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MVP Auto Detail Opens in West Orange

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MVP Auto Detail just opened at 623 Dayton Street in West Orange. It is owned and operated by Victor and Melissa Morales. They will detail autos, boats, RVs, and other types of vehicles.

It is a family-friendly business with a future goal of hiring disadvantaged youth.

They are open seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sundays and Mondays are by appointment only, but walk-ins are welcome on all other days.

MVP Auto Detail has been in operation since 2017, and they’ve worked with Granger Chevrolet since then. This venture is their first time operating in a stand-alone building. People may know their work but are just coming to know their name.

Victor has 20+ years of experience, and they have had the same incredible crew for over five years.

For more information, call or text Melissa Morales at 409-434-0941 or visit their Facebook page.

A listing of their packages and pricing is below.

Golden Triangle Polymers Donates $250K to Fund Bridge City Public Pickleball Courts

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Golden Triangle Polymers Company LLC donated $250,000 to the City of Bridge City this week to fund a park improvement project at Bridge City City Park.

A ceremonial check presentation occurred at the Bridge City City Council meeting on Oct. 15, 2024, in which the city announced they would use the donation to build public pickleball courts. Bridge City Mayor David Rutledge said the decision to build pickleball courts came from a Community Leaders Forum the city held earlier this year, in which approximately 40 citizens discussed and identified community projects. Pickleball courts topped the list of desired amenities, Mayor Rutledge said.

“We’re grateful for this donation because it will allow us to budget and build the pickleball courts sooner rather than later. As a small community that strives to keep tax rates low, adding park amenities doesn’t always make the cut. This is truly a gift for our citizens, and we’re grateful Golden Triangle Polymers made this happen for us,” said Mayor Rutledge.

Golden Triangle Polymers has invested in community programs throughout the Orange County region since its announcement in late 2022 that it would build an $8.5 billion petrochemical facility at a site on State Highway 87. In 2023, the company donated $1.7 million to area schools and non-profit organizations and is investing an additional $500,000 this year.

“Community health and wellness is a priority for us, and we support the city’s decision to add a public amenity that encourages people of all ages to get outside, exercise, and enjoy a local park with family and friends,” said Chad Jennings, plant manager for Golden Triangle Polymers.

Orange Chamber Hosts Ribbon-Cutting for D.R. Horton Reserve at Mallard Lakes

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On October 8, 2024, the Greater Orange Area Chamber of Commerce hosted ribbon-cutting and grand opening ceremony for D.R. HORTON.  for their new addition, Reserve at Mallard Lakes, located at 5610 Wood Duck, Orange, TX.

From their first home in 1978 to over 1,000,000 homes in 2023, their mission remains the same — to deliver quality and affordability across the country. Since 2002, more people have chosen D.R. Horton than any other builder. Buy or rent, they have homes and services to provide a home for every stage in life.

For more info, visit their Facebook page, their website, or call them at (409) 547-7550

McCoy’s in Orange to Close October 19

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McCoy’s Building Supply, located at 4514 W Lutcher Dr. along Interstate 10 in Orange, will close on October 19, 2024.

McCoy’s is a supplier of lumber, building materials, roofing supplies, and farm and ranch equipment. It has 81 stores across Texas, New Mexico, and Oklahoma. They are proud to serve do-it-yourselfers, farmers and ranchers, repair and remodel contractors, and independent home builders.

In their going-out-of-business sale, select items marked at close-out prices starting at 25% off, while supplies last.

Take 5 Oil Change Opens for Business

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The City of Orange is excited to announce that Take 5 Oil Change is officially open for business at its new location, 3122 N. 16th Street in Orange.

The hours of operation for the new location at 3020 N. 16th Street are:
  • Monday – Saturday: 7:00 am – 8:00 pm
  • Sunday: 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Take 5 Oil Change is currently running a 50% off promotion now through the end of the year. For more information, contact this location at 409-330-4404.

Take 5 was founded in 1984 as Rapid Oil Change. It offered quick oil changes, minor repairs, and other maintenance services. Since then, it has expanded, faced disaster, and become part of the community.

What started in Louisiana, just outside New Orleans, spread to eight states and across the southeastern United States from Virginia to Texas, with 60 locations, with five more shops opening in the coming months.  To date, the company has opted to limit franchising the brand, but it continues to consider future options to do so.

In 1996, Take 5 revolutionized its business model by creating the first stay-in-your-car oil change. The shops featured shallow pits, drive-through oil changes, synchronized oil changes, and fast, friendly service.

In 2020, Take 5 Car Wash launched, delivering a fast, friendly, and convenient car wash experience with a customer- and people-first culture.

Take 5 is all about fast, friendly, and simplified oil changes. In just a few minutes, they change your engine oil and filter. Vital under-hood fluids are also checked and replenished to the recommended level.

For more info, call them at 409-330-4404

 

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