company caters to a wide range of culinary needs.

In addition to their offerings, Yellow Rose Beef Company is committed to supporting Texas ranchers by sourcing their beef directly from local farms, ensuring that more money goes straight to hardworking ranchers. A selection of other local products, including rabbit, gator, chicken, shrimp, and more, complement their natural, Angus-influenced beef.

For inquiries, specials, and promotions, customers can subscribe via their website at www.yrbeef.com. Subscribers receive exclusive deals and updates on seasonal offerings.

Yellow Rose Beef Company’s commitment to quality, community, and sustainability makes it a valued addition to the Bridge City area. Stop by their new location and experience their wide variety of premium meats and products. For more information, call 409-400-4011 or visit their Facebook page.

City of Orange Advances Efforts to Attract New Buyer for Closed Paper Mill

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The City of Orange took a significant step toward revitalizing a major industrial site last week by officially designating a reinvestment zone for the 556-acre property that previously housed the International Paper mill. The plant, which operated from 1967 until its closure in 2023, has been a critical part of the community’s economic landscape. This designation opens the door for potential state economic incentives to attract new investment and development for the property.

The move is part of the city’s strategy to secure a new buyer for the site, which has been idle since International Paper ceased operations, resulting in the loss of nearly 500 local jobs. Reports suggest that United States Gypsum (USG) may be interested in purchasing the property through its subsidiary Otsego Paper Incorporated. USG’s Otsego Paper plant in Michigan is known for producing heavy-gauge paper used in gypsum wallboard and Sheetrock—a product line that aligns with the site’s infrastructure, which previously manufactured heavy paper for cardboard containers.

Scott Overton, chief appraiser at the Orange County Appraisal District, noted that while no deed has yet been filed to confirm the sale, discussions are underway, and a deal is reportedly in progress. Overton emphasized the importance of reopening the facility to restore tax revenue for entities like the Little Cypress-Mauriceville school district and the City of Orange, which have experienced a decline in revenue since the plant’s closure.

The site, initially built by Owens-Illinois in 1967 and later owned by Temple-Inland before its acquisition by International Paper, is well-positioned for redevelopment. Securing a new owner and restarting operations could significantly boost the local economy by creating jobs and restoring tax revenue.

The reinvestment zone allows the State of Texas economic incentives, including tax abatements, to attract industrial investment. The city hopes this designation will expedite finding a buyer and repurposing the site for productive use.

The City of Orange will continue working closely with potential investors and state officials to secure a deal that benefits the local economy. Further updates will be shared as the process progresses.

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