September 25, 2025
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Orange Chamber Accepting Nominations for Annual Community Awards
The Greater Orange Area Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce that nominations are now open for its Annual Community Awards, which honor the outstanding individuals, businesses, and organizations that make Orange County a better place to live, work, and thrive. Each year, the Chamber recognizes excellence in three prestigious categories: These awards celebrate the… Keep Reading
December 26, 2023
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Golden Triangle Polymers Donates to Meals on Wheels Orange
Golden Triangle Polymers made a special donation to Meals on Wheels Orange during their Wish Tree program this year. Meals on Wheels Orange received 10 new desktop computers with monitors. The staff at Meals On Wheels works hard to keep Orange County’s senior citizens healthy and happy, and Golden Triangle Polymers hopes this donation makes… Keep Reading
December 21, 2023
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Cove Recreation Area Playground Completed
The City of Orange has announced that the Cove Recreation Area playground has been completed just in time for Christmas break. When fully complete, the recreation area will feature a walking trail, a playscape with shade sails, benches, a pavilion, and other amenities, creating a space for residents of all ages to enjoy. The recreation… Keep Reading
December 20, 2023
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LSCO Breaks Graduation Record
Lamar State College Orange (LSCO) has once again broken a graduation record with 327 degrees and certificates awarded to 244 graduates at commencement on Friday, December 15, 2023. This represents more than a 12% increase in the number of graduates from last year’s Fall commencement in December 2022. “Commencement is, without a doubt, my favorite… Keep Reading
December 20, 2023
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Port of Orange Receives $18.1 Million
Four Southeast Texas ports are getting millions of dollars from the State of Texas. The Beaumont, Orange, Port Arthur, and Sabine Pass ports will split over $66 million. The Port of Orange received $18.1 million. The Port of Orange will receive two grants to help with funding a portion of these projects. One for 2.7… Keep Reading
Larry Haynes Chosen as WOC Administrator of the Year
July 25, 2019
Dr. Larry Haynes, WOCCISD Director of Federal Programs and Accountability, has been chosen as the WOC Administrator of the Year. According to WOCCISD, the district very much appreciates the commitment and hard work of this member of their leadership team. Read more details on the WOCCISD Facebook page.
Keep Orange Country Beautiful Holding Tire and Scrap Metal Collection
July 25, 2019
Keep Orange County Beautiful (KOCB,) is working with the city of Vidor, Superior Tire and Service of Orange, and D&D Scrap of Bridge City to collect abandoned tires and scrap metal on Saturday, July 27, at no charge. The event is being held from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Vidor Public Works, 155
West Orange-Cove School District Announces New School District Police Department and Hires New Chief
July 24, 2019
West Orange-Cover School District has established a new school district police department. Darryl Hunt was announced as Police Chief at last night’s regular meeting of the WOC Board of Trustees. He was sworn in today by Orange County Justice of the Peace Hershel Stagner Jr. “After a long extensive search for a police chief, we
Orangefield Schools Announce Opening Dates and Changes
July 23, 2019
Orangefield ISD will have new start times for the 2019-2020 school year. The adjustments will assist in alleviating some of the traffic and logistical challenges with the transition of 5th-grade students moving from junior high to elementary campus. Students can be dropped off at the elementary and junior high starting at 7:15 AM and the
Recycling Ends at County Landfill
July 23, 2019
According to KOGT Radio, County Road and Bridge Engineer Clark Slacum confirmed that recycling at the Orange County Landfill will stop at the end of the month. Recycling is a very large part of many communities, and it is unfortunate that we cannot seem to support it here in Southeast Texas. The reason that is
Little Cypress and Mauriceville Elementary Schools Now Offer Full-Day Pre-K Classes
July 22, 2019
According to KOGT Radio, Little Cypress and Mauriceville Elementary Schools will begin providing full-day classes for qualifying pre-kindergarten (pre-k) students to comply with new state regulations. Student registration for the program will be July 30, 31 or August 1, at the campus which they will attend. More information is available at Mauriceville Elementary, 409-745-1615, or
Repaving Contract to Be Awarded After Vote
July 22, 2019
According to KOGT Radio, on Tuesday, the Orange City Council will vote to award a $1.3 million contract to LD Construction in Beaumont for repaving work on twelve streets north of Interstate 10 and several to the south of Interstate 10. The money is coming from the $8 million bonds the council agreed to issue
West Orange-Stark Football Tickets Go On Sale
July 19, 2019
Current West Orange-Stark season ticket holders can purchase their 2019 football tickets during a two-day sale July 30-31 from 9 a.m.-noon and 1 p.m.-3 p.m. Tickets can be purchased at the Athletic Office at West Orange-Stark High School. Season tickets will go sale to the general public during a two-day sale August 6-7 from 9
Orangefield Bobcat Camp to Be Held July 29-31
July 19, 2019
The Orangefield football program will host a football camp for all incoming 2nd-9th graders July 29th-31st. The camp will start at 9:00 am and finish at 11:30 am. Registration will begin at 8:30 am in the JH gym and the camp will be conducted on the football practice field. Cost is $50 per child. Any
Bridget Moore Gordon Wins Two Amigos Gift Card
July 19, 2019
Bridge Moore Gordon is the lucky winner in our Two Amigos Mexican Restaurant gift card giveaway! Congratulations, Bridget, and we hope you decide to play in our next gift card giveaway.