Leaders in the City of Orange have taken the first step toward banning 8-liner amusement machines and game rooms, aligning with a recent Texas court ruling that found such machines unconstitutional due to their element of chance. During a recent City Council meeting, officials approved the first reading of an ordinance prohibiting amusement redemption machines … Keep Reading
Here are all the local contested Orange County races and new representatives running: Orange District 4 Mary McKenna (Incumbent) Alan Mesecher At-Large Place 5 Reginald Broussard George Mortimer Vidor Mayor Trevor Daughtry Ashley Hall Misty Songe Hart (Incumbent) Kenneth Lee Nicole McGowen Shawn Volkmann Ward 1 Kelly Carder Jerrod Nash Ward 6 Kathryn Weldon (Incumbent) … Keep Reading
The Orange Convention and Visitors Bureau (Explore Orange) is inviting the community to share their thoughts and ideas to help improve and enhance city events! Residents and visitors are encouraged to participate in a short, anonymous survey to help shape future events that reflect what the community wants to see. Why Participate? Your Feedback Matters! … Keep Reading
The Orange City Council has approved several key economic development initiatives, including supporting local businesses, expanding affordable housing, and improving animal welfare services. These decisions reflect the city’s ongoing commitment to community growth and improving the quality of life for its residents. $50,000 Economic Development Grant for Child’s Hardware The City Council approved a $50,000 grant … Keep Reading
The City of Orange has identified 17 buildings slated for demolition as part of its ongoing efforts to revitalize neighborhoods and remove deteriorating structures. The City Council has accepted bids from various contractors to carry out the demolitions, which will take place in the coming weeks. Kelvin Knauf, Director of Planning and Community Development, emphasized … Keep Reading