Orange, TX News

• Orange, TX News
• Vidor High School FFA Club
• Primary Election Day Results (Updated 9:20 p.m.)
• Teen killed in wreck on Texas 62
• Heartbeats of Hope's rabies clinic
• Vidor man arrested for theft
• MacArthur Drive road work set for Tuesday night
• VIDEOS: A Day of Reflecting
• Pinehurst told no for traffic signal
• Vidor Calendar 5.29.12
• Vidor HS Valedictorian
• UIL State Academic Meet
• WOPD receives new vehicle
• Campaigning heats up for the Texas 36th Congressional District seat
• Fraternal Order of Eagles plays host to district meeting
• Book Review: They Called it the War Effort
• Off-duty officer injured in crash
• Election Day is this Tuesday
• Say hello to our first gay president
• Food safety class coming to Vidor
• There is joy in forgiveness
• Church Calendar 5.26.12
• Area Calendar 5-26-12
• Early voting concludes with highest daily turnout
• Bridge City Valedictorian
• Port Arthur man gets 10 years for firearms, drug violations
• Woman shot to death in Nederland
• Vidor PD arrests 4 in narcotics busts, make marijuana discovery
• OHS State Competitors
• Closings loom ahead of Memorial Day weekend
• Blown tire, crash leaves one dead
• BCHS student of month
• 1 killed in wreck late Wednesday
• Mold found at Popeye’s Chicken
• Ribbon cutting - Phoenix Money Group
• Acting Instead of Reacting
• VFW Buddy Poppy campaign begins Friday
• War Museum on display
• Pinehurst swears in new Mayor, Councilmen
• Turnout remains heavy in Republican Primary early voting
• VIDEO: New Orange mayor takes his seat
• Killgo withdraws as Evadale superintendent lone finalist
• New officers at the Port
• Pinehurst police discover marijuana stash
• Shangri La to honor fallen soldiers on Memorial Day
• Early voting figures begin to fade
• Drama team wins championship
• West Orange-Cove CISD to call for tax ratification election
• Teen sentenced to 30 years in 2011 murder case
• 6 missing after boat sinks in Gulf of Mexico
• Celebrating 65 years
• Housing Authority names executive director
• Installing new officers
• Sponsors sought for Rotary flag program
• Bait shrimp mixed with breakfast food causes demerits for Bridge City store
• Principal for a Day
• Primary early voting figures ending May 19, 2012
• LU signs 27 to 2012-13 cheerleading team
• ‘Seniors on a Mission’
• Primary voting remains steady on Republican side
• Orange Senior Center shines in grand opening
• Orange County marriage licenses issued 5.19.12
• Orange County concluded divorce proceedings 5-19-12
• Area Calendar 5-19-12
• What the bible says about same sex marriage
• Church Calendar 5-19-12
• Brother shoots brother following altercation
• Deweyville High School Valedictorian
• I-10 lane closure in Orange tonight (Friday)
• Mauriceville man arrested after backing truck into store
• Vidor business owner arrested for felony warrants
• LSC-O to confer more than 230 degrees
• Police seek gunman after assault, robbery
• Bridge City Police Beat
• Another quake strikes east Texas
• Taking the oath
• Bridge City Calendar of Events
• BC Girl Scouts to plant trees Sunday
• Bridge City ISD to hold parents fair
• Turnout remains heavy in Republican primary early voting
• Power outages in Orange-area
• LU signs 27 to 2012-13 cheerleading team
• Rainbow Bridge open after negotiators talk woman off ledge
• BC educator honored as Oustanding Assistant Principal of the Year in region
• Primary early voting figures ending May 15, 2012.
• Mourning an icon of Orange County
• Stark Museum to honor International Museum Day, May 18
• Practice makes perfect
• New terms start for councilmembers
• Awards and smiles make Senior Citizen Rally Day a success
• Annual rabies clinic scheduled for Saturday
• Quail Trails ordinance repealed
• Early voting numbers soar in first day
• Man stabbed, killed by live-in girlfriend
• Runnels wins bid for Pinehurst mayor
• Final election results for May 12, 2012
• Teachers of Tomorrow
• VIDEOS: Ledet Welcomed Home
• Orange Police Beat
• Storm, wind cause outages across county
• Tops in the Nation
• Orange agency to offer Hartford program
• MCT Credit Union visited Orangefield High School
• LU to end associate nursing program
• Storms headed towards area
• Disney Performing Arts
• Orange City Council mulls involvement in BP lawsuit
• New businesses popping up in Pinehurst
• USGS: 3.7 earthquake shakes East Texas
• Quail Trails residents to be heard at Public Hearing
• Law Day Art Contest
• PAISD assistant coach under investigation
• VIDEO: Celebrating a Star
• OISD to hire firm for superintendent search
• West Orange hosts Spring Clean-Up
• Eagles to hold benefit Saturday
• Pinehurst council pays tribute to Williams
• Bridge City/Orangefield Calendar
• Commissioners issues proclamations for May
• Shangri La receives award from TCEQ
• Vidor Rotary Club president receives award from District Governor Ulli Budelmann.
• OC commissioners may hold second public hearing on firearms ordinance
• DPS seeks help in identifying man killed on Interstate 10
• Vidor PD arrest fugitive felon
• Vidor Police Beat
• Generous donation
• BBB essay winners
• Gentry hired as Vidor ISD interim superintendent
• Vidor Community Calendar
• Employee of the Month
• Four arrested on drug charges
• OC gas prices among lowest in Texas
• LU considering raising tuition
• BCPD calls 4/15-4/21
• Pinehurst Police Beat 4/15-4-21
• Senior Citizen Rally Day set for Tuesday
• Going gaga for Ginzel Grill
• Book Review
• Beaumont Animal Services to participate in global pet adoptathon
• VIDEO: Granger gives back
• Taking a Trip
• Which is most important? The journey or the goal?
• Losing A Great Lady
• Orange County concluded divorce proceedings 5.4.12
• Early voting figures ending May 2, 2012
• Liberty County man guilty in Beaumont bank robbery
• VIDEO: National Day of Prayer
• "Share the Road"
• Farmers Market returns
• Vidor ISD superintendent exits
• Lewis sentenced for intoxicated manslaughter
• Man arrested after police discover 'rolling meth lab'
• Tanker truck wreck in Southeast Texas closes I-10
• Texas universities considering tuition increases
• Large crowds, good weather make Spring Festival a success
• OC Relay for Life is this Friday
• VHS bands win sweepstakes at UIL Concert
• Orangefield students sweep Stark Reading and Declamation contest
• WWII vet turns 90 today
• Vidor Police Beat
• County files answer to former chief deputy's lawsuit
• BC Strutters to celebrate 25 years this Saturday
• Vidor Community Calendar
• Discharging firearms in Quail Trails discussed
• Possible disannexation could cost PA millions
• And the winners are...
• Orange County Sheriff's Office report
• Salvation Army executives thanked those volunteers last Friday with a banquet.
• Science Fair winners
• Orange County Health Department Inspections released
• Puckett heads to art competition in DC
• New healthcare clinic opens in Mauriceville
• St. Mary festival is Orange-area tradition
• Ackerman inks with Panola
• Vidor ISD to undergo changes
• Bridge City Police Beat
• Deweyville band students win medals
• Admin changes at VISD
• Finished “Shangri La” mural on display
• Bridge City, Orangfield Community Calendar
• From Orangefield to D.C.
• Sen. Hutchison introduces Neches River Study bill
• Two arrested on drug charges
• Time to get rid of those expired, unused meds
• West Orange City Council discusses trash cart liners for residents
• Vidor Police Beat: April 8-14
• Orange County appoints new county engineer
• Everyone is a winner in the Challenge League
• Port Arthur Police find man's body in canal
• Commissioners asked to consider joining lawsuit against BP
• Observant citizen disrupts copper
• Vidor Community Calendar
• Mighty Pirates visit Disney World
• Successful fundraiser
• LU, INVISTA partner for market based management workshop
• Shangri La to hold Star Party next Saturday
• Celebrating Mother Earth
• Schools pass health inspection
• Debate wages on about new BC multi-family development
• OC shows gain in sales tax revenue
• Sounding good...
• Overturned tanker truck slows traffic, little fuel spilled
• Review: OCP’s ‘Camelot’
• Country star Miranda Lambert returning to Southeast Texas
• Anahuac man indicted in murder-for-hire plot
• VIDEOS: The Nina and The Pinta arrive
• OC Republican Party Convention IS SATURDAY
• Earth Week Celebrations
• Radio control aircraft return for ‘Fun Fly’
• Deweyville ISD announces lone finalist for superintendent job
• Cardner selected as Altrusa ‘Woman of the Year’
• Beaumont Animal Services qualifies for national contest
• OC Republican Party Convention date and location changed
• Jazz Band fundraiser Thursday
• It’s crawfish time
• Deweyville ISD announces lone finalist for superintendent job
• Columbus replica ships headed for Lake Charles
• Participation sought in VHS Gunz vs. Hozez fundraiser
• Never Without A Smiling Face
• Lightning starts fire Monday morning
• Fire destroys Vidor home Sunday night
• Orange Police Department arrested Kenneth Damon Lewis, 36, for possession of marijuana.
• Orange man shot
• Bridge City Strutters plan reunion
• Activities abound at Earth Week celebration
• Do dogs and cats go to heaven?
• Please don’t mess with my blessing!
• High speed chase leads to 2 arrests
• Orange resident identified in fatal PA wreck
• BC Strutters win National Champion Awards
• First time since 2004
• Recollection of the Old West
• BC and OF Calendar
• Health Inspector visits area restaurants recently
• “Charlie Russell’s Recollection of the Old West," is coming to the Lutcher Theater on Thursday
• April 8-14 is National Public Safety Telecommunications Week
• 3 arrested on burglary and theft charges
• OPD makes drug arrest
• Sheriff and deputy shoot, kill man in Newton County
• Two Vidor ISD campuses were placed on lockdown Tuesday
• Vidor man surrenders on murder charges
• The City of Pinehurst is hosting a Spring Clean Up
• Affidavit for Kelly Mitchell's arrest
• Musician, actor Tyrese to perform at Ford Arena
• The Pinehurst City Council approved the use of the Emergency Notification System in January.
• Building Brilliant Young Minds
• Drama Festival!
• Vidor ISD bus driver wins school bus rodeo
• Vidor Police Beat
• Vidor Calendar of Events
• 2 die in I-10 crash in Jefferson Davis Parish
• UPDATE: Vidor Shooting victim identified
• Easter Bunny is here!
• Cowboy artist to be celebrated at Root Beer Reception and spotlight
• Pinehurst Police Beat
• Area Calendar 4.7.12
• Orange Police Beat
• He’s Alive!
• On Wednesday, April 14, the Little Cypress Junior High Varsity choir competed in the annual UIL Concert and Sight-reading Contest.
• Holy heartburn! He is alive!
• Church Calendar 4.7.12
• Unemployment rate drops in OC
• New businesses opening in Pinehurst
• Shooting in Vidor
• World Poetry Movement
• Town hall meeting scheduled Tuesday in Vidor
• BC Chamber of Commerce announces Employee of the Month
• BC Chamber of Commerce announces Business of the Month
• VISD Food Services department receives grant
• Health Inspector visits area restaurants
• Bridge City and Orangefield Calendar 4.5.12
• Closings ahead for Good Friday
• Tuffy’s restaurant closes its doors
• Egg hunts mark arrival of Easter weekend
• BC Chamber president resigns
• This Week in Local Music History
• Laugh it up with comedian Paul Rodriguez on April 13
• Good Friday is great time for Sour Mash
• Career and Technology Education Students of the Month
• Itty Bitty Story time
• MVE students become published poets
• Tuffy’s restaurant closes its doors
• Survivors & caregivers applauded at banquet
• Hunting Easter Eggs...
• And the winner is....
• Company must clean-up drilling site in county park
• Area Calendar 4-2-12
• Stark Museum to present a Charlie Russell lunch
• Christus Outpatient Cardiac Rehabilitation Center moves to new location
• Fantasy Hair
• Here comes the Easter Bunny...
• Local church presents story of Easter this Sunday
• Book author visits Orange
• A Texas legend begins in Orange
• De Ja Vue
• School reopens following unexpected closure Thursday
• Greyhound opens new terminal in Rose City
• Got problems that frustrate?
• House Fire
• Orange County marriage licenses issued 3.30.12
• Orange County concluded divorce proceedings 3.30.12
• 6 p.m. UPDATE: Mega Millions sales Sales top $60,000 per minute
• Orange council member loses home to fire
• Buy Orange First ordinance adopted
• Vidor Middle School closes due to smoke in building
• Deweyville ISD resumes classes Thursday
• Pinehurst City Council meets
• Former chief deputy sues county, district attorney and two officers
• A powerful message.
• Pharmaceutical firm and CEO to pay $2.8 million
• West Orange City Council meets
• Orange County Health Department
• Deweyville ISD resumes classes Thursday
• Huckabay stays
• Brady opposes new EPA rule
• Heritage House book signing planned
• 90 years of laughter
• Vidor Aryan group member gets 20 years in prison
• Eight parents arrested for violating child support laws
• Three OC teachers $10,000 winners
• Two OISD meetings tonight
• Fish fry canceled
• Commissioners meet
• Vidor Rotary speaker
• New City Hall
• VJHS Track Team is victorious
• Vidor Police Beat (March 11-March 17)
• Art in the Park has best turnout ever
• Pedestrian struck by vehicle
• Shangri La Awarded Top Environmental Honors by TCEQ
• Wreck near Vidor
• Mudbugs for funds
• Dillon Guidry, at left, and Mary Alice McMillian of Vidor High School gets a hands-on lesson about edible vegetables Friday morning
• LSC-O’s TOT organization elects new officers for spring 2012
• LSC-O speech and debate team leaves mark in Rome
• Pinehurst water cleared; DISD schools closed through Thursday
• Crawfish Fest is back in Lake Charles
• Overturned big rig causes I-10 traffic delays early Saturday
• Art in the Park
• Fair is annual tradition for Orange resident
• Pay day
• Flood concerns force DISD to cancel classes
• Boil water notice in Pinehurst
• Bond remembered for kindness, love of family
• Entergy Texas, LIT Get ‘Charged Up’ Over Electric Vehicle Station
• “I can be a Christian without the church”
• Area Calendar 3.24.12
• 8 businesses receive demerits for no Food Service Permit
• Bands covet limited engagements at South Texas State Fair
• Clear skies to brighten area through the week
• Orange County marriage licenses issued March 19 thru March 23, 2012
• Orange County concluded divorce proceedings March 3 to March 9, 2012
• An unexpected find at area thrift store
• Sophie Braud was recently crowned Teen Miss Dance Texas, DMA Chapter 3
• Cross Examination Debate
• Fair Time
• Deweyville ISD to delay school Friday
• Art in the Park
• Northeast Orange received 9 inches of rain
• Pinehurst City Council discusses drainage problems on Whipporwill
• Bridge City & Orangefield Calendar 3.22.12
• Former Pinehurst judge dies at 71
• “I Want You, You, You”
• Beaumont courthouse shooting could spur increased security at OC Courthouse
• Body found near vehicle parked in ditch
• Drawing Winner
• Deweyville ISD to delay school Thursday
• Vidor ACE program a success
• Waterway search resumes for missing Port Neches woman
• Vidor Lions Club honor local World War II veterans
• Rain not done in Orange
• Bivens' Belt Buckle
• BCHS club to participate in Relay for Life in May
• Vidor Calendar 3-20-2012
• VIDEO: Here comes the rain
• Fisher deploys to Afghanistan
• VIDEO: Jasper Airshow provides unique excitement
• OC sales tax revenue remains behind 2011 numbers
• Man bites officer
• Stark Museum of Art recognized by Southeast Texas Arts Council
• Pine Forest Elementary Students of the Month
• Students win gold at UIL Solo & Ensemble contest
• Britt Godwin Gospel concert
• OC Tax Office to close while getting upgrades
• Flying History
• WO-S High School journalism students place at PN-G, Nederland practice meet
• Orange resident to audition for NBC’s “The Voice”
• VFW to offer St. Patricks’s Day fun
• Greater Orange Area Chamber of Commerce to celebrate 125th anniversary
• Book Review: Love, Loneliness, Abuse, and Murder
• Church Calendar 3.17.12
• Picketing Heaven’s Gates
• Road construction continues
• Some questions that defy answers
• LCM Education Foundation, Inc. completes another phase of Legacy Park
• Orange County concluded divorce proceedings Feb. 25 to March 2, 2012
• Bond set at $4 million for Courthouse gunman
• Family fun awaits at annual air show
• This Week in Local Music History 3.15
• Pinehurst wants new traffic light and police officer
• Entertainment week of March 15 - March 21, 2012
• SLIDESHOW: Scene from Wednesday's shooting in Beaumont
• Pinehurst Council ponders sale of old City Hall property
• Could it happen in Orange County?
• Houston man guilty in East Texas drug trafficking scheme
• Hostages refuse to be victims during standoff
• Deweyville woman, 79, killed outside Beaumont Courthouse
• One killed in Courthouse shootout; man arrested
• Mauriceville Crawfish Pageant winners announced
• District spelling bee
• Hardin Jefferson Winter Livestock Show
• Vidor students scramble for calves
• Taste of New Orleans without the drive
• Lutcher Theater season coming to a close
• Forecaster: More rain, muggy temps ahead for Orange County
• 2 arrested for burglary at Little Cypress Middle School
• Texas voter requirement for photo ID rejected
• Vidor Calendar 3.13.12
• Gnats cause demerits for some area businesses
• County begins search for new road/bridge engineer
• Baby chicks visit Vidor Elementary
• Republican Primary ballot drawing
• Vidor man shot twice after dispute
• 14 students advance to CHOIR State solo, ensemble
• WO-S students strive to ‘End the Word’
• Awards and smiles abound at BC Chamber Banquet
• Music and life are still fun for men of Warrant
• Jorgensen leaves post with fond memories
• Brady introduces Sound Dollar Act to reform, focus Federal Reserve
• Church Calendar 3.10.12
• Orange County concluded divorce proceedings Feb. 18 to Feb. 24, 2012
• Earning the title Marine
• Area Calendar 3-10-12
• Thomas Jefferson’s ‘Holey’ Bible
• Vidor ISD students selected for Lone Star Leadership Academy
• Orange County marriage licenses issued March 5 thru March 9, 2012
• May Primary Elections set with Friday deadline reached
• Read Across America
• OPD officer injured in collision
• BCHS students claim honors at UIL contest
• CASA's Pancake Breakfast
• Fatal car wreck in Vidor
• Teen accused of shooting deputy certified as adult
• BC Strutters win awards at Kilgore competition
• This Week in Local Music History (March 8-March 14)
• West Orange VFD accepting applications
• Community Resource Walk
• BC Chamber of Commerce announces Business of the Year nominations
• Filing deadline looms for May Primary
• Entertainment week of March 8 - March 14, 2012
• Last minute filing adds to May election
• Karr appointed interim superintendent of OISD
• Bridge City/ Orangefield Calendar 3.8.12
• Interstate 10 reopens after 20 hours
• Story Time
• I-10 open
• Outdoors Video:The Truth About Tigers
• Outdoors Video: Big Woodland Coyote
• I-10 westbound closed in Beaumont
• BBB: The morning mix tour
• Early start of mosquito season strains county department's budget
• Blue Man Group
• Suspect in Orangefield teacher’s death could see trial soon
• Late activity at deadline helps set May 12 ballot
• FEMA unveils drafts of new county flood maps
• PA officials want Transcanada Pipeline jobs
• Perfect attendance winner
• Beethoven’s Last Night
• Man arrested for resisting arrest, drug paraphernalia
• Vidor Calendar 3.6.12
• Monday is deadline for filing for spot on May 12 ballot
• Reading Contest Winners at Little Cypress Mauriceville High School
• LC-M students earn honors at TAFE Convention
• Road work continues on FM 105
• BC Chamber Banquet tickets on sale now
• LCI kicks off Community Resource Walk
• Filing period reopens for May 29 Primary Elections
• CCS students rule Math Olympics
• Another star has risen in the east
• Have you ever said, “That’s just not me”?
• Church Calendar 3.3.12
• Welch to resign as superintendent of Orangefield ISD
• Filing period reopens for May 29 Primary Elections
• $20,000 Richer
• African American women honored at special program
• Springtime electric bills to decrease nearly $33
• BC trash project complete
• Raise a 'Glass'
• HOT committee to recommend $128K in funding
• Summers to retire as DISD superintendent
• Orange native ‘fills big shoes’
• Vidor Cos has 'skills'
• It’s ‘Adventure’ time at Shangri La
• Vidor Police Beat (Feb. 12 - Feb. 18, 2012)
• Down line leaves more than 300 without power Tuesday
• County's flood plain could change
• Learning about the past
• Next ‘stop’ Chambers County
• Public hearing set for distribution of HOT funds
• Timeless Love Story
• Golden Triangle Native Launches International Children's Art Network For Impoverished Children
• Woman arrested after argument turns violent
• Man cut following argument with girlfriend
• Plant sale fundraiser to benefit Orangefield FFA
• Pinehurst Police Beat (Feb. 12 - Feb. 18, 2012)
• VIDEO: Music for the modern age
• Filing deadline for May election looms ahead
• Black History Parade
• Fuel prices climb for ninth straight week
• Welcome to St. Paul CME
• Too much grace?
• Former LC-M teacher arrested
• Bridge City Police Beat (Feb. 12 - Feb. 18, 2012)
• Stark Museum to offer spring break art classes
• Helping hands....
• Black History Parade route announced
• Veterans Service Office improves significantly under new director
• Outstanding....
• False rumors circulating on voters needing to re-register
• OHS students attended state TAFE convention
• Orangefield Jr High announces Teacher of the month
• OC commissioners receive financial updates
• Liberty County man guilty in disability fraud scheme
• Bridge City Band students named to the Texas All-State Band
• Bridge City/ Orangefield Calendar
• Kittrell hired as new Pine Forest Police Chief
• Ribbon cutting - Smith Family Dome Home Builders
• OF student of the month 2-2012
• Vidor Rotary Club’s guest speaker
• Beaumont man pleads guilty to car-jacking in Orange
• Delivering the message
• Stark House unveils new exhibit
• Stark Museum to hold Musical Family Day this Saturday
• 2012 Greater Orange Coin Club
• Save Our American Raptors
• Officer assists in capture of escapee from jail
• Vidor Calendar 2.21.12
• Vidor man arrested following narcotics investigation
• Reunited
• LC-M student claims scholarships with wins in ‘Voice of Democracy’ contests
• Area Calendar 2-20-12
• Black History parade announced for Feb. 25
• West Orange Police Beat (Feb. 5 - Feb. 11, 2012)
• Pinehurst Police Beat (Feb. 5 - Feb. 11, 2012)
• Dinner theater event offers fun for patrons, funds for chamber
• Pinehurst ballot is loaded as filing period reaches halfway point
• Outdoors Video: Pike in Southeast Texas?
• Outdoors Video: Pike in Southeast Texas?
• Bridge City Police Beat (Feb. 5 - Feb. 11, 2012)
• Walking for Equality
• Annual Community Trash-Off to Begin at 1 p.m. Saturday
• Shangri La and ASSET to co-sponsor ‘Star Party’
• Employee of the month
• Entergy customers to see lower bills this spring
• Top 10 stolen vehicles in SETX
• Man and woman rob Deweyville convenience store
• New members announced for Strutters
• Kirbyville man killed in wreck early Thursday
• Annual coin show returns, but familiar face will be missing
• Bonham Street to get speed limit change
• Closures on Monday for President’s Day
• Help needed to find Trinity
• Education center demolished at Cove Baptist Church
• Liberty County man indicted for bank robbery
• LSC-O’s Quiz Bowl team heads to Nationals
• Vidor Rotary receives grant
• VJHS drill team earns ‘Best in Class’
• Vidor Police Beat (Jan. 29 - Feb. 4, 2012)
• From Ghana to Orange
• Phone service disrupted for 24 hours in downtown
• Temple Inland sold for $4.5 billion
• Deweyville mother to receive ultimate Valentine’s
• VIDEO: Blue Man Group adds third show to Lutcher schedule
• Kittrell among 4 candidates vying for Pine Forest Police Chief position
• Orange County man assaulted, robbed in driveway
• West Orange Police Beat (Jan. 29 - Feb. 4, 2012)
• Health scores from area businesses
• Pinehurst Police Beat (Jan. 29 - Feb. 4, 2012)
• West completes another ultra-marathon
• Orange councilmember seeking to resign
• Tickets on sale now for Taste of the Triangle
• Ribbon cutting - Safe Haven II
• OC sales tax revenue continue lag
• Annual Community Trash-Off rescheduled for February 18
• On His Own Terms
• Bridge City Police Beat (Jan. 29 - Feb. 4, 2012)
• AUDIO: Brady lashes out at Obama
• Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Art winners
• Madri Gras procession growing larger
• BCHS UIL team finds success at PN-G
• BC to start automated trash project
• Robbers nabbed minutes after crime
• Celebrating resource information
• Bobcats shows skills at UIL competition
• Burglary at Tractor Supply
• Celebrating Pinehurst's New City Hall
• Multi-family development could benefit Bridge City
• “If You Give a Teacher a Treat”
• Local lawmaker honored for business savvy
• Total Petrochemicals & Refining USA names new president, CEO
• Vidor Police Beat (Jan. 22 - Jan. 28, 2012)
• Ribbon Cutting - Swamp Pop
• Symphony of Southeast Texas
• Scene recreation
• Public hearing to be held
• Police answer call at councilman’s address
• Former councilman announces candidacy for mayor
• Open house at Pinehurst City Hall
• Shangri La invites public to ‘SOAR’ with Raptors
• Billiards champ, trick shot artist Mike Massey to hold clinic
• AG accepts Texas redistricting deal
• Shangri La introduces ‘Third Thursdays’
• New slate of officers for Sabine River Authority - Texas
• Symphony of Southeast Texas Youth Concert
• Pinehurst Police Beat (Jan. 22 - Jan. 28, 2012)
• West Orange Police Beat (Jan. 22 - Jan. 28, 2012)
• Filing begins for May elections
• Stark Museum to open new exhibit with talk, reception and music
• Ribbon cutting - Sisters and Friends
• VIDEO: 'The Odd Couple' Review
• Jefferson County DA wants teen tried as adult
• District Champ x 2
• BC says no to new RV park
• Outdoors Video: Safely unhook small crappie
• Church Calendar 2.4.12
• The high cost of nagging
• Salute to Senior Service
• What often is missing but greatly needed
• Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo
• 3 arrested in narcotics bust
• Trash-Off rescheduled due to weather threat
• State Farm not renewing policies in Southeast Texas
• Cleaning the Community
• Karaoke for cash
• Health Inspector: No living quarters inside store
• BC/OF Calendar 2.2.12
• Boil water notice lifted in Vidor
• Community Calendar of Events (Feb. 1, 2012)
• Vidor Schools Foundation to hold gala
• Pirates Escapades Winners
• Taking the cake...
• UPDATE: Motorcyclist killed after 2-car wreck
• 7 arrested following narcotics investigation
• OC deputy expected to be released soon
• Pirates Escapades Beauties
• VIDEO: Knitting for community and charity
• See what is happening in Vidor
• Vidor Police Beat
• Enrollment, attendance continue improving at OISD
• Adams delivers rock and laughs acoustic-style
• Homeowner shoots at would-be burglars
• Boil water notice issued in Vidor
• Art in the Park plans being made, vendor opportunities available
• West Orange Police Beat (Jan. 15 - Jan. 21, 2012)
• Man from Groves sentenced to 20 years in prison
• Portions of Texas Interstate Highways to see speed limit increase
• Pinehurst Police Beat (Jan. 15 - Jan. 21, 2012)
• Inspiring to reach a dream
• LSC-O husband and wife team share teaching goals
• 2 graduate recruit training
• Knost named Vidor Citizen of the Year
• Warmer weather has hastened mosquito activity
• WO-C CISD teachers receive $26K in innovative teaching grants
• El Bethel Missionary Baptist to hold installation ceremony
• PA man gets 25 years in prison
• House to be demolished
• Area Calendar 1-28-12
• VIDEO: Vidor man has new dream of being ‘American Idol’
• Outdoors Video: The Common Salvinia Problem
• New details emerge regarding shooting of deputy
• OC man sentenced to 25 years in prison
• WO-S invites community to ‘Rachel’s Challenge’
• Two arrested on drug charges
• "Hit list" found at OHS
• UPDATE: LC-M HS teacher resigns after Thursday allegations
• Bridge City Chamber of Commerce seeking nominations for Business and Citizen of the Year
• Bridge City Police Beat (Jan. 15 - Jan. 21, 2012)
• UPDATE: Sheriff’s Deputy recovering from shooting
• Making the connection
• Landing gear collapses as plane slides off runway
• Storms bring beneficial rains to OC
• Moving Day
• BC/OF Calendar 1.26.12
• Hostage situation resolved without injury on Tuesday night
• Jefferson County, Texas Man Charged in Armed Car Jacking
• Stories and more
• Vidor ISD Offering Dropout Recovery
• Man arrested following hostage situation Tuesday night
• Vidor Police Beat (Jan. 8 - Jan. 14, 2012)
• “Under the Sea”
• LC-M Prose and Poetry students find success in Nederland
• Church to celebrate Lutcher Memorial Building anniversary
• Jet crash reported at OC Airport
• Homeless grant can assist qualifying WO-C CISD students
• Mufaro’s Beautiful Daughters
• Rose City could land Greyhound bus terminal
• City Hall in Rose City to close for move
• Man robbed, beaten on Sunday night
• Fitness Center for OC law enforcements
• Vidor Calendar 1.24.12
• LCJH student wins school level geographic bee contest
• Pinehurst Police Beat (Jan. 8 - Jan. 14, 2012)
• West Orange Police Beat (Jan. 8 - Jan. 14, 2012)
• Monster Nation offers earth-shaking excitement
• Credit union issues ‘challenge’ to area high schools
• New associate dentist
• El Bethel welcomes gospel artist Saturday night
• Campus placed on lockdown Thursday
• 18 arrested in Newton County roundup
• Bridge City Police Beat (Jan. 8 - Jan. 14, 2012)
• Area students participate in leadership conference
• All State Bobcat
• New Federal regulations requires new permit
• TxDOT I-10 public meeting offers insight on project
• Discussion of FM 299 financing will lead to more workshops
• BC/OF Calendar 1.19.12
• Cars burglarized at Home Depot
• Learning about community
• Fire destroys home Tuesday
• One injured in crash
• Former Harlem Wizard visits Vidor Elementary
• Graphic Design Winner
• Deadline for Citizen of Year nominations nears
• Golden Triangle All-State Dance recipients attend convention
• Vidor police chief to hold second town hall meeting
• Entergy Texas Energy Efficiency Program under way for 2012
• Vidor Calendar 1.17.12
• “Something’s Got to Change” topic at MLK brunch 
• BCPD seeking public's help
• Stark Museum of Art Hosts Discussion on the Novel People of the Book
• Character traits.....
• Sales tax figures off to good start for New Year
• Public invited to 'meet and greet' with Master Gardeners
• Pinehurst Police Beat (Jan. 1 - Jan. 7, 2012)
• LC-M graduate receives awards during bootcamp
• West Orange Police Beat (Jan. 1 - Jan. 7, 2012)
• First store begins selling alcohol in Vidor, more preparing
• TxDOT to hold ‘open house’ meeting, discuss I-10 project
• Orangefield graduate receives Air Force promotion
• Musicians gather to celebrate local R&B legend
• MLK celebration set for Monday, annual march canceled
• Police find 117 bags of synthetic marijuana at store
• Don’t stand on the wrong answer
• Is the end very near?
• Mexican national sentenced to over 20 years in prison
• Outdoors Video: Monster flounder eats
• Lake Charles woman sentenced for Texas Blueberry thefts
• Outpatient Diagnostic Center hires new associate medical director
• Dispose old electrical devices for free on Saturday
• Bridge City Police Beat (Jan. 1 - Jan. 7, 2012)
• Bridge City students named to the Texas All-State Band
• Bridge City Employee and Business of the Month 1-12
• Orangefield students excel at H-F UIL contest
• Beer sales begin in Vidor
• TxDOT to close lane on I-10, Womack Road on Saturday
• Bridge City and Orangefield students of the month 1-12
• Voice of Democracy
• Texas mom has ashes of daughter killed in 1970s
• Closures ahead for MLK Day on Monday
• Pine Forest seeking new police chief
• January is School Board Recognition Month
• Vidor band director is 1 of 15 UIL Sponsor Excellence Award Winners
• Ropin’ Books in Texas
• Commissioners approve to advertise for bids
• Rock group Saliva sets Beaumont date
• Vidor Community Calendar 1.10.12
• Much needed rain drenches region
• UPDATED: Vidor Junior High Students relocated after bomb threat made
• New road repairs scheduled in BC
• WO-S Elementary students advance to state robotics contest
• West Orange Police Beat (Dec. 25 - Dec. 31, 2011)
• 3,800 lose power in Vidor
• Renowned musical, actor return to Orange in 'Fiddler on the Roof'
• Health Inspector plans follow-up visit
• National publication takes notice of LSC-O’s growing enrollment
• BCISD to hold substitute teacher orientation
• Master Gardener training program offered
• OF graduate completes Air Force training
• Brady not satisfied with ‘anemic recovery’
• Hotel-Motel tax committee re-issues applications
• Tee-bowing an expression of faith
• Show me your love
• Area Calendar 1.7.11
• Church Calendar 1.7.12
• Man killed after firing shots at police
• I-10 road work set for Saturday morning
• Evadale man accosted in failed robbery attempt
• Benefit set for Saturday for John Cordova
• LC-M class visited by local hero
• Bridge City Police Beat Dec. 25 - Dec. 31, 2011
• Outdoors Video: Baby Cougars
• African-American church has grown as Orange has grown
• Pinehurst Police Beat Dec. 18 - Dec. 31, 2011
• UPDATED: At least 50 vehicles collide in foggy Texas pileup
• Some new wheels for the county
• Welcome Baby New Year
• Riverfront will soon be receiving a makeover
• Colorado man sentenced for tax violations in East Texas
• Fire damages structures at meat processing store
• 7 animals die in structure fire
• Sign up for February’s Community Trash-Off
• Texas A&M Singing Cadets to perform in Lake Charles
• Riverfront project approved by city
• Vidor Tax Office getting updates; office closed
• The Grapevine closing after 25 years
• A new you for a new year
• The timeline for the downtown riverfront development project
• County vehicle purchases on commissioners’ agenda
• Orange Council to host riverfront development meeting
• HUD/OHA play point-counterpoint in accusations
• Medieval Manuscripts
• Have a Happy New Year!
• Man arrested for possession of firearm by OPD
• Church Calendar 12.31.11
• Enjoy the warm weather before it turns
• Peace on Earth
• Year in Review
• Body lying in road hit by car
• Orange County concluded divorce proceedings 12.30.11
• Episcopalians taken active role in the development of Orange
• New Year's Eve events offer variety
• HUD and OHA worlds apart following Hurricane Ike
• Orange Sears store staying put
• In Tymz saves time for shoppers
• Man evacuates family from house fire
• Thousands of dollars waiting to be picked up
• Stark Museum and Shangri La Receive 2011 Excellence Award for EcoRangers Program
• Orange County travel expenses presented
• Housing authority disputed earlier HUD review
• Fifty pounds of copper not easy to get away with
• Self Portraits
• Future Educators
• Rest of the week cool and clear
• ‘Angel Tree’
• WO-S Middle School students earn All-Region honors
• Choir sings carols at area banks
• Ex-employee list his grievances with housing authority
• Company offering reward for missing patrol dog
• Area Calendar 12.24.11
• McNeese Fall 2011 Graduates
• Church Calendar 12.24.11
• May you have a happy Christmas
• What makes Christmas different?
• Person escapes from burning structure fire
• Orangefield ISD changes cell phone policy for administrators
• Church stands out in midst of other beautiful buildings
• Mannheim Steamroller adds second show
• United Way needs holiday help
• Ribbon cutting - Pinehurst Nursing and Rehabilitation
• This Week in Local Music History (Dec. 22 - Dec. 28)
• Bridge City/Orangefield Calendar 12.22.11
• Many closures ahead this week
• The Detail Shop named Business of the Month
• Police security an improvement at housing complex
• Jazz star to deliver Christmas gift in P.A.
• Burglary causes house to flood
• VISD Community Education Health Fair, 5K Run in the Works
• Making Christmas better....
• 25 years of membership
• Second Chance
• Santa for Seniors...
• Motivational speakers.....
• Strolling through wonderland....
• Heartbeats of Hope
• OPD get a second chance to bust the right man
• Vidor Community Calendar 12.20.11
• Three Dems toss their hats into the ring
• Judge Clark to retire from County Court at Law
• Swing bridge may be replaced rather than rebuilt
• OC Commissioners to host workshop on swing bridge
• Pinehurst Police Beat Nov. 20 - Dec. 3, 2011
• In The Holiday Spirit
• Invista, Lamar University partner to present market-based management workshop
• Fun In The Sun
• Faith UMC invites public to view live nativity scene
• New fire station squared, leveled and ready to be opened
• Bringing on holiday cheer...
• Santa: Not just for kids
• Sales tax figures remain mixed
• Area musicians join forces to aid family of deceased colleague
• Filing period extended for March Primaries
• Bald tires likely cause of 18-wheeler wreck
• West Orange Police Beat Nov. 27 - Dec. 6, 2011
• Officers pick up drugs, cash after serving warrant
• Families invited to drop-in art activities at Stark Museum
• LSC-O to confer more than 100 degrees at fall commencement
• Cross Examination
• Toys for Tots.....
• St. Mary’s was established early in the community, education and missions
• Bridge City Police Beat Nov. 27 - Dec. 3, 2011
• Helpfulness and caring attitude wins December Employee of the month
• King and Queen of Winter
• OC Commissioners discuss Vidor Loop
• Warm and wet this weekend
• Helping Others
• Bridge City and Orangefield Students of the Month for December
• Disaster Recovery 2.2 Grant moves forward
• Bridge City store inspected by health inspector
• Orange redistricting map passes without a hitch
• Christmas Open House
• New Central Fire station to be dedicated by Masons and city officials
• Traffic stop nets marijuana and Codeine bust
• Vidor resident, country music singer Spears dead at 73
• Chamber celebrates 2011 at annual awards banquet
• Spreading Christmas cheer
• Orange resident arrested following burglary
• Now accepting applications
• Book emphasizes shades of gray of police work
• Christmas Stroll for a Cause
• Port of Orange makes quick work of dredging
• A chance to build houses and new lives
• College Day at Vidor High School
• Vidor Police Beat (Nov. 27 - Dec. 3, 2011)
• Juvenile leads officer on high speed chase
• Plastic spoons shoplifting leads to man’s case filed with DA’s office
• Customer throws beer at store clerk and assaults him
• Revisiting Pearl Harbor as it unfolds through historical newspapers
• Five arrested during narcotics search warrant execution
• New redistricting map to be unveiled at Orange Council meeting
• Man arrested for aggravated robbery at CVS in Beaumont
• Man falls from tree to his death
• OISD Trustees meeting set for Monday
• Time change for Pinehurst meeting
• Christmas Orangefield style
• Toilet Paper Tea at the Southeast Texas Hospice
• Stark Museum exhibit open twice next week
• Two Marines graduate recruit training
• Area Calendar 12.9.11
• Vidor High School Football Team Week
• Housing Authority seeking funding to replace hurricane damaged residences
• Filings for March Primary slow with deadline approaching
• Orange County marriage licenses issued 12.9.11
• Orange County concluded divorce proceedings 12.9.11
• Autopsy confirm teen a victim of accidental shooting
• Church has a long history of being active in the community
• Grand Jury hands down indictments
• Classic Christmas Cruise continues Yuletide tradition
• City of Orange OKs applying for infrastructure improvements
• W.H. Stark House celebrates with Holiday Open House
• Public invited to NOBC Nativity event
• OISD board members reorganized
• NRG Energy presents check to Newton County
• ATSSB All Region Band
• PFC Ellender; home for the holidays
• Vidor man dies in fire late Tuesday
• UnitedSabine and Workforce Solutions Southeast Texas Honored at Texas Workforce Conference
• WO Council discusses garage sale status in city
• Alert neighbor hinders theft
• Touring the new City Hall
• Orangefield derrick to be light up again
• Hero says just doing her job
• Vidor resident graduates from Marine Corps Recruit Training
• OC Commissioner give green light for Ike funding
• WO Christmas Tree Lighting
• Two children and grandfather hit by car at bus stop
• Orange Housing Authority to host public hearing on Ike funds
• Commissioners to consider citizen’s plan for Ike funding
• LSC-O’s Spears honored with Julie and Ben Rogers Community Service Award
• A chance to teach art to the public
• City of Orange’s turn to approve Ike funding
• A colder, wetter weekend ahead
• Toy Feast
• Candidates begin filing for March Primary Elections
• Orange County marriage licenses issued 12.2.11
• Orange County concluded divorce proceedings 12.2.11
• Community support makes 2011 Toy Coffee big success
• VIDEO: Jaycees' Parade brings Christmas spirit to Orange
• Ritter files for re-election
• Boil water notice lifted for Vidor area
• Checking it out....
• Stark Foundation venues places to be in Decemeber
• Senior Citizen Supper offers fun start to holidays
• Baptists met in various locations before settling
• This year's top 10 video games (with holiday savings!)
• Artist opens his doors to public
• BC Christmas Parade offers holiday fun for whole family
• Mauriceville Tree Lighting
• This Week in Local Music History (Dec. 1 - Dec. 7)
• Live music kicks off December
• Feast lets everyone be Santa Claus
• City should benefit from Ike Round 2.1 and 2.2
• Boil water notice issued for North Vidor
• Pinehurst Police Beat Nov. 13 - Nov. 19, 2011
• Falling tree kills Orangefield man
• Vidor Police Beat Nov. 13 - Nov. 19, 2011
• Bear Bowl ready to warm hearts, entertain crowd
• Building bridges leads to learning of a different kind
• You’re A Grand Old Flag....
• Filing begins for March 2012 Primary Elections
• Sewing it up.....
• More toys needed for Vidor Blue Santa
• Jaycees Christmas Parade will take place Friday as scheduled
• Commissioners OK Ike funding, round 2
• City of Orange to host Ike funding round 2.2 public hearing
• Former employee suing housing authority and OPD
• Man identified in weekend collision with train
• Traffic stop leads to cocaine bust
• City starting over with new redistricting draft map
• Hooks selected as Grand Marshall of Christmas parade
• A cold, wet Saturday and a crisp clear Sunday
• Does God answer every prayer?
• Firefighter injured in highway truck fire
• Car crashing into train sends one to the hospital
• LU Civic Orchestra offers free performance
• JP and staff looking forward to new office move
• Wrestling returns to Montagne Center Saturday
• Thanksgiving in style...
• Bridge City/Orangefield Calendar 11.24.11
• Toy Coffee is O.C. holiday tradition
• Child struck by vehicle on MacArthur Drive
• Pirate Pride
• All American Enthusiasm
• Don’t forget small businesses in the community this season
• Holiday Closures for Thanksgiving
• Winning entry....
• City starting over with new redistricting draft map
• A Walk in the Rain
• An untraditional Thanksgiving
• Ford Arena welcomes Cirque du Soleil this week
• Charities receive funding through Entergy
• OC Commissioners apply for 2nd round of Ike funding
• 50 Days of school celebration
• Fuel prices drop just in time for holiday
• FFA Ag. Leadership Events Team
• Vidor Calendar 11.22.11
• Severe weather may precede cold front
• Vidor election results canvassed and approved
• Stark Foundation helping fund “Gift of Life” Program
• Philpott Motors makes donation to WO-C CISD
• Student of the month November 2011
• Redistricting approval on Orange Council’s agenda
• Vidor election canvassing up for approval
• County auditor looks back on career
• St. Mary’s learns about leadership
• Pedestrian struck, killed by car on Simmons Drive
• Man from Bon Wier killed in wreck Friday
• My Cousin Lino
• Triangle Trade Days to open in time for holidays
• Sales tax payments remain mixed bag for OC
• Curtis speaks at TBTEA Conference, recognized for career
• Vidor father files lawsuit following daughter’s death
• WO-S students advance in All-Region Choir
• Orange County marriage licenses issued 11.18.11
• Investigation reveals accidental shooting in OF teen’s death
• Fire consumes McLewis home Thursday afternoon
• Orange County concluded divorce proceedings 11.18.11
• Ribbon cutting - Sweet Shoppe
• Indictments, Wednesday, Nov. 16, 2011
• Oscar the Grouch is all smiles....
• Searching for treasures....
• Restaurant receives visit from health inspector
• Holiday exhibit opening at Stark Museum
• A Home of history and happiness
• OCLSA receives $32K for facility upgrades
• Fair Housing in Pinehurst
• Bridge City/Orangefield Calendar 11.17.11
• Modest home served a big purpose in old Orange
• Making Veteran's Day special
• Breakfast Connection happening on Thursday
• Lamar University’s Early Childhood Development Center to close
• Foul play, suicide ruled out in Vidor player's death
• Studying amoebas....
• THE WINNERS ARE IN
• Sharing the success...
• Vidor Blue Santa deadline is Nov. 21
• Severe weather headed this way
• Welcome home Staff Sgt. Justin Steele
• TCEQ restricts junior water rights
• The other side of Stark
• A chance to volunteer for Mother Nature
• Worthy of being honored
• Rain likely to fall today
• Chili dinner fundraiser
• Fall festival....
• Community mourns loss of teens killed in wreck
• LIT registering students
• Drug Free Deep in the Heart of Texas
• Vidor Calendar 11.15.11
• Ministerial Alliance to hold Thanksgiving service
• Holiday Marketplace set for Nov. 19
• Commissioner Court seeking to expand recycling program
• Pinehurst to hold two public hearings
• A winning smile brings new confidence
• WO-S High School starts at new time, report card pick-up announced
• Vidor teens killed in wreck
• Enjoy The Birds of John Gould, special hours at Stark Museum
• Family, friends, colleagues honor late Mayor with park opening
• Altar Society prepares for annual Gift Shop event
• Sabine-Neches Waterway could get a little deeper
• WOCCISD leader earns selection to Superintendent Academy
• WO-S Middle School students earn All-Region honors
• Stark Stories
• LC-M inducts Honor Society officers
• Ribbon cutting - Baptist Orange Hospital
• Area Calendar 11.11.11
• Rotary Club honors our veterans
• Should be a nice, warm weekend
• Election helpers
• Orange County marriage licenses issued 11-11-11
• Community Christian School honored their veterans
• MLK Overpass completed
• Man sentenced for beating his grandmother with a hammer
• OHS honors vets
• OPD investigating report of sexual assault at school
• Working during WWII
• Great man helped in The Great Raid
• BC Chamber of Commerce announces Students of the Month for Bridge City and Orangefield
• Bridge City announces November Business of the Month
• Bridge City announces November Employee of the Month
• Extravaganza to benefit CCS
• 2011 Art Winners
• Orange County concluded divorce proceedings 11-10-11
• Cheers!
• Why Not Me? Why Can’t I Have a Family?
• Council approves redistricting map preference
• Aarrgghh! There be pumpkins and candy!
• Lowest voter turnout yet on Monday
• Vidor Police Beat Oct. 16 - Oct. 22, 2011
• Pinehurst Police Beat Nov. 1
• Teens arrested in Halloween burglary attempt
• National Bank Transfer Day set for November 5
• Celebrate recycling day at Shangri La on Nov. 15
• Planting pumpkins....
• Breakfast for Breast cancer survivors
• Family learning to live with unexpected guests
• Cereal Box Report
• Four generations of witches found in Orange
• Orange Savings Bank to open new branch Monday
• Woman shows faith and integrity while reaching for dream
• Woods' celebrate 40 years in ministry
• Scarecrow Festival provides family fun for fall
• Halloween activities abound this weekend
• 2011 United Way of Orange County Fundraising Campaign 10.29.11
• God blesses a gentle humility
• It’s hard to think like a humanist and be a Christian
• Early voting reaches halfway mark
• Deshotel honored at SETX Dem meeting
• Church Calendar Oct. 29, 2011
• Hardin County man sentenced for child porn violations
• Bloody ax handle found near injured man lying in ditch
• Pumpkin Party
• Orange County concluded divorce proceedings 10.28.11
• Outdoors Video: Huge Flounder
• Stark House to host free show at theater
• OC pioneer helped Republic of Texas get its start
• Big Scare....
• Organization holds rally for missing people
• Early voting total slow after third day
• BCISD Events
• City of Pinehurst and Pinehurst Police reach agreement
• Red Ribbon Week activities at OHS
• Surprising study of PA levee
• Career Day at OHS
• Bridge City/Orangefield Calendar 10.27.11
• A new contract for the police association
• Cardinal Band earns UIL Superior Award
• Early voting - Oct. 24
• Goodwill: more than a resale shop
• Vidor Calendar 10.25.11
• Tables of Hope
• Looking back....
• City of Orange and police to finalize contract
• Helping Texas wildfire victims
• Meeting Author David Sargent
• OC Commissioners past tax-related issues
• Bull's and Barrel's Rodeo
• Star gazing coming to Shangri La
• Red Ribbon week at Little Cypress Intermediate
• Irish immigrant laid foundation for Orange shipyard
• Friday Night Lights
• OC Commissioners to consider taxing issues
• Pink poodles for the cure....
• A future survivor
• Early voting begins Monday
• Halloween Chess Tournament
• WO-S High School t-shirt day promotes college plans
• 7 hurt in attacks
• Toy drive for Bastrop children extended
• Student of the Month for October
• Reaching the goal....
• Truth invites questions
• Church Calendar Oct. 22, 2011
• From tragedy to greatest triumph
• Leader sports editor honored
• Housing Authority hires new executive director
• Federal Credit Union Day
• Man accused of 1st degree murder found guilty and sentenced
• LC-M Homecoming
• Orange County marriage licenses issued 10.22.11
• Man pleads guilty
• Stark Museum of Art hosts 3-D Family Day
• Orange County concluded divorce proceedings October 1 to October 14, 2011
• Indictments Oct. 21, 2011
• Stark Museum of Art Docent, Earl Parker, awarded Daniels Fellowship
• PINK Is The New Blue!
• The W.H. Stark House and Orange Peel Out Car Club Host Open Car Show
• Ribbon cutting Tuffy’s Take-N-Bake
• Orange Housing Authority Executive Director terminated
• Pulitzer prize winner talks presidential politics at Lutcher
• Drought not as severe in East Texas as in other parts
• Random acts of kindness
• Dry weather and high winds spread brush fire
• Highway Patrol Troopers to ride school buses
• ‘Nunset Boulevard’ is sinfully hilarious
• Traffic violation leads to drug bust
• Two men report stabbing to OPD
• Foul play ruled out in death of Vidor teen
• Orange resident arrested on burglary charges
• Trouble for Housing Authority of Orange
• Orange County man runs 100 miles non-stop
• Businessman receives award for motivating others
• ACE Homecoming Corsage class
• Hebrew Cemetery
• Sabine Federal Credit Union sponsors Classroom Makeover Contest
• Vidor Calendar 10.18.11
• Low humidity and high winds bring back burn ban
• Laissez les bon temps roulet
• Ribbon cutting - Jimmy Smith Insurance
• Still In Shock
• Burn ban back on for county
• Commission working on historic district map
• Bulls and Barrels Rodeo
• Dinosaur Day coming to the Texas Energy Museum
• ‘Morning Buzz’ will build Male Initiative at North Early Learning Center
• OC Commissioners to look at election employment
• Orange quilter on display
• Outdoors Video: River otters on the Sabine
• UPDATE: Vidor football player killed
• Art contest winners
• Lane closure on Rainbow Bridge Monday
• ‘Nunsense’ makes plenty of sense for OCP
• Area Marines graduate boot camp
• Health inspectors grant local schools with perfect scores
• City hopes septic facility a revenue generator
• Lea Moore Fundraiser
• Cancer Awareness
• Orange has a Hebrew Cemetery
• Orange resident begins ministry work in Lake Jackson
• Taxi in Orange
• 100+ earn perfect attendance
• OC sales tax payments remain mixed
• Public invited to 10th annual CME Region program
• All-Region Choir honors
• Church Calendar Oct. 15, 2011
• Jesus called us friends (John 15:15)
• Boredom can be a killer
• Area Calendar 10-15-11
• Vidor Homecoming Queen
• Houseman’s turn to be roasted
• Orange resident graduates from Air Force basic training
• Storybook Parade
• Let's go for a spin...
• 20 Orange County marriage licenses issued 10.15.11
• Springtime in October?
• Scarecrow Festival begins Tuesday at Shangri La
• UPDATE: ESD 1 personnel battle multiple blazes Thursday
• Marsh fire cause of large smoke cloud
• Festival offers taste of Cajun culture
• Orangefield native selected as delegate for 100th anniversary Girl Scout Convention
• Orange Council hosts second public hearing on redistricting
• OHS students donate to LifeShare
• October Breast Cancer Awareness Month in Bridge City
• Korean students honored at Pinehurst Council meeting
• Police union reach agreement with city of Orange
• Arnold asks for police job back
• Bridge City’s October employee of the month
• Woman killed walking along I-10, body identified
• ‘Owls and Howls’ coming to Shangri La
• Road rage leads to stabbing
• Inmate dies while at Orange County Jail
• Outdoors Video: Slimed by a catfish!
• Countywide burn ban lifted for one week
• Teen’s blood alcohol level above legal limit in triple fatality
• Freedom Week
• Vidor ISD’s AIM Center
• Cap Off For Cancer
• WO looking at garage sale businesses
• Houseman to be honored at Celebrity Roast
• Drainage District making plans for new office building
• Grand Champion
• Vidor Calendar 10.10.11
• Vidor Homecoming Parade set for Friday
• Pinehurst to evaluate city secretary
• Orange Council to conduct redistricting public hearing
• Ford Park SRO Concert Series
• Area Calendar 10-10-11
• I-10 lane closure set for Tuesday
• Friend Fest set for Oct. 9
• Orangefield Junior High Honor Roll 1st Six Weeks
• Taking Shape 10.8.11
• New LANXESS manager comes a long way to get to Texas
• Texas drought tough on everyone and everything
• Annual livestock show continues growth, returns this week
• Fuel tank uncovered at Senior Center construction site
• BCHS Homecoming Queen
• Local resident graduates basic training
• Voter registration deadline is Tuesday
• UPDATE: Picking Up The Pieces
• UPDATE: 8 units affected by BC fire
• WO-S Homecoming Queen
• Do you suppose you are a Christian?
• Legitimate tattoo shops concerned with safety
• Church Calendar Oct. 8, 2011
• Fire at Bridge City Apartments
• Damaged by religion
• Volunteer Recognition Award Dinner
• Orange County concluded divorce proceedings 10.8.11
• OFD battle house fire on Bridal Wreath
• OFD responds to fire at Temple-Inland
• Autism awareness fundraiser being held Saturday in Beaumont
• Orange County marriage licenses issued 10.8.11
• Indictments Oct. 8, 2011
• Video can be used as economic development tool
• UPDATE: OFD responds to fire at Temple Inland
• Owls and Howls Coming to Shangri La during October
• Thomas named OJH Teacher of the Month
• The fun begins....
• Investigating an oil spill
• United Way campaign at 40 percent of goal
• Fire reported at Temple Inland
• I-10 Corridor Project not a dead end road
• Hayes begins first headlining tour in Beaumont
• Hollywood Community Cemetery adopts new policy on graveside items
• BC parking pass still available
• CHAMPS receives $20K grant
• OC Health Inspector leaves smiles at local establishments
• BC Strutters to hold dance workshop
• In memory of the fallen....
• River authority helping communities to develop economically
• Recycling program
• New senator getting a head start in learning OC ropes
• Pack of cigarettes leads to fight
• Bretten Low Band wins contest, will perform at Star Music Festival
• APNewsBreak: Groups sue to block oil pipeline
• Lights out on Chemical Row Tuesday morning
• Once a cheerleader, always a cheerleader
• Woman arrested for stealing car
• WWE Smackdown to highlight Silsbee native
• Outdoors Video: Hogzilla tracks? Monster Feral Hog?
• Ladies Altar Society to hold fourth annual dinner theater
• BC Heritage Festival finds success in debut
• LSC-O Distinguished Lecture Series welcomes Eugene H. Robinson
• Jaycees Christmas Parade goes ‘retro’
• Vidor police chief to hold community meeting
• Ag. Mech. Welding Team
• FFA Officer Team
• Vidor Calendar
• Pre-Kindergarten Chefs
• Railroad crossing closed today for repairs
• LU to offer online course informational meeting
• Burn ban back in effect
• Republican Party Victory Stampede
• City and Orange firefighters agree on contract
• Toy drive for children of Bastrop wildfire ends Thursday
• Veterans Service Officer doesn’t want vets to miss out
• Entergy eyeing joining electrical pooling system
• Carnival time in Orange
• The tale of the taxes
• WO-S High School invites community to homecoming events, ‘Tailgate
• Hat collection a great success
• September Student of the Month
• Road work to begin in October on FM 105
• OFD tough enough to wear pink
• Church Calendar
• Ribbon cutting
• Junior Master Gardeners
• Hinson to preach first sermon Sunday
• WOC awarded $53,000 dividend
• Increased enrollment adds new jobs at local school districts
• Flexibility pays huge dividends
• More easily caught than taught
• Orangefield Homecoming
• Talent contest to be held Saturday for Star Music Festival
• Man injured when bus collides with moped
• Orange County marriage licenses issued
• VIDEO: Woman taken to hospital following wreck
• Indictments
• Orange County concluded divorce proceedings
• Port Arthur man sentenced for armed robbery spree
• Calendar of Events - Sept. 29, 2011
• Sign up now for Scarecrow Festival
• Just hanging around
• LaDonna Club of Orange
• Plant a Seed to Read
• LSC-O offers bridal fashions for brides-to-be Sunday
• Kappa Phi lecture to focus on Russian avant garde
• Breast Cancer Awareness
• Students of the Week
• French Wine Experience set
• OC Health Inspector reviews Orange Seafood and Steakhouse
• Representatives give legislative update
• Light at the end of the tunnel?
• Familiar face tosses hat into the ring
• Former Orange resident guilty of child rape
• City re-instates indefinite suspension of firefighter
• Texas Rice Festival holds welding contest at LIT
• ‘DuGood by Giving’ to benefit area charities
• Group Study Exchange to Brazil
• Burn ban held off one more week
• New WOVFD assistant fire chief named
• Gifted and Talented 2011
• Ribbon cutting.....
• Educator touched many lives in fledgling community
• Jobless rate climbs higher in OC
• VIDEO: ‘Showdown’ provides super fun
• Pipeline hearing shows differing of opinions
• ‘A Hard Day’s Night’ in Orange
• Alleged burglar hit and killed by train
• Vidor adopts $200K budget deficit
• Knocking them down...
• Relive the Battle Sabine Pass through new exhibits
• Outdoors Video: Bass and barometric pressure
• Coming together for a common cause
• West Orange-Cove CISD announces parent training for Family Access
• Tables of Hope set for Oct. 1
• Commissioners to review temporary and part-time employees
• I-10 lane closures in Beaumont this Sunday
• VIDEO: Showdown on the Sabine 2011
• Three injured following multiple vehicle collision
• City to consider amending personnel policy
• Council looks at latest redistricting map at meeting
• Local resident receives degree at Texas State
• Sabine-Neches Chiefs’ Association receives awards
• Church Calendar
• Livestrong 5K for Cancer Race
• Kicked High at the World
• Pastor’s Aide Society to celebrate second annual event
• Area Calendar
• Our primary purpose
• The mystery ritual of dishwashing
• VISD fire deemed ‘suspicious’
• Orange County marriage licenses issued
• OISD school bus involved in wreck
• Orange County concluded divorce proceedings
• Gas Wars
• LCM Varsity Cheerleaders win awards
• BC drill team members and support teams to be honored
• BC Library now offering free downloads
• LCM offers training for Teacher Aide applicants
• Read, Set, Teach......
• Showdown on the Sabine arrives this weekend
• CRITTER CAM VIDEO: From raccoons to kitten
• WO-C CISD awarded $53,000 dividend
• Council approves tax rate, increases water and sewer rates
• Police negotiations end with no new contract for FY
• Bridge City Chamber of Commerce announces employee of the month
• Seizure of personal property for delinquent taxes
• Health inspector give daycares a perfect score
• This MD rides the wind
• VISD Schoolhouse Museum burns to the ground
• Community says goodbye to lost students
• Church to hold seminar on synthetic substances
• Balloon release to raise suicide prevention awareness
• Bridge City and Orangefield student of the month announced
• Order Mazzio's online
• September showers bring mosquitos
• Azalea Garden Club learns how to develop beehives
• Honoring our heroes....
• Think, Talk, React.....
• All Star High School Band selected
• LIT, dental hygienists group host children’s sealant clinic
• Lamar Institute of Technology named military friendly school
• Marker dedicated to black education
• Building a rocket....
• County Commish switches to GOP
• Vidor Calendar
• Lamar University confers 1,172 degrees at summer 2011 commencement
• Community, school mourn loss of teens killed in car wreck
• Community service today for Orangefield teens killed in car wreck
• Outdoors Video: Alligator Feeding Frenzy!
• 3 OHS students killed in early morning wreck
• OISD issues statement on loss of students in fatal wreck
• OC Commissioner Court to consider property tax increase
• P.E.O. Sisterhood awards scholarship to local student
• Showdown on the Sabine is bigger, better in 2011
• Man dead after crash on birthday
• Sales tax revenue up in Vidor, West Orange
• Five elected Democrats turn to the GOP
• Ivy League Garden Club holds first meeting, Claybar speaks
• Breathing new life into an old plant
• City Hall placed on lock-down Friday
• Farmers Market turnout steady for vendors, customers despite drought conditions
• Area Calendar
• Health insurance increases issue in police/city negotiations
• Church Calendar
• Take God out of the dock!
• Greatest proof that Christianity is valid
• Store robber caught later in the day by OPD
• Wrong Turn....
• Orange County marriage licenses issued
• LC-M offers training for ‘Family Access’
• Orange County concluded divorce proceedings
• Benefit for Sheila Person this Saturday
• Shangri La to hold Orchid Festival in October
• I-10 lane closure Thursday night
• Calendar of Events - Sept. 15, 2011
• Late night fire damages Navy Park home
• It’s Hats Off for Cancer
• Hat Day
• Supplying the classes....
• Vendors wanted for local fall event
• Pinehurst near passing tax rate for FY 2011-2012
• Orange Council one step away from formalizing tax rate and budget
• Smiles on Wheels to roll into Bridge City
• 2 promoted to new position in Sheriff’s Office
• “Gift of Life” to Host an Incredible Day of Events
• Orange Council takes a look at electronic voting machines
• Firefighter negotiations at a fork in the road
• LSC-O breaks enrollment record
• AUDIO: Thursday, Sept. 15, 2011 Headlines
• Interstate 10 lane closure in O.C. tonight
• Convicted killer accused of 1985 Beaumont slayings
• Orange Jaycees holding ragball fundraiser for Thanksgiving event
• Local church hosts discipleship conference
• Council approves update on City website
• One shoplifting call becomes two for public intoxication
• VIDEO: Return of the Raccoons
• Stark Museum of Art, Stark House to participate in Smithsonian Museum Day
• BC continues road to recovery 3 years post Ike
• VISD announces homecoming theme
• Attendance figures increase at 4 area schools
• West Orange adopts budget and tax rate
• Vidor Calendar
• Residents get another week in lifting of burn ban
• Pumpkins for Math & Science.....
• Region V Secondary Teacher of the Year
• Outdoors Video: Don't feed the bears! (Yes, there are bears in Orange Co.)
• BLOG: Editor dishes out late-night thoughts
• Vidor to establish 2 quiet zones for trains
• Orange began as a lumber town
• A Day to Remember in Port Arthur
• D’ville grad home from second stint overseas
• Honoring the victims, survivors and heroes of 9/11....
• Protecting the area’s waterway, industry has changed since Sept. 11
• Firefighters reflect on 9/11 and 10 years after
• 9/11 left lasting memories for many Americans
• Poetry reading event at McNeese State University
• Orange Lions Club installs new officers
• Shangri La celebrates ‘Take a Child Outside Week’
• Starlight Church of God in Christ to hold Women’s Summit
• Service League offering grants through Community Needs project
• Celebrating Grandparents Day
• HE IS..........
• GOD IS THE BEST PROBLEM SOLVER 
• It’s that time of year...
• In search of.....
• live stream of BC halftime show soon
• Orange County marriage licenses issued
• Area Calendar of Events
• Ford Park introduces SRO with free ‘after-party’
• Grand Jury indictments
• Orange County concluded divorce proceedings
• Cowboy Church to host concert and auction
• BC Strutters named ‘All American Team of the Week’
• What’s Happening at OHS
• Local organization accepting items for wildfire victims this Saturday
• Ford Park announces next show in SRO Concert Series
• Southeast Texas Catholics build a cross to remember 9/11 victims
• Follow us on Twitter, watch BC halftime show on Friday
• Pecan Festival touts something for everyone
• Mock trial at Orangefield Elementary
• Thrift and Gift Shop celebrates 38 years
• Derby Duck winners announced
• City finds police negotiation productive
• FBC Orangefield to hold revival
• Bridge City / Orangefield Calendar Items
• Outdoor Video: Baby cougars!
• Warrants issued for club shooting
• LC-M student sentenced for indecency with a child
• Victim’s father speaks out on sentencing
• Area band releasing new CD, moving to L.A.
• Burn ban lifted
• Vidor restaurant inspected for compliance
• Public hearing for proposed tax rate
• Back to school event offers fellowship, fun for all
• Sabine proved vital for the Confederacy
• Commercial real estate moving at slow pace
• Red Hot Flashers
• Natural Couponing
• Women’s support group formed in Newton
• Vidor ISD ACE group
• Ritter gets a head start in meeting constituents
• House fire in Navy Park Addition
• Second public hearing set for Vidor tax rate
• Two men shot at the Old School Lounge
• Deweyville High School Marching Band
• OC Laborers reflect on Labor Day
• Ribbon cutting....
• Orange firefighters reject tentative contract proposal
• Wednesday Night Live returns to First UMC
• Community picnic event is Labor Day tradition
• OC Republican Party to hold ministerial breakfast
• Collective bargaining begins again with new negotiator
• Church Calendar
• DOES “FICKLE” DESCRIBE YOUR JOY?
• The church's most powerful weapon
• Collective bargaining in Pinehurst at a standstill
• Authorities investigating cause of fire
• Orange County marriage licenses issued
• Calendar of Events
• Orange County concluded divorce proceedings
• OISD balances budget for new school year
• Leader offers new social media experience
• Local church to offer simulcast event
• Nero indicted for capital murder, possession of child porn
• Person shot, arrested in burglary attempt
• System could bring rain, flooding
• ‘Beat the Heat’ lecture series continues in September
• Outdoors Video: Jaguars in Texas!
• Closures set ahead of Labor Day weekend
• BC Middle School names mascot winner
• Outdoors Video of the Week: Why west winds are bad!
• BC Heritage Festival to be held this fall
• Central Fire Station
• System could bring tropical conditions
• Back in school...
• Local restaurants inspected for compliance
• Curious Kids....
• Leader changes start Thursday
• Woman sneaks out of house to escaped abusive husband
• LCMCISD librarians win grant money
• Shangri La announces Saturday series schedule
• WO-S Community Tailgate event rescheduled
• VISD adopts balanced budget
• OCEDC personnel receive pay raises
• BLOG: Leader editor excited about changes
• VIDEO: I10 traffic slowed by Tuesday morning wreck
• OPINION: Schools must be careful
• UPDATE: Sonogram law struck down; new laws start Thursday
• VIDEO: Critter Cam hits the road
• Community-wide garage sale to benefit BC chamber
• Membership key to Ladies Auxiliary, VFW success
• Commissioners Court to have final say-so on hiring
• Freshwater Mussels
• DPS wants everyone to have a safe Labor Day weekend
• Copper stolen from already devastated house
• 2 arrested for forgery Monday
• Man dies after being struck by car
• Pinehurst Police Beat
• “Gift of Life” and Baptist Hospitals collaborate for the Power of Pink
• Southwest Regional Champions of Junior League Softball
• Both sides close to agreement in Pinehurst Police contract
• Orange County concluded divorce proceedings
• Orange County marriage licenses issued
• Commish Court to consider employee hiring freeze
• School attendance surges at end of first week
• Harmons noted as first to settle in Orange
• OC housing market on steady level
• Stolen copper becoming a little too common
• I-10 lane closures tonight in OC
• The best kind of encouragement
• Church Calendar
• There is power in commitment
• West Orange Police Beat
• City and firefighters reach tentative agreement on contract
• Man assaulted with an ax handle
• Orange Council conducts first tax rate public hearing
• LIVE STREAM: Leader to air OF halftime show
• Musicians join together for benefit in Port Acres
• We want your pictures!
• South Newton Water Supply lifts boil water notice
• SLIDESHOW: Editor gives his favorite bands
• Street repair project in BC moving along
• Lutcher Theater tickets on sale Monday
• New items up on site
• Pinehurst sets proposed budget
• Organization has helped many in first 25 years
• Health fair to offer information, free services to community
• VIDEO: Critter Cam catches quite the slithering surprise
• First day numbers big in BC, LC-M
• Safety main topic for local businesses
• Back to School for Orange - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Bridge City Police Beat
• 3 arrested in meth bust
• Former Vidor resident gets shaken up in D.C.
• Boil water notice issued for Deweyville-area
• Committee, Manager complete interviews for police chief
• Construction projects on track
• Tropical Orange
• Acadian training medics in new approach to CPR
• Woman claims man stabbed her feet with pencil
• OC Commissioners adopt proposed tax rate for FY 2011-2012
• WO Council adopts budget
• WO-S High School will hold 2nd Annual Community Tailgate Party
• WO-S High School journalism earn awards
• OC Sheriff’s Office announces promotions
• Orangefield Cormier Museum
• Texas jobless rate at highest level since 1987
• Another big change in TV may be in the not so distant future
• Orange Council to hold budget public hearing
• WO Council to discuss street repair
• Pinehurst Council to consider FY2011-2012 budget and tax rate
• It’s a Ducky Derby!
• OC Commissioners may approve proposed tax rate
• Pinehurst Police Beat
• WO-S Middle School cheerleaders earn awards
• LIT extends registration for Fall 2011 semester
• Heading Up LANXESS
• Man always been a hero to his family
• VIDEO: Bridge City Elementary is open and ready
• VIDEO: Mr. Big jams in Houston
• Generation Celebration
• Senior driving an individual issue
• Marker commemorates Orange’s earliest settlers
• Vidor Police Beat
• Area Calendar
• OC gas prices below state, national average
• Review: OCP’s ‘The Boys Next Door’
• SMASHING Sounds and Spirits
• WWE Smackdown returns to Ford Park
• Church Calendar
• The Devil: Only a symbol of evil?
• Calluses and dirt stains
• Vidor ISD music camp
• West Orange Police Beat
• Police looking for group who fired shots in the city
• Orange County marriage licenses issued
• Orange County concluded divorce proceedings
• Bridge City Elementary is now open...
• County still looking to balance budget
• Talkin' sharks and gar at Shangri La
• BC softball team headed to semifinals
• Teenager dies after wreck on Sawmill
• Senator files to represent district which will cover OC
• SPORTS PUB INTERESTED IN ORANGE
• Electronic devices to be welcomed at LC-M CISD
• AUDIO: Reporter breaks down child poverty
• Ribbon cutting....
• VIDEO: Director’s debut with OCP full of challenges
• Old public housing complex to come down; new units being built elsewhere
• Orange Police beat
• 118 companies in Orange County receive dividends
• Burglary maybe inside job
• UPDATE: Shooting victim out of hospital
• Fort Worth man pleads guilty to federal child pornography charge
• Another candidate withdraws name from BPD chief search
• OC policyholders to receive dividends
• Man shot in torso
• Eight graduate with honors at LU
• Petition drives for legal alcohol sale verified, election to be called
• Public meeting for marsh restoration project tonight
• Back to work...
• BCISD traffic routes.....
• Pinehurst Police Beat
• Resident assaults man entering his apartment
• Orange TIC preparing to be ‘swamped’ for safety
• Burn ban held off for another week
• Officials investigating suspicious law office fire
• Nutty Jerry’s welcomes rock legend
• Building a foundation....
• OC behind pace of state in sales tax revenue
• Deweyville ISD schedules ‘meet the teacher’ Thursday
• Orange County Sheriff’s Office beat
• Annual sales tax holiday is back
• Early multicultural history
• OISD superintendent receives contract extension
• Return of burn ban on the agenda
• Bridge City Police Beat
• Don’t worry, seniors are happy; Companionship is important!
• Ruling on former OPD Captain still hot debate
• Fundraiser looking for a cancer cure for kids
• Ready for school....
• Vidor resident indicted for indecency with a child
• Vidor Lady Pirates
• St. Paul CME youth attend conference
• Cowling named Melvin Jones Fellow
• Area Calendar
• Constable says high fuel costs affecting his job
• Community steps up to the plate and ‘Fill the Bus’
• Hodgkinson promoted to Chief Deputy
• Orange Jazz Co. lineup unveiled
• Vidor council proposes no change to 2010 tax rate
• Phone tip leads to 2 arrests
• 2 fires keep ESD 1 personnel busy overnight
• MLK overpass at I-10 to close Friday
• Tax rate puts 2 councilmembers against 5 others
• Houston man sentenced in drug trafficking case
• Helping out....
• A retirement party....
• Vidor council to set tax rate, hold budget workshop
• The start of a new school year....
• Woman assaulted at a party
• Starting over
• Kansas lawyer sentenced in Ponzi scheme
• Pinehurst Council meets with Acadian over response times
• Orange Police beat
• New administrators at OISD
• Smart surfing online: How to maintain your privacy
• Author Daniel Patterson to speak at Stark Museum’s ‘Lunch and Look’
• 2011 effective and rollback tax rates submitted to OC Commissioner’s Court
• Port dredging channel to increase business opportunities
• Residents concerned about WO house condition
• If at first you don’t succeed....
• Man and woman arrested for possession drugs
• Enjoying local youth programs...
• Nederland man sentenced for child pornography
• 2011 Rodeo is big success
• OC Commissioners to consider tax rates
• LCM schools announce Meet the Teacher and Orientation days
• Chief of emergency management will speak at 2011 Salute event
• Orange County concluded divorce proceedings
• Orange County marriage licenses issued
• Significant changes at Community Church
• Entergy has enough power to keep lights on
• Not much change
• Study shows broken heart syndrome can kill
• OISD’s preliminary budget down from last year
• Area Calendar
• Orangefield Junior Varsity Squad for 2011 – 2012
• Orangefield Varsity Squad for 2011 – 2012
• No results in search for missing teen in Jefferson County
• Officers arrest woman; find pot in purse at jail
• Affidavit details Vercher’s confession
• Entergy focused on meeting surging demands
• VIDEO: Outdoors editor shares underwater video
• Texas Rat Snakes make great roommates
• VIDEO: Who doesn't love a raccoon video?
• Dow falls 512 in steepest decline since '08 crisis
• CHARGED WITH MURDER
• Rodeo gets another shot
• Senator welcomed by area officials
• Rezoning issue sparks debate
• Family member comes to rescue
• Woman dies after wreck in
• 1,189 LU slated for summer graduation
• New location for U.S.S. Orleck in the hands of Lake Charles voters
• Vidor warrant round-up
• Orange Police beat
• Authorities still investigating LC murder
• Store fined for sale of bath salts
• Meet Senator Nichols
• St. Mary’s Student Council all set and ready to go
• It was a hot dog of a day
• Bridge City Police Beat
• OC Commissioners show first signs of new budget
• Deployed soldier....
• Juvenile assaults police officer
• Bids for downtown development project are over budget
• 2011 CASA Volunteer Appreciation Banquet
• Study agrees economic lifeline of Triangle needs upgrade
• Healthcare facilities get new owner
• Murder victim in field identified
• Meet Orange’s new senator
• Orange Leader changes delivery service, print schedule
• UPDATE: Nederland woman identified as murder victim
• Picture this
• OC Commissioners beginning the annual budget process at meeting
• OCARC presents annual award
• Pinehurst Police Beat
• BREAKING NEWS: Deputies working murder scene
• IT'S A DEAL!
• Beat the heat lecture series begins in August at Shangri La
• Road closure in Orange
• Orange County concluded divorce proceedings
• Orange County marriage licenses issued
• This businessman is an overcomer
• Life-long educator elected to special position, honored for career
• Rescheduled Posse Rodeo set for Friday and Saturday
• Two pioneering physicians more than medical men for city of Orange
• Roy E. Larsen Sandyland Sanctuary reopens
• Area Calendar
• Human contact a necessity for life as a single senior
• Vidor Police Beat
• Rotary breaks ground on new facility for community park
• "I pledge to...."
• Business of the Quarter Award
• Don’t climb over the guardrail
• West Orange Police Beat
• Backing Israel
• Victim mum to police on who assaulted him
• Church Calendar
• Schools receive marks from TEA
• Man indicted for attempted capital murder
• VIDEO: Rep. Brady discusses budget control
• Schools accountability announced by TEA
• Robert Arnold exonerated and cleared for reinstatement
• Beaumont residents plead guilty to Federal crimes
• Still chasing Dorothy
• Board hires new principal for NELC
• Train vs. trailer...Train always wins
• VIDEO: Vidor appoints councilwoman
• TS Don headed south
• Lane closure on I-10 tonight in O.C.
• Vidor council to consider appointing new member
• Work at fire station to be done in early mornings
• Roadwork popular sites in Orange
• OISD prepares for funding loss
• Pinehurst Councilmen concerned about ambulance response times
• Local resident graduates from College of Medicine
• Man arrested twice in a week’s time
• Petitions calling for legal alcohol sales in Vidor submitted to county
• Orange County Sheriff’s Office beat
• Hurricane officials keeping eye on tropical wave
• Three vehicle wreck in Mauriceville Monday afternoon
• Volunteer work is rewarding, fun
• Redistricting maps make changes
• It’s not much fun being outside with pesky mosquitos
• Bridge City Police Beat
• Residents concerned about street repairs in West Orange
• Autism screening, informational event set for Aug. 11
• Man claims he was assaulted by group of juveniles
• Beaumont Foundation of America will award three scholarships
• Catholic diocese names Marcia Stevens as new superintendent of schools
• Catherine Fontenot of Vidor Named to Dean's List
• Vidor, Rose City receive grants for Ike repairs
• Pinehurst Police Beat
• Local student awarded two scholarships
• American Idol Tour 2011
• Music website to celebrate anniversary in rock fashion
• Summer ministry spent helping Joplin
• Smith assumes role at OC Veterans Service Office
• Vidor petitions for the legal sale of alcohol
• Area fire personnel stay busy with multiple structure fires in Vidor-area
• What’s Bugging You?
• OC Republican Party keeps busy with June projects
• Vidor Police Beat
• Saving Abel making return trip to Southeast Texas
• Area Calendar
• Research: Care of seniors with dementia underestimated
• UPDATE: Structure fires in Vidor
• PHOTOS: Pictures of celebrities who died early
• LC-M student attends leadership conference
• Church Calendar
• Pine Forest joins growing list to ban bathsalts
• Tie-Fast Country
• BC-OF Ministerial Alliance fundraiser approaches
• Should the church talk about sex?
• Are you dreaming or doing?
• Health tips for the new school year
• West Orange Police Beat
• GALLERY: Photos from Norway
• Orange County marriage licenses issued
• PODCAST: Van & Gabe give a fun list dealing with NFL
• Orange County concluded divorce proceedings
• BLOG: Editor examines power of pictures
• Vidor meeting canceled due to lack of quorum
• VIDEO: Hutchison discusses debt ceiling negotiations
• Police believe Houston man connected to 3 Wednesday robberies
• Local girl snags a chance at stardom
• Orange man gets prison time for fatal La. crash
• Brady tops among House Republicans on jobs issues
• 4 held after chase, Beaumont police vehicle rammed
• Vidor Council could fill empty seat Thursday
• Tip leads Pinehurst PD to marijuana discovery
• Board fills spots
• Showers lead to outages
• Orangefield under boil water notice
• Camp is always an 'Adventure'
• Beaumont felon sentenced to 8 years in federal prison
• Burn ban lifted in Orange County
• VISD to hold school supply drive
• Vidor Police Beat
• Wreck in Mauriceville....
• PA man sentenced for gun violations
• Sales tax revenue down across OC
• Pinehurst Police Beat
• Second round of Ike funding should help some rainy day
• Grant to provide more infrastructure repairs to BC
• End of the Line Station never a dead end for Orange
• Commissioners’ Court to take bids on rescue boat/possibly hire veteran’s service officer
• Bridge City Police Beat
• Problems with sleep apnea may date back to youth
• Orange County concluded divorce proceedings
• Orange County marriage licenses issued
• LIT received the largest grant in its history
• Check out Leader editor's blog
• Southeast Texas Sports Zone for Friday, July 16
• Videos section added to OL website
• Sheriff's Posse Rodeo put off until August
• New music venue opens doors in Orange
• VIDEO: Vidor city manager staying put
• VIDEO: Rainy Relief
• June Was Scorching Hot
• Companies ready to bid for Orange project
• Personal affairs reported to happen out in open
• Public tours local nursery
• Vidor administrator's future to be decided
• New Caney woman sentenced for Nacogdoches murders
• Pinehurts appoints judge, volunteer fire chief
• Texas author coming to Stark Museum
• City purchases land for riverfront development
• Orange teen still behind bars
• Warrant issued for former NHS teacher
• Teenager awaits sentence after guilty plea
• Groves man guilty of child pornography
• Local citrus grower will open for public
• New editor's blog posted
• New rules set for WO center
• Meth lab found in Pinehurst
• Bridge City mayor headed home
• Meth lab found in Pinehurst
• Finalists to get interviews from county
• OC hirings could happen soon
• Shelter project moves forward
• Signal getting ready to be very busy
• Funeral set for killed Beaumont officer
• Local man arrested after standoff in Beaumont
• New principal desires community service along with education
• Food poisoning can threaten seniors’ summertime fun
• History of being in the right place
• Magazine recognizes LIT again
• Orange man in standoff with BPD.
• Beaumont officer killed when fleeing vehicle hits him
• Changing of the guard at Orange Salvation Army
• The Catholic Daughters of the Americas awards three scholarships
• A truck filled with compassion
• Church Calendar
• Satisfied?
• Do we need an eye exam?
• Find the cheapest gas prices
• Bridge City Mayor rushed to hospital
• Man selling stolen DuPont property from Newton County home
• Port Arthur Physician indicted for health care fraud
• Time of year for the Sheriff’s Posse Rodeo
• Safety footwear business getting a leg up on the competition
• Junior Golf Clinic
• Just a drill....
• Ron Cowling, Sr., earns the “Premier Advisor” designation by Wells Fargo Advisors
• Marine graduates recruit training
• Music makes for great weekend
• Orange fire fighters and city discuss multi-year contract
• Teddy Bears’ Picnic
• Orange County Sheriff’s Office beat
• Drought scorches Texas – and the record books
• Gunman flees scene Tuesday night at restaurant
• King hired as new BCISD superintendent
• Man threatens Market Basket manager with knife
• Drainage District holds meeting on flooding mitigation plan
• County to place burn ban signs in strategic locations
• Street Poll
• Orange Police Beat
• Smoke fills air in area
• Editor releases new blog; takes on Nancy Grace
• POLL/PICTURES: What went wrong for prosecution?
• Baytown man guilty of disposing hazardous wastes without permit
• What exactly are bath salts?
• Work continues on SH 62 in Orange
• OC Commissioners to award bid on recycling program
• Newton County Sheriff issues wanted list
• New driver’s license law ... unintended consequences?
• Preventing bullying and cyber bullying
• PA firefighter falls to death in Crystal Beach
• Lutcher family's story told on plaques
• Wildness returning to Shangri La in July
• Orangefield goes red, white and blue
• Bridge City Police Beat
• County could award bid on recycling program
• Stark Museum of Art to hold Powerful Portraits Family Day
• Police association and city at impasse in negotiations
• JoRo, Gonzo picked up Leader awards
• Vidor ISD bus driver heads to international competition
• Fewer travelers expected over Fourth of July
• In honor of...
• New homes being vandalized in Orangefield
• One vehicle flips over after it hits parked vehicle
• Southeast Texas Sports Zone is back
• 1 injured in early morning wreck
• Vidor councilwoman cites health for resignation
• UPDATED: Injunction filed in Jefferson County on ban of fireworks
• No fireworks? No problem at Shangri La
• Winners once again
• UPDATE: Vidor councilwoman resigns
• Vidor city manager under fire yet again
• Out of gas, busted for grass
• VIDEO: Rays' star saves the day
• City of Orange joins county in banning fireworks for July 4
• LCJH students paint through summer
• July 4th fireworks fizzle out for Orange County
• Man reports assault and vehicle stolen to OPD
• Bealls encourages shoppers to support military families
• Man arrested for sexual assault of child
• TxDOT kicks off ‘Buckle Up in Your Truck’ campaign
• Tropical wave in gulf will not bother, benefit OC
• Man ejected from truck following collision
• Man arrested for aggravated assault with fork
• House, church burglarized in Orange
• Candidate withdraws name from Beaumont police chief job
• The Golden Genies Club
• Cracking down
• VFW Post 2775 offers special Vietnam War Era display
• Commissioners’ Court to consider fireworks status
• Local restaurant inspected for compliance
• VISD offers summer camp fun
• Perfect attendance....
• Extreme drought brings with it busted pipes and foundation cracks
• Church celebrates pianist with public event
• Cemetery continues to serve city and area since the 19th Century
• Vidor mayor’s first job is obvious
• Seniors turn to prayer for better health
• Crawford wins runoff election for Vidor mayor seat
• A Special Mother's Day....
• Fireworks ban may be lifted in time for the 4th of July
• Moving on out....
• Cops-N-Kids Picnic
• Nightingale Experience gives high school students inside look at nursing
• Vidor council reacts to heated meeting
• Former credit union president jailed for 63 months
• New Way to Connect
• VISD busy with admin changes
• Bridge City fan page source to connect
• More rain on the way...
• Eagle Scout project
• Orange County man sentenced for child porn
• Ham Radio Operators to display skills
• I-10 lane closure rescheduled for today
• Hass hired as new Pine Forest Police Chief
• Former OPD chief finalist in Beaumont
• Farmers Insurance agent receives Topper Club Honors
• ‘Cops-N-Kids Picnic’ set for Friday
• Driver causes two wrecks, leads police on chase
• Man steals other man’s cell phone on the street
• BC's waterfront plan starting up
• Kittrell among finalists named for Beaumont Police Chief job
• Beaumont NAACP says local media biased
• Ribbon cutting...
• Local students among graduates at Texas State
• No fireworks in OC
• Woman throws crack pipe under patrol car
• Disruption of services possible in downtown area Wednesday
• Lane closure Tuesday night for I-10
• WO Council 'manufactures" debate
• 4th could soon lose its pop
• Monday's rain just the beginning -hopefully
• Fore!
• West Orange man dies leaping from bridge in Newton County
• Welcome to the GOACC
• No fireworks? No problem at Shangri La
• Health inspector passes out grades
• Water prices rise for some customers
• Veteran's Office still on agenda for county
• Fatherhood a learning process for one man
• Stark High School choral director leaves behind legacy of excellence
• Made in and for the U.S.A.
• Port Acres man wins big in Market Basket contest
• Home health costs flat while nursing homes, ALFs increase
• Young musicians join forces for special needs benefit
• VIDEO: Small grassfire in BC extinguished
• First Baptist Church of Orange wants children to GROW
• Skate teams ‘bout’ it out Saturday
• Juneteenth celebrations set for Saturday
• Man in ICU following shooting Thursday
• Vidor residents asked to conserve water
• Shooting in North Vidor
• Granger Chevrolet recognized as Business of the Quarter
• Man escapes serious injury after barge collides with boat
• Parkhurst a keeper for Pinehurst
• LC-M CISD amends open enrollment policy
• One-third of refuge burned in Sabine Pass wildfire
• Summer reading....
• Downtown development timeline and capital investment presented
• Eddie Money and Nutty Jerry’s will be ‘Shakin’ Friday night
• REACHing for the stars....
• Man injured trying to extinguish fire
• Workshop addresses mental needs after a disaster
• Ribbon cutting...
• Still serving our nation after 236 years
• Nederland marsh fire under control
• Texas 87 wildfire under control, affects 2,500 acres
• Spice, K2 and bath salts banned in the city of Orange
• Summer reading revs up in BC
• Ribbon cutting
• I-10 lane closure Wednesday
• Commissioner okay advertising for filling two Veterans’ Service Office positions
• Orange to consider ban of sale and possession of certain substances
• Permanent city administrator may be named at Pinehurst meeting
• Wildfire closes 87 near Sabine Pass
• An army with a different kind of mission
• BCISD names finalist for superintendent
• Ribbon cutting
• BCISD names finalist for superintendent
• Pinehurst Police Beat
• County dismissals remains hot topic
• Race is on again for Vidor mayor
• Sales tax revenue down in OC for May
• Local governments generating own economic stimulus
• Masonic Lodge in Orange had beginnings before the War between the States
• VFW members to honor Veterans on Flag Day
• Vidor Police arrest 32 during ‘Click It or Ticket’
• Woman assaulted with large, blunt object
• Beating the heat important for seniors who want to stay active
• Vidor library opens community room
• Tax office to close Wednesday for computer upgrade
• Be seen on Leader's fan page
• This cat has eight lives left
• Cheers to Angelle; jeers to jokes & weather
• Man sentenced in drug trafficking ring
• Deshotel sends Obama letter for assistance
• Charitable organization to hold 2nd annual car show
• New pastor appointed to First United Methodist Church
• Fundraiser set to help organization relocate oil derricks for museum
• BCISD's top position decision coming soon
• Lane closure on I-10 Thursday
• Family loses home in fire
• Wednesdays will be wild this summer
• Roadcheck is in place
• Cowboy Church offers free concert Friday
• Man pistol whipped by home invader
• Leader staff nabs 12 awards
• No cuts expected at LSC-O
• UPDATE: No bodies found in Liberty County
• Fire destroys home in North Vidor
• Mark Foreman guest on Leader podcast
• Brady has jobs on his mind
• Drought could fizzle July 4th fireworks
• 3 fired from Veterans' Office
• Cirque du Soleil schedules fall stop in Beaumont
• WEATHER UPDATE: Hail reported in Vidor
• Three fired from job at OC Veterans’ Service Office
• Rao’s to sample rare, expensive coffee
• Registration time for BC chamber golf tourney
• The winners are...
• GOACC helping Orange grow for well over a century
• Ribbon cutting...
• Fat-to-Fit Program can help seniors lose weight
• BLOG: Hooks remains Pruett's hero
• ‘Star’ Search
• Ground turned for new downtown Orange fire station
• Brotherly love? Two brothers’ assault land one brother in the hospital
• Search warrant executed at Vidor nail salon
• Manslaughter suspect indicted for Feb. fatal accident
• Local deputy taking on new role
• Record temps sizzle Southeast Texas
• Mt. Olive to host special event
• Triple jeers to Rick Perry
• Orange teacher to be one learning in Houston
• VISD ready for summer activities
• Veterans Services office under review, closed
• Wildfire conditions at danger level in Orange County
• Woman assaulted by sword-wielding attacker
• Vidor City Pool offers cool way to beat summer
• OCSO brings requests before the Commissioners’ Court
• "Ready or Not" Community preparedness workshop
• A day for remembering those who served and sacrificed
• Building bridges...
• New trustees join VISD board
• Most area school districts to increase prices of student meals
• Felony forgery and Debit card abuse among this week’s indictments
• Orange County concluded divorce proceedings
• Orange County marriage licenses issued
• McCall receives degree from Loyola University New Orleans
• Pet of the week - Lonely Lillie
• In with the new...
• Man shot following altercation with girlfriend
• Fire in Bridge City
• Brown an early success story in Orange
• Tickets on sale now for Zachary Breaux Jazz Fest
• Historical Museum of Bridge City
• Get your Buddy Poppy
• Drive dangerously - face the law
• Gas prices drop
• Get your Buddy Poppy in time for Memorial Day
• Garrett Jr. memorial funds in foundation’s control
• Office closures ahead of Memorial Day
• Top of the Class
• Grass, plastic burn at business
• Did you know?
• UPDATE: Teen arrested for shooting WO man
• Orange Police Beat
• Baylor star connected to Orange
• VIDEO: Truck catches fire in Economy Lodge parking lot
• Shangri La will be buzzing June 9
• High on bath salts, man shoots up own apartment
• Moooooooove....
• Let Freedom Ring
• INVISTA receives Grand Slam Award for its commitment to safe rail transportation
• Bath salts banned in Pinehurst
• The Orange Jazz Company
• Vidor man killed in single vehicle wreck
• Making it official..
• American Red Cross helps prepare residents for hurricane season
• How one smaller city does downtown development
• McDonald sworn in for ninth term as West Orange mayor
• Commissioners pass homestead exemptions for another year
• Chemical spill closes I-10 late Sunday
• Interstate 10 roadwork in Vidor for Tuesday
• Technical assistance program announced for Texas Gulf Coast communities
• Unemployment rate declines locally, state
• How Orange’s neighbors east and west are revitalizing downtown
• WO Council to consider property tax exemptions
• Tax matters to be discussed at Commissioners’ Court meeting
• One injured in Saturday night wreck
• Zumba Fitness is exercise in disguise
• Lutcher unveils 2011-2012 season
• Music and fun make Texas Cajun Heritage Festival a success
• Beaumont Main Street has been revitalizing their city for 20 years
• Peyton Bland truly an Orange County pioneer
• Save a life and buckle up that seat-belt
• And the winners are...
• Like a good neighbor — burglary suspects arrested
• Smoky skies may be lingering for a while
• OC man guilty of federal child pornography violations
• Area Calendar 5-21
• TxDOT to permanently close portion of Aery Road
• Annual rabies clinic to be held Saturday
• It ends Saturday?
• Eight grams of cocaine seized
• Sears is ‘Premier’ for your shopping needs
• Cajun Heritage Festival expands
• Revamped Wal-Mart shows off new look
• New legal high?
• Stores Raided for Synthetic Drugs
• Busy Orange auto burglar apprehended in East Texas
• Woman of the Year
• Speakers remind business community and residents hurricane season just around the corner
• What redistricting will mean for Orange County
• Man receives head injury after girlfriend’s assault
• Track and Field Day
• Shangri La honors veterans with Memorial Day Ceremony
• Drought conditions mean continuation of countywide burn ban
• Bond set at $150K each in Newton County arrests
• Body of Nederland man recovered from Sabine River
• OPD officers respond to assault and property damage
• Federal grand jury indicts electrical contractor Walker
• Homeowner shoots intruder in self-defense
• Sales tax revenue on the rise in OC
• Market Basket celebrates 50 years
• City’s 5 Year Plan has meeting housing needs in mind
• Contractor to be announced for fuel station at Commissioners’ Court
• Orange County concluded divorce proceedings
• Orange County marriage licenses issued
• Improving our waterways
• Pet of the week - Champ
• Shake-up Saturday
• County trying to implement recycling program
• Building housed influential club for women
• Boot Camp offers fun way to get in shape
• Election Results
• OCP’s ‘Hairspray’ holds up well
• Basking in the sun
• Where to vote
• Transfer orders received
• A trip to the past
• Four arrested on multiple charges in Newton County
• Man leads police on chase
• Man assaulted, then robbed
• Local student receives award
• Illegal alien guilty of gun and drug crimes in Beaumont
• Lawmakers could be headed to special session
• Summer fun delivered with "Vibe"
• Relax! Leader staff will do the work for sports fans
• New Senate map could split up county
• Farmers’ Market expands for 2011
• BC resident arrested for 1999 murder
• TVs stolen under neighbor's care
• Rep. Deshotel fined $1,500’
• Orange County man arrested for 1999 beating death in Indianapolis
• Early voting concludes with election day looming Saturday
• Entergy's dollars help make the Big Thicket bigger
• Orange Council approves downtown development expenditures
• Officers search for man who robbed couple in Vidor
• Evading motorcyclist lead officers on a chase
• Hairspray
• Rose City wildfire still burning
• Mayor in Houston hospital
• Tidwell steps down as LU athletic director
• For the love of chicken
• WO-S Jazz Band Fundraiser
• Sewer service to get upgrade in West Orange
• Woman assaulted by juvenile daughter
• Bon Jovi tour arrives in Houston next week
• Smoke testing to be done for water department
• Vidor Rotary Club wins awards, plans big event
• Solar energy to reach Orange County
• No decision made on Arnold suspension
• Contractor named for community disaster shelter
• Beaumont man guilty in mail theft scheme
• Beaumont woman guilty of identity theft
• 2011-2012 Officers of the Service League of Orange
• Pet of the week - Snowflake
• OC Health inspector heads back to local restaurant
• Orange County disaster project could have contractor today
• Pride In War Memories
• TxDOT schedules work for Pinehurst area
• WO-S teacher to get rare look into NASA
• WO Council to consider certain service replacement
• Red, White, Blue and Rotary too
• Mobile home owners: Know your city ordinances
• Memories live on at historic African-American cemetery
• Photographer to exhibit work at Silsbee Ice House
• Aldean's 'Party Tour' doesn't disappoint
• Relay for Life 2011
• Scams often target older adults
• VIDEO: Editor's interview with Hass
• For the birds
• Firefighters respond to fire at Orange apartment complex
• Early Voting Results
• Not Out Of The Woods?
• Grand Jury returns indictments
• Sheriff Merritt reports email hoax
• Quilting for a purpose
• Adios garbage in West Orange
• VIDEO: Service League installs new president
• STAY CAUTIOUS
• Early voting figures heavy in Vidor, Bridge City
• Caller threatens mom, daughter
• Houseman assists BC waterfront park vision
• Grant program targets loss prevention
• How one local military family reacted to Bin Laden’s death
• Orange County students receive scholarships from Sheriff’s Posse
• Mother assault man’s fiancee
• Commissioners to decide on tax trust property
• Boehme named winner of St. Mary Festival raffle
• Horizon Dental announces winner of Smile Makeover Contest
• Council looks to increase permit fees for temporary vendors, peddlers
• Not enough rain to lift countywide burn ban
• Confrontation in store leads to man being punched
• Orangefield ISD teacher elected to TCTA Council
• LIT announces four orientation sessions
• LIT begins registration for May Mini, Summer, Fall semesters
• Orangfield's announces Prom King and Queen
• Business Matters
• 2011 Texas Bar-B-Q Festival
• Commissioners to consider purchasing patrol and rescue boat
• Orangefield ISD to increase breakfast, lunch prices
• Let the races begin
• WWWiii.5 Mud Run
• 77th Annual St. Mary Catholic School Spring Festival
• Newspaper looks back to look forward
• Seniors can adapt outdoor activities to meet their needs
• Area Calendar 5-1
• Employee of the Month
• Spring Festival celebrates 77th year
• A new state representative for Orange County?
• Woman receives wound to her head after man assaults her
• Prom pictures wanted
• Burned body found in March identified as Bridge City man
• McClure added to Orange Savings Bank staff
• Buckle Series headed to Cowboy Church
• Man found dead in Rose City identified
• Clint Black highlights Bar-B-Q Festival
• Collision cause one car to turn over
• Commissioners may move some voting boxes
• Vidor man identified day after death
• Kittrell headed to BPD?
• GUILTY
• State rests in murder trial
• VIDEO: Lightning causes large flare
• Local hero honored by Army
• Evidence, suspect statement highlight morning at trial
• State starts case against Roberts
• No burning in county
• Vidor residents busted for drugs
• Wanted in Louisiana
• Commissioners’ Court to discuss precinct redistricting at workshop
• Felony possession of a controlled substance leads indictments
• Orange County marriage licenses issued
• Colbert schedules townhall meeting ahead of bond election
• Church combines living Last Supper with Passover Seder
• Vidor-native has a ‘Justified’ career
• The Royal Wedding
• Goals Adult Spelling Bee fundraiser on Friday
• Area Calendar 4-24
• Even homebound seniors can volunteer
• Johnson leaving OC Red Cross
• Vinton woman killed by train
• Hunting Easter eggs...
• Earth day at Shangri La
• Jack Tar demolition complete
• The Texas Cajun Festival is almost here
• Anayat House announces fundraiser plans
• LU to offer enrichment program
• West Orange schedules spring cleanup
• Easter Hat Parade
• Horizon Dental aims to make Mother’s Day special
• Former police chief said situation handled improperly
• Man shoots pit bull in his yard
• OC unemployment rate dips in March
• Accused Lisenby killer released
• VIDEO: Van Wade interviews WO-C CISD super on Thompson recommendation
• Cajun Festival to return May 21
• American Red Cross honors volunteers
• VIDEO: Van Wade interview with Cornel Thompson
• Easter Egg Hunts offer fun for area children
• Mustangs Get Their Man
• OPD major testifies against former captain
• Good Friday closures ahead of weekend
• Metal thefts continue in Orange
• Shangri La to host free beekeeping workshop
• Car chase reaches 110 mph through Vidor
• Orange County woman guilty of firearms violations
• Lane closure on I-10 Wednesday
• Arnold hearing moves forward
• BC Strutters/Ess golf tournament set for May
• Guns ’n Hoses
• Woman was pistol whipped
• Bond set in assault case
• Railroad Commission: Protect propane tanks from wildfires
• County imposes emergency burn ban in certain parts of the county
• ‘Seuss’ and company celebrate National Poetry Month at Lamar
• McNeese, PPG partner to manage naturelab
• DuPont sends local teachers to school
• Reading and Declamation
• I-10 lane closure Tuesday in Vidor
• SETX TEA Party Patriots hold TAX Day Rally
• Hopping for Easter
• Disaster shelter bidder may be announced at Commissioners’ meeting
• Felony possession of a controlled substance leads indictments
• Sales tax revenue down locally
• Orange County concluded divorce proceedings
• Orange County marriage licenses issued
• Seniors invited to rally day
• Pet of the Week - Shaggy Chic
• Area Calendar 4-17
• Big Thicket National Preserve closes Turkey Creek unit
• Bit of Uganda coming to Orange
• Sister affair at fair
• Arkeen: excited and eager
• OC did not escape Civil War
• Former D'ville star dies
• East Roundbunch open, other street work begins in BC
• OPD officers respond to assault of LSC-O student
• Breaking the Cycle
• Orange residents arrested on drug charges
• LANXESS enters into 5-year deal with Korean tire company
• Vidor meth lab taken down
• 1 injured in explosion
• Dollar General closed due to rodent problem
• LCJH students to "March for Parks"
• 1 injured when truck crashes into senior citizen center
• LANXESS added another expansion
• Woman cited for criminal trespassing at truck stop
• Manufactured homes hot topic in Vidor
• Things going swimmingly for natatorium this summer
• Courtney Arkeen appointed district court judge
• Attempted murder subject waives extradition to Texas
• LC-M grad, tv star to hold acting workshop
• Breakfast fundraiser Friday to provide scholarships
• Orange Council cancels some uncontested races
• Architect updates Pinehurst Council on new city hall
• LIT will offer informational workshops on financial aid
• Ribbon cutting...
• VIDEO: LSC-O holds job fair
• Papa John’s teams up with LC-M Project Graduation
• County construction site may not be contaminated after all
• Uncontested races to be canceled at meeting
• Pinehurst Council to receive update on new city hall
• Police respond to disturbance at BHO
• Cowgirl Kickers
• Comptroller’s office begins notification of personal information exposure
• Bus Road-E-O
• Submit an application for an undertold marker
• Area administrative professionals invited to relax, re-fuel at luncheon
• 26 staff retirees earn recognition at LU ceremony
• Shangri La in bloom...
• Caron takes helm of TxDOT’s Beaumont Area Office
• EMBODI program brings hope for young boys
• Commissioners to consider post Ike buyout program
• An early Christmas present
• W.H. Stark House is ready for Easter
• Area churches will hold combined music program
• National touring production of ‘Legally Blonde’ arrives April 23
• Drought could affect OC water supplies in the short term
• The first financial institution of Orange
• Eco-Fest kicks off Earth Week at Shangri La
• Crawfish Festival celebrates 31 years
• Area Calendar 4-10
• Officials detail future downtown
• Woman claims boyfriend assaulted her
• Local band takes stage for cancer benefit
• Area businesses and residents unite to aid Japan
• City officials discuss downtown development
• Assault suspect arrested in Miami
• Chevy trucks most stolen in SETX
• Church leader returns as guest speaker
• Vidor felon sentenced to prison for gun violations
• WO street construction right on track
• Arrest warrant issued for grandson who assaulted grandmother
• DuPont reports fire on Tuesday
• Toddler involved in close call with truck
• Hospice fundraiser arrives Monday, Tuesday
• Vidor attorney files for vacant judge position
• Vidor man found guilty of sexual assault
• Bring us your tires, batteries and household hazardous waste
• Woman assaulted by several people
• Local legislators staying busy in the midst of session
• Emergency farm loan applications being accepted
• Law agencies investigating assault
• Child Abuse Prevention Month
• House wields budget ax toward children, elderly
• Georgia man sentenced for drug trafficking
• BC council to consider peddler permit rate hike
• County may not need monitoring well at new building site
• Searching for volunteers to advocate for nursing home residents’ rights
• Hooks remembered in Pruett's latest blog entry
• Leader poll question results
• BC Post Office is not closing
• Driving while intoxicated leads indictments
• ‘Cypress Branches’ proves big talent can be found on small campuses
• Road closures in Beaumont
• OC Health inspector examines convenience store
• Orange County marriage licenses issued
• Orange County concluded divorce proceedings
• Synthetic drug usage escalating
• Popular restaurant reopens Monday
• Stark Museum of Art welcomes Dr. Dewey Mosby for lecture and reception
• Area Calendar 4-3
• Drilling rig fire at Village Creek State Park Contained, but may take days to extinguish
• Falls remain a top threat to seniors’ independence
• Vidor Police Beat
• VISD bus driver Kristy Raley does it again
• New contract means new jobs at Signal
• Bear Relays
• Firefighters contain natural gas drilling rig fire at Village Creek State Park
• West Orange Police Beat
• Guided paddling trip on Village Creek today
• Warriors prepare to “Team Up Against Cancer” at Orange County Relay for Life
• Itty Bitty Story Time
• Vidor resident charged for role in 2009 shooting
• Deadly plant explosion seen, felt miles away in PA
• Bridge City Trade Days opens today
• Beaumont company fined for violating Clean Water Act
• Blog gives readers voice in content of Leader
• Vidor man admits to shooting in Hardin County case
• Suspect shots at OPD officers, two arrested
• Female arrested for assault
• No major changes in disaster recover transition expected
• Flash fire accident send two men to Beaumont hospital
• Officers fired at in executing search warrant
• BPD chief, WO-S grad set to retire
• Leader blog to give readers more to read, chance to be involved
• Two OC suspects arrested for murder in Hardin County
• Orange Police Beat
• Judge somewhat more sure now about retirement date
• Workers respond quickly to Little Cypress water leak
• OISD eliminates elementary music program
• Local resident accepted at The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
• Pet of the Week - Betsy
• WO-S Middle School Teacher wins $10,000 award from Beaumont Foundation
• Orangefield man killed in Sabine Parish crash
• County leaders believe CHAMPS will be beneficial to county
• Protégé High School Art Exhibit will visit WO-S High
• Spotlight Business of the Month
• Orange Leader poll results
• Nonprofit organization relying on donations to complete CHAMPS facility
• Orangefield, WO-C, VISD school boards to meet tonight
• County portion of CHAMPS facility will house emergency shelter and county offices
• Firestone Polymers donates to relief efforts in Japan
• Beautiful building once housed thriving lumber company
• Vidor Police Beat
• Area Calendar 3-27
• Value of pets to seniors beneficial
• Terminating teachers not only solution to save money
• Golf Tourney and Business Expo set for May 2
• Gas prices hold steady, remain high
• Stuck on the tracks...
• FM 408 road work continues
• Police capture man hiding in the woods
• Pinehurst Police Beat
• Stephenson retiring after 28 years at NOBC
• Burns: We are in an OK spot
• Local group to hold charity fair, benefit cancer research center
• Port Arthur drug dealer sentenced
• Elderly woman robbed of purse in parking lot
• Pinehurst approves new interim municipal judge
• Locals look to help shivering quake victims
• Texas Tech introduces Gillispie as new coach
• Wild weekend down, another coming up at NCAAs
• 2 Port Arthur men sentenced to prison as part of Operation Time Machine
• City backs company over suspicions of double taxation
• WO-C CISD to release 15 probationary teachers
• Speed limit change on Aery Road in works
• Wreck on South Street
• Woman reports assault to OPD
• Orange Police Beat
• Ribbon cutting
• Commissioners award bid for adult probation facility
• Unemployment up in Orange County
• LSC-O’s Reeves earns nationally recognized certification
• Pinehurst may possibly hire interim municipal judge at meeting
• County to seek permission to begin aerial spraying
• Orange County health inspector makes return visit to store
• Felony possession of a controlled substance lead indictments
• Gopher Industrial breaks ground on expansion project
• Commissioners may approve bids for adult probation building
• Sales tax payments continue upward trend
• Orange County marriage licenses issued
• Orange County concluded divorce proceedings
• Bridge City Police Beat
• You’ve got to have Faith
• Vidor Police Beat
• Art for the masses
• Orange once housed German POWs during WWII
• Pinehurst PD gets new vehicle
• Everyone in high spirits at Texas Ghost Show
• Good books & seniors: a winning combination
• Area Calendar 3-20
• Sims Sassy Sisters return to Relay 2011
• Drug arrest results in 32 grams of crack cocaine seized
• Man arrested at hospital for disorderly conduct
• Orange redistricting cleared
• West Orange Police Beat
• 50 employees accept WO-C ‘incentive’
• Deweyville ISD to consider closing campus
• Relay for Life high priority in OC
• Business burglarized for small amount of money
• BC looks to increase rates on Dumpster service
• ‘Bus Stop’ rolls into town this Saturday
• Chamber presidents update regional state of the economy
• BC Library celebrates 20 years today
• County looking at beefing up security at courthouse
• Orangefield girl earns her calf at Houston Rodeo the hard way
• Orange Police Beat
• Brady’s committee asks government to spend less following study
• BBB President/CEO Michael Clayton announces retirement
• Grant reimburses West Orange for generators
• ‘Women Who Make a Difference’ to be honored at banquet
• Lawyer interested in becoming a judge switches parties
• Local state representative co-authors bills related to gaming industry
• Beaumont prison escapee caught in Nebraska
• Ballots set for May 14 election
• TxDOT to supervise railroad crossing repairs
• Ribbon Cutting
• Salvation Army looking for soldiers in Orange
• Paterson named PA News publisher
• Orange County marriage licenses issued
• Orange County concluded divorce proceedings
• Commissioners to consider hiring new mosquito control pilot
• Man killed after being ejected from vehicle on I-10
• Historical markers show a booming industry in Orange
• Whitehead family files lawsuit against city of Orange
• Felony forgery lead indictments
• Health fair
• Seniors need good nutrition and companionship
• Area Calendar 3-13
• Drug busts are great; yet can be alarming
• OPD find drugs at traffic stop
• No more golden arches at the Super Wal-Mart in Orange
• In the Navy...
• Star Party
• Man sleeping on sidewalk arrested for public intoxication
• God squad returns with new album, tour
• Pierce promoted to sergeant
• Ribbon cutting...
• “Do It In Orange” at Fashions and Festivities.
• Orange Leader website poll results
• Suspect arrested for holding prohibited weapon
• Moore wins four TOWA awards
• Orange County pastor guilty of Social Security fraud
• 3-pointer at buzzer lifts Eula over Evadale, 54-51
• Four arrested in Pinehurst drug bust
• OPD respond to deadly conduct call
• Current judge would have to first retire before accepting new post
• Parkhurst named interim city administrator for Pinehurst
• Drowning Pool headed back to Beaumont
• Council passes long awaited railroad quiet zone in city
• Fashion & Festivities "Do It In Orange”
• Officers find business broken into
• West Orange Council okays fall 5K run
• Hand picking of judge is a disservice to voters
• Orange Police Beat
• Orange County man sentenced for child pornography
• Star Party
• Clark approved as county law judge; must accept post
• Council looking at making parts of Orange quieter
• Officer draws handgun at approaching vehicle
• Interim city administrator could be appointed at Pinehurst meeting
• Orange resident assaulted at Parkdale
• Orange Leader poll results
• Giving, advocating and volunteering at United Way can change a community
• Commissioners to begin process of replacing retired judge
• Consumers sound off to BBB with complaints on tax preparers
• Orange County marriage licenses issued
• Orange County concluded divorce proceedings
• Bridge City Police Beat
• Orange’s history predates Texas Revolution
• OISD eyes potential $300K deficit
• 7 days left to file for May election
• Local resident preformed with the Texas All-State Choir
• Vidor Police Beat
• High gas prices, limited drilling is emptying wallets
• The therapeutic value of music
• Area Calendar
• Orange County Go Texan Committee
• Orange company still going strong after 100 years in business
• Vidor ISD’s HOPE Center Offers High School Diplomas
• Assault leads to knife wound to Orange man
• West Orange Police Beat
• Federal prosecutors welcome Homeland Security office to Tyler
• Man killed in auto pedestrian accident
• Florida man ejected from truck, killed by another vehicle on I-10
• Unoccupied house burns late Wednesday
• Search is on for new Pinehurst administrator
• Woman reports husband attempted to choke her
• One dead in automobile-pedestrian collision
• E. Roundbunch in BC to close March 26; WO work starts today
• City of Pinehurst to begin process of selecting new city administrator
• Houston man pleads guilty to drug conspiracy
• Bridge City Police Beat
• Orange Leader website poll results
• Juvenile surrenders in connection to mother's shooting death
• Suspect's lawyer has storied past in criminal defense
• Bond issue added to WO-C CISD May ballot
• WO-C CISD to consider staff reduction
• Stark Museum of Art Offers Art Quest: Art Classes for Children during Spring Break
• Delegation wrap up Golden Triangle Days in Austin
• Rock bands 10 Years and Saving Abel return Thursday
• Orange Police Beat
• Pet of the Week - Buster
• Fires keeping local agencies busy
• Golden Triangle delegation has busy first day in Austin
• One injured during Mardi Gras parade
• Aggravated robbery leads to vehicle theft
• Gripping Details
• Credit union boss pleads guilty to money laundering
• Businessman wants to clean up local waterways
• Disaster drill one way Red Cross helping community
• Filing for May election reaches half-way point
• Parker welcomes Golden Triangle Days delegation
• Two cities adjusting to new census numbers
• Schools reschedule class day missed from early February
• Vidor Police Beat
• Area Calendar
• LSC-O’s Dorman recognized as Distinguished eLearning Educator 2011
• Early a.m. disturbance leads to arrest
• West Orange Police Beat
• Sesame Street Live: Elmo’s Healthy Heroes
• Council comes to neighborhood to speak with residents
• 2011 Mardi Gras Parade
• SFCU accepting RSVP’s for Teen $aver seminar
• Merritt: Not a crime committed by a stranger
• Prepared statement from Sheriff Merritt on Lisenby's death
• OCSO seeking charges against juvenile in teacher's death
• 83 marijuana plants seized, man arrested in Vidor
• OCSO denies rumors made in OF shooting case
• Man arrested after Newton Co. Sheriff’s Office finds 42 rocks of crack cocaine
• Locals feeling high fuel cost effect
• Hogan clears up rumors in teacher's death
• Rumors of confession in OF shooting called rumors by dispatcher
• LSC-O president speaks on possible new law
• OC health inspector checks out local restaurants
• Car reported stolen after being borrowed
• Community/school reacts to shooting
• Mardi Gras Parade offers fun for all
• New fire chief and assistant named in Pinehurst
• Location changes for wwiii.5, first obstacle arrives
• Judge reflects on more than 30 years on the bench
• Vidor resident dies in motorcycle collision on Bolivar Peninsula
• Search continues for suspect in teacher shooting
• Woman arrested for DWI didn’t know she was in an accident
• L.A. girl with SETX connection stars in ‘Mamma Mia!’
• Two OC representatives say legislative session starting to get off the ground
• Fallen Educator
• Bridge City Police Beat
• Agencies investigating shooting in OF
• Castellanos keeps the heart ticking
• A new casa for CASA in Orange
• Candidates begin filing for positions
• Former WO-S running back indicted for third time
• Texans challenged to brush up on spelling skills
• Nominations being accepted for Torch Awards
• Orange County marriage licenses issued
• Orange County concluded divorce proceedings
• Pinehurst Police Beat
• West Orange Police Beat
• Thomas family passes down values, generation to generation
• 6 Time Warner Cable channels to go digital
• Sales tax revenue up locally, state
• Vidor Police Beat
• Area Calendar
• Aspirin a day may prevent cancer
• 2011 Black History Parade
• BC Chamber recognizes Citizen and Business of the Year
• A Journey Through the Movies
• TxDOT schedules OC lane closures today and Sunday
• Early morning traffic stops reveals stolen street signs
• Stark Foundation celebrates 50 years this Wednesday
• Banner Day
• Kountze man sentenced for Rose City murder
• Drugs found at an Orange playground
• U.S. Census numbers show Orange County down by 2,000 people
• Two OFD shifts respond to house fire
• Lake Charles awarded state's 15th casino license; to be named Mojito Pointe
• Traffic stop nets 250 pounds of marijuana and arrest
• Narrowing of road may have led to fatal accident
• Traffic stop turns into drug bust
• Important first step taken in downtown riverfront development
• Coin Show back this weekend
• Two killed after wreck on Highway 62
• Local Black History celebration to be more than parade
• Valentine Day gets testy for one Orange couple
• After construction project, West Orange hopes to be on Easy Street
• Father and son charged in narcotics bust
• Orange Police Beat
• Rehab readies music, welcomes fans to SETX show
• BC fires still a mystery
• Gun goes off during struggle in reported robbery
• Tax office to reorganize
• Griffith giving patients new set of options
• Filing opens today for May 14 general election
• Court to recognize county employee’s retirement
• Bridge City Police Beat
• Orange County marriage licenses issued
• Lifelong resident leads and serves in the community
• Ways to protect children using the Internet
• Pinehurst wants to clear up warrant situation
• Orange’s Community Trash-Off
• Vidor Police Beat
• AREA CALENDAR 2-13
• West Orange Police Beat
• Local hat show is more than fashion event
• Fire consumes vacant house in Orange
• Delegation to give region a voice in Austin
• 3 juveniles arrested for assaulting officers, school officials
• Vidor Council tables decision on hiring officer
• Man robbed at gunpoint outside his residence
• Stark House’s anniversary means free tours
• Pinehurst leaders making plans for move to new city hall
• County seeks to acquire lifesaving equipment
• Two arrested following search of house in Mauriceville
• Store robbery leads to altercation involving employees
• Orange Police Beat
• Author pledges 10,000 Texas books to elementary schools
• Council seeks to trim new fire station project
• Orange Council to begin planning for general election
• Commissioners approve first step in building of Vidor Loop
• Possible shots fired at Orange residents
• Attorney General Abbott, Sen. Watson announce Sexting Prevention Legislation
• Bridge City Police Beat
• MMS Band earns 93 medals
• Road repairs to begin in BC later this month
• Still time to get the flu shot
• Commissioners’ Court to discuss Vidor Loop
• Sattler leads Press Club in 2011
• Orange County marriage licenses issued
• Orange County concluded divorce proceedings
• Pet of the week Roscoe
• Pinehurst Police Beat
• AREA CALENDAR 2-6
• Harlem Ambassadors Tour take on the Orange Rebounders
• Businesses hope to be pleasantly surprised by the Big Game customer attendance
• Grand Jury returns indictment for aggravated assault
• Local residents named to Dean's List at Texas State
• Mauriceville Middle School band win medals at UIL contest
• Vidor Police Beat
• An old church with new beginnings
• Local runs in 50-mile ultra-marathon
• West Orange Police Beat
• Bridge City woman dies in weather related wreck
• Bad weather didn’t stop this store robbery
• Two major bridges opened— for now
• 48 wrecks in area since 4 p.m. Thursday; Bolivar Peninsula without power
• Veterans' Memorial, Rainbow Bridges now open
• OPD responds to 10 wrecks in 24 hours
• Trying to stay warm
• Power outages
• DPS reports 20 wrecks in OC as of 10:48 a.m. Friday since last night
• Update 11:25 a.m.: No time set for when bridges will open
• Red Cross Shelter Orange Closing
• BC woman killed in PA wreck; bridges into OC closed
• Pizza sales shine in bad weather
• Entergy prepared for winter weather; extra crews on hand
• Take care of pets during freeze
• Navigate icy roads safely as freezing temps hit
• Community Trash Off postponed
• School closures and delays
• Schools, agencies prep for freeze
• Social organizations open their doors so residents can get out of the cold
• CCS mourns loss of founder, Mary Catherine Stewart
• Orange juvenile incarcerated for family disturbance
• Closures, delays listed here; email in your information
• TxDOT prepares for icy highways
• No service interruptions planned by Entergy Texas
• Fire chief urges residents to think fire safety during cold weather
• TxDOT, Entergy at ready for cold weather
• Entergy announces drop in customers bills
• Deweyville ISD delays start of school for remainder of week
• Winter blast on the way
• County backs litigation against hurricane clean-up subcontractor
• Ride leads to theft for one Orange resident
• Child, moped driver hurt when colliding with SUV
• Pinehurst Police Beat
• 2 arrested for home burglary
• 3 men arrested for Saturday burglary
• Southeast Texans health providers see an increase in patients
• County Commissioners to mull unfunded mandates
• LSC-O sets another record for enrollment
• OC Health Department examines local schools
• Dal Sasso named ‘Owner of the Year’ by AASET
• Vidor Chamber recognizes Long, Andrus at annual banquet
• There's no place like home for student injured in car wreck
• Vidor Police Beat
• AREA CALENDAR 1-30
• OC fuel prices lower than state average
• Buses are sometimes only mode of transportation
• After hours larceny at an Orange lounge
• All-clear issued over package near Cowboys Stadium
• Old School Lounge broken into after hours
• Gasoline leak located in BC sewer system
• Man being arrested becomes hostile with officers
• Stabbing victim in wreck heading to hospital
• Man sent to Houston after being stabbed, in wreck on way to hospital
• Woman dead after auto-pedestrian collision on I10
• County home builder named “Southeast Texan of the Year”
• OISD continues to address potential budget deficit
• Swimmers display hardware
• Orange Council all aboard on railroad issues
• Less than half of students proficient in science
• DuPont Goodrich FCU Branches out in Orange
• I-10 lane closures scheduled today
• Burglars make off with some heavy metal
• Orange business has sore sight after theft
• Orange business experiences a string of break-ins
• Pageant entries now being accepted for annual festival
• Orange Police Beat
• 2 Fla. officers killed in shootout, suspect dead
• Orange Council to consider re-adopting curfew for juveniles
• West Orange OKs continuing curfew ordinance
• Commissioners consider alternative energy production plant
• State of the Union: It's the economy, again
• Local residents receive degree at Texas State
• Texas Country Store on 16th Street robbed
• Tunnel to tie Orange County to Jefferson County
• Pinehurst woman dies after auto-pedestrian collision
• ‘If you build it...’
• Felony possession of a controlled substance lead indictments
• Orange County marriage licenses issued
• Orange County concluded divorce proceedings
• Bridge City Police Beat
• BC superintendent to depart for UIL at school's end
• The gift of healing
• Local event will be a ‘war’ on senses, body
• Jobless rate rises state-wide, remains same locally
• Local officials reflect on proposed state budget
• Vidor Police Beat
• Fire in South Vidor destroys house, kills pet
• Man arrested after high speed pursuit
• Driver in wreck which killed sisters was intoxicated
• Man arrested for disorderly conduct
• WO-C CISD Executive Director Stephenson announces retirement
• OPD respond to assault at middle school
• Big rig overturns on I-10
• Vidor ISD to eliminate 56 positions
• TxDOT announces intersection changes in Vidor
• Area drill team members attend convention
• Bridge City Police Beat
• Register now for Locks of Love hair donation event
• BBB issues warning signs when applying to for-profit colleges
• When it comes to managing mealtimes – What kind of parent are you?
• Orange County marriage licenses issued
• ‘Hollywood Nights’ in Orange
• Sales tax report shows improvement to start new year
• Vidor Police Beat
• Sixth-grader make history winning Geography Bee
• 'Purr'-fectly entertaining
• Former police chief now Matagorda County investigator
• Early morning assaults reported on Colburn, Chapman Streets
• West Orange Police Beat
• Local teen still fighting for life after Wednesday wreck
• Local closures ahead for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Superintendent speaks on workforce reduction
• On the map
• The United Way of Orange County
• Preparing for the cold...
• Burglars make off with appliances
• Orange Police Beat
• Pinehurst Police Beat
• Brady provides Congress update to local citizens
• New super in town...
• OCEDC Levee Steering Committee is holding a public meeting
• Commissioners hear from developer about Loop 299 construction
• OPD has busy weekend with disturbances and burglaries
• Rodeo Houston tix on sale Saturday
• Prize Posse rounds-up great teachers
• Time to sign-up for the annual Community Trash-Off
• Stay Comfy, Save Money with Winter Weather Tips from Entergy
• Making a difference...
• Bridge City Police Beat
• Orange County marriage licenses issued
• Orange County concluded divorce proceedings
• Pet of the Week - Jack
• Nederland native is the ‘CATS’ meow
• Dinner and drama highlight BC chamber mixer
• Greater Orange Area Literacy board recently elected new officers for 2011.
• Orange County Relay for Life kicks off in May
• Vidor Police Beat
• State awash in red to begin search for green
• Celebrating 50...
• The winner is...
• Patron Party still has tickets available
• Uzzle retires from BC Fire and Rescue
• Power outage leaves 7,000 customers in the dark
• Man arrested following high speed chase
• A generous donation
• Woman assaulted while walking Thursday
• Silsbee man arrested in meth bust
• West Orange Police Beat
• Area could see temperatures drop below freezing next week
• No injuries or damage reported in large grass fire
• Deputy commended for selfless act in line of duty
• Criminal trespass possible for hog poachers
• City re-appoints key positions to start New Year
• Family loses house to fire in Vidor
• Home break-ins continue in 2011
• Crump joins commissioners court at first meeting
• Orange council approves ordinance for district boundaries
• Vehicle stolen from car dealership
• Orange County’s New Year Baby
• Julie Rogers Gift of Life wins $25,000 from Entergy
• Cemetery storage building burglarized
• Lumberton teen dies in early morning wreck
• Fire destroys Orangefield home
• OC Health Department inspects local restaurants
• Local couple making a difference in foster childrens’ lives
• New hope with a plant
• Stark Museum of Art Hosts Great Explorers Family Day
• Car collision results in fire
• Orange Leader’s Top Ten stories in 2010
• Much needed rain falls in Southeast Texas
• Looking at 2011 with resolve
• Army Pvt. Watson graduates from basic training
• Fire destroys local home
• Orange native re-elected to chair board of world’s largest scientific society
• Harlem Ambassadors Tour is coming to Orange
• Holiday sales, going strong, may be best ever
• BBB Offers New Year Tips to Take Control of Your Finances
• Police station lobby closed after man purposely drives in
• A Hawaiian Christmas
• AREA CALENDAR
• Single vehicle collision results in fatality
• Parsons ‘extinguishes’ firefighting career in Orange department after 31 years
• U.S. Census announces 2010 population counts
• Blue Santa Helps Over 350 Children
• Census gives Texas more clout
• Former McAllen police officer sentenced to prison
• Toys ready for Christmas pickup
• Home Fire
• Troopers participate in impaired driving mobilization campaign
• OC Health Department revisits local restaurant
• Burn ban back on court's agenda
• Bridge City Police Beat
• Pet of the week
• Mount Calvary Baptist Church gives Christmas smiles
• State sales tax show strong improvement
• Michael indicted for Nov. aggravated robbery
• Marihuana arrest on IH-10
• Lamar honors four as top graduates in class of December 2010
• Vidor Police Beat
• Burglary Suspect Arrested
• Local gas prices remain below state average
• Trophy winner gives thanks
• West Orange Police Beat
• Cherryholmes members share holiday joy with senior citizens
• No injuries reported in Mauriceville house fire
• Santa's Helpers
• Repair work to close OC Courthouse for two weeks
• Bridge City Police Beat
• Lane closure on I-10 in Vidor today
• PH suspends fire chief pending investigation outcome
• Officer Ellison promoted to Captian
• Suspect arrested in restaurant burglary
• Brush fire scorches 50-plus acres in Vidor
• Lutcher Theater adds a second performance of “Cats”
• Orange Police Beat
• Santa letters due Thursday
• Commissioners honor Minton for service to county
• Entergy offers tips to manage energy expenses
• Local church invites public to Christmas Tour of Homes
• Feast of Sharing
• West Orange Police Beat
• Pinehurst police respond to report of gunshots
• PH fire chief on hot seat, council to consider suspension
• All dressed up for the Salvation Army Doll Tea
• The Vidor Classic Christmas Cruise
• Orange County indictments for several transgressions
• SE Texas Democrat to switch parties
• Vidor Police Beat
• Director of Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, dies
• LSC-O gives back to community
• OPD seeks public assistance to identify suspect
• Seniors find ‘JOY’ in helping others
• GOACC New Chairperson
• Stroll through Shangri La this holiday season
• Local churches to hold musical
• Pinehurst Police Beat
• 'Doing It' in style
• Burglaries continue, suspect apprehended
• Christmas Cruise shifts gears to help community kids
• Bridge City Christmas Parade 2010
• Local man celebrates birthday by giving gift of life to another
• Choir Concerts will open Carl Godwin Auditorium
• Vidor Police Beat
• Orangefield Elementary names Honor Roll students
• Credit union president indicted for embezzlement and money laundering
• Vidor man arrested for injuring child
• ‘Suspicious’ fire at vacant Jack Tar Hotel
• Community looks to restart annual holiday tradition
• Kiwanis Club of Orange to give away a $4,000 trip
• LeBlanc gradutes basic training
• Shopping season done for some, but others still have more to do
• West Orange Police Beat
• Christmas arrives with multiple events across area
• TxDOT prepares for night work on Neches River Bridge
• City council approves criteria for creating single-member election districts
• Mauriceville Senior Citizen Supper set for Saturday
• I-10 lane closure at Hwy 62 Thursday
• Orange Council to discuss single-member election districts at special meeting
• Orange Police Beat
• Gray to serve as Jaycees Parade Grand Marshal
• Resident injured in hit and run auto pedestrian accident
• Pinehurst Police Beat
• OC under Tornado Watch until 9 p.m., Monday
• Teton Industrial and Workforce Solutions SETX honored at conference
• Vidor Police Beat
• West Orange Police Beat
• Time to pick a tree
• WO-S Middle School Choir students earn All-Region Honors
• Toy Coffee toy fundraiser is like no other
• Local Stores open early for Black Friday Shoppers
• Donations arriving slowly, Blue Santa asks for help
• Scarecrow Festival concludes Saturday
• Pinehurst Police Beat
• School board officially hires Colbert as superintendent
• 2 injured in West Orange home invasion
• “DO IT in Orange” Hometown Holiday Shopping Campaign begins
• It’s anchors aweigh for Orange Navy II property
• Vehicle stolen from car dealership
• 2 injured in West Orange home invasion
• Bridge City Police Beat
• Local church group continues quest to help those in need
• Troopers urge travelers to drive safely during the holidays
• Holiday closings set for Thanksgiving
• Vidor Police Beat
• West Orange Police Beat
• To stuff or not to stuff
• Orange County returns indictments
• OC Health Department inspects restaurants
• TxDOT’s Obr to head San Angelo District
• A Lifetime of Music
• Fuel prices on the rise in time for Thanksgiving
• Shangri La announces winning scarecrow designs at Autumn Fair
• Fall and winter fun ahead at Ford Park
• LC-M CISD to hold open enrollment meetings; accepting applications now
• Neches River Bridge lane closures
• Orange Police Beat
• Vidor Council chooses Shows as new police chief
• Young pleads guilty to two counts including sexual assault
• Disney classic comes to life at Lutcher
• Suspension letter to Capt. Robert Arnold
• Arnold given indefinite suspension by OPD
• Hometown Holiday Shopping Kickoff this Friday
• Garrett’s death caused by rare heart disease
• Charter bus available for WO-S game
• West Orange Police Beat
• No swim team for OHS
• Woman dies following wreck Monday afternoon
• West Orange votes no on proposed RV park
• Pinehurst Police Beat
• Vidor Police Beat
• Woman dies in Orange County wreck
• Salvation Army asking residents to be giving
• Orange man uncooperative with police during arrest
• Man arrested for stealing from Jack Tar Hotel
• Bridge City Police Beat
• Swim team - take 2
• Sabine Federal Credit Union to sponsor classroom makeover contest
• Burn ban to go before Commissioners’ Court again
• BBB announces newly elected directors
• CCS Holiday Extravaganza a success
• Sales figures improve in O.C.
• Families register for EJ's help with toys
• Knowing past paves way to healthier future
• Cycle of warm and cool weather resumes
• Shangri La to host Autumn Fair
• Harsh words: Football fans fire taunts at opposition
• One dead in Orange County motorcycle accident
• Orange Police Beat
• Shots fired at Orange residence
• Pinehurst business vandalized for second time since May
• Bridge City Police Beat
• Orange Savings Bank advises against phone scam
• Attempted break-in, shot fired at Orange residence
• Warehouse destroyed by fire Tuesday night
• City may reimburse some costs for downtown development project
• Pinehurst Police Beat
• OPD captain not charged in July shooting death
• New police chief selected in Orange
• Orange police officer will not go to trial for fatally shooting man
• Fire destroys apartment in Vidor, damages another
• Two girls die in auto fatality
• Burn ban lifted in Orange County
• Colbert tabbed as WO-C CISD superintendent finalist
• West Orange Police Beat
• Vidor Police Beat
• LSC-Orange administrator assaulted on campus
• West Orange-Cove gets new superintendent
• Argument leads to stabbing
• Martin named OPD chief
• OC Health Department inspects local businesses
• To lift, or not to lift, is the question for Commissioners’ Court
• Orange County indictments returned
• Athena Award applications now being accepted
• LSC-O’s Choate-Rumby recognized for community service with Rogers’ Award
• TxDOT will hold small business briefings across Texas
• Vidor Council OKs first reading of annexation
• Holiday Extravaganza returns with auction and shopping
• Garrett autopsy still not ready, dad wants answers
• OSB and FHLB of Dallas aid in opening of Putnam Place
• Voters approve $14 million bond election in O.C. Water District 1
• Texas native to perform with national production at Lutcher Sunday
• Vidor man’s trial for sexual assault and child pornography declared a mistrial
• Trustees Hardin and Burks retain seats on DISD
• Traffic stop leads to Orange officer to draw weapon
• TxDOT closes lane on Interstate 10 in Orange County
• New Orleans man found with 13 pounds of pot in Vidor indicted
• Orange man indicted on bigamy charges
• Vidor's football team could diminish town's prejudiced past
• TCEQ fines 9 SE Texas operations
• Poe, Brady move up in Congress
• Tea party, GOP score wins in SE Texas
• Election Day 2010 - Update 9 p.m.
• Commissioners listen to information on immigration program
• Crump claims county commissioner's seat; Brady retains post
• Burn ban continues unless there’s more rainfall
• Vidorians celebrate new city hall
• Vidor pays tribute to well-knowns with Walk of Fame
• Election day 2010 is here
• Bridge City Police Beat
• $80,000 approved for Orange County Airport
• Gunshots penetrate Orange home
• Vidor Police Beat
• Pinehurst Police Beat
• Pet of the Week - Precious
• Rollover on Interstate 10 in Orange County
• Man hits patrol pickup, leads officer on chase
• Vidor man indicted for online solicitation
• Operation Blue Santa begins now
• Early voting ends; election day is Tuesday
• Two arrested from Orange narcotics search warrant
• Early voting ends today
• UPDATE: Firefighters extinguish 16th Street fire in Orange
• Father of deceased football star home burglarized
• Footage of Reggie Garrett taken from father's home
• Super Food Mart robbed Wednesday night
• Stabbing on Mill Street in Vidor
• INVISTA announces expansion of employment base in Texas
• Traffic stopped on I-10 West outside of Beaumont
• West Orange Police Beat
• Firefighters battle brush fire on 16th Street
• Orange Police respond to shooting
• Finalists announced for WO-C superintendent’s job
• Halloween events abound this weekend
• Texas trails other states in DNA swab rules
• Woman, two men linked to stolen A/C
• Plant ordered not to destroy evidence in case of worker struck, killed by rail car
• Cowboy Church in Orange celebrates third year
• VIDEO: Neches River Bridge will get $250,000 fix
• Orange Invista plant to hire new employees
• Pinehurst Police Beat
• Bridge City Police Beat
• BBB offers five ways to fight back against phone bill cramming
• Commissioners to discuss and consider repairs to be made to the Orange County Jail
• Orange County GOP plans for November election
• Early voting begins today for November elections
• Woman arrested for fleeing the scene and driving with suspended license
• City to hold Downtown Master Plan meetings
• Cowboy Church to celebrate third anniversary
• Stark Museum to Host Free Round-table Discussion of the Book The Medici Giraffe
• OC Commissioners ask for more information regarding jail repairs
• LC-M adults organize to support ag students
• Sales figures down locally, but improving
• Vidor Police Beat
• New Pinehurst city hall the light at the end of the proverbial tunnel
• Entergy offers security lighting ‘for peace of mind’
• Gas prices continue moving higher
• West Orange Police Beat
• Study: Hispanics outlive other ethnic groups
• Vidor police chief leaves for job in Houston suburb
• Renowned artist to appear at Pinehurst Gallery
• Rain, wind precede arrival of sunny skies
• Orange man’s death caused by blunt force trauma
• OPD searching for a runaway juvenile
• Arson is the cause behind backyard couch fire
• UPDATE: Autopsy shows volunteer firefighter may have been struck by rail car
• Mauriceville home damaged by fire
• Burn ban adopted in various Southeast Texas counties
• Sentencing begins for Vidor woman who shot husband
• Commissioners approve to enact county burn ban
• West Orange man found dead inside DuPont-Invista
• Bridge City Police Beat
• Officials find 31 pot plants in Rose City wooded area
• BC Police Department now operating at full staff
• Deadline approaching for VFW scholarship info, contests
• Orange County Health Department grades local schools
• HOT funding, bonds, and breast cancer awareness on the Orange Council agenda
• OC Grand Jury returns indictments
• Commissioners to consider wildfire conditions in county at meeting
• VMS to hold ‘Science Day’ Oct. 16
• These announcers give voice to the Cardinals
• LSC-O is part of SETX Career Fair for high school students
• Follies 2011 present "Hollywood Nights"
• Fall Festival offers history lesson in Cajun culture
• West Orange Police Beat
• Deaths of Vidor woman and children ruled murder-suicide
• OPD respond to kidnapping
• Blue Santa fundraiser set for Sunday
• Benefit set for Sunday for youth battling cancer
• Orange Police Beat
• LC-M sets theme and date for Homecoming parade
• BC council calls for end to temporary housing units
• Beaumont diocese refers sex abuse charges to legal team
• Vidor Police Beat
• Pinehurst Police Beat
• Orange pedestrian hit on 16th Street
• Groups conduct workshop on downtown development
• Meth lab shut down in Vidor
• Vidor man arrested on federal firearms violations
• 9 pounds of cocaine seized
• Plenty of house for sale, not enough buyers in OC
• 19 accept early leave packages from VISD
• Man found dead in PH apartment
• Orange traffic stop yields 9 pounds of cocaine
• Narc officers find Vidor meth lab
• Pinehurst man found dead in his apartment
• West Orange Police Beat
• Vidor woman possible victim in triple homicide
• UPDATE: Vidor man suspected of drunken driving after driving car off I-10
• Man cut while trying to break up a fight
• Two runaway juveniles found by OPD
• Orange mans’ Cadillac taken for a joy ride
• Beaumont diocese former priests accused of sexual abuse
• Commissioners’ recognized area’s Cajun culture at meeting
• City staff all moved in to new city hall
• Stacking the deck for success
• LSC-O now offers master certifications in math, reading and science
• Firefighters and city discuss holidays and pay scales
• Commissioners to get an early running start on county agenda
• OISD concerned over enrollment decrease
• Lions Club Carnival is back for 70th annual event
• Vidor police chief submits resignation
• Orange to receive grant to hire law enforcement officers
• TxDOT makes it easier to report problems
• Desormeaux sentenced to life for Bourque murder
• Vidor residents speak out against proposed annexation
• Pinehurst Council passes annual budget and tax rate
• Phone scam targets OSB customers
• City unveils master plan for downtown development
• BC business owners unhappy with forgivable loan process
• Orange police warn of phone scam
• Inaugural ‘Hope for Health’ event set for Oct. 30
• County treasurer earns prestigious honor
• Man arrested on child porn charges
• Grand Jury to decide if Orange officer faces trial in fatal shooting
• Orange man arrested on child porn charges
• HOT funding passes in spite of hotel owners opposition
• Whitehead death case in hands of district attorney's office
• Robbery assault puts Orange man into ER
• CHAMPS Center, organizations will receive HOT funding
• Council to vote on final reading for tax rates
• ‘Make a Difference’ with the VFW
• Lodges help Vidor kick off new city hall
• Scarecrow Festival returns for second year
• Texas Education Agency’s Division of Fingerprinting visits Orangefield campuses
• HOT money funding main topic at Commissioners’ Court meeting
• Last respects paid to No. 12
• Bicyclist injured
• WO-C sets timeline for superintendent search
• Stark House and Stark Museum celebrate Smithsonian Day
• Man on most wanted sex offender list arrested in Vidor
• City of Vidor offices closed Friday
• Orange man, 68, caught hiding cocaine with cane indicted
• Pinehurst says retirement plan in the making too early to accept
• Local Crime Stoppers on hiatus due to lack of funding
• Hotel owners express concerns over CHAMPS funding
• Vidor offices to be closed Friday
• Emergency management on schedule for projects
• WO-S remebers Garrett fondly
• VIDEO: Garrett's loss affecting LC-M football team
• Vinton teen arrested in locker room burglary
• Teen arrested for burglary of WO-S locker room
• Kittrell sets retirement date on Oct. 31
• Orange woman found dead in motel room
• Search continues for man missing in Sabine
• Dunn: A chance we won't know why his body did this
• With Garrett in his heart, Bevil leads Lamar to comeback win
• Cardiac arrhythmia possible cause of Garrett's death
• How often does death visit football fields?
• Seahawks safety knew Garrett was special
• Fallen West Orange-Stark quarterback a respected student, athlete
• Video: LC-M coach saddened by loss of Garrett
• Locker room burglarized during West Orange-Stark game
• Stadium will remain open for Reggie Garrett tributes
• Kittrell to retire at end of October
• Area football teams honor Garrett
• Dead woman found in Orange Super 8
• Body located in Sabine River
• Commissioners approve salary raises after tumultuous vote
• Healing process begins at WO-S
• Garrett autopsy rules out aneurysm, heart attack
• Garrett memorial effort has no bounds
• Allison, Dishon win rookie league championship
• Services set for Reggie Garrett
• Accounts set up in on behalf of Garrett
• Funeral services set for Garrett
• Commissioners lock horns over salaries
• Budget, tax rate pending approval at next Commissioners’ Court
• Boat races come back this weekend
• Local coaches react to WO-S tragedy
• Dan Hooks statement on death of Reggie Garrett
• WO-S still in shock over Garrett's death; cancels next week's game
• 2 Vidor men arrested in connection with auto burglaries
• BC woman sentence for Hurricane Ike fraud
• WO-S QB Garrett dies after collapsing on field
• Cat saved from mobile home fire
• Vidor woman found guilty for possession of child pornography
• Vidor man found guilty and convicted of kidnapping
• CHAMPS facility at center of HOT funding
• Two Vidor men arrested in 15 Beaumont car burglaries
• Invasive plants to be highlighted tonight at Shangri La
• Ferry Drive in Bridge City opens Friday
• Water heater sets fire to Vidor mobile home
• UPDATE: Pedestrain dies on I-10 Neches River bridge
• School nurse is kids' first line of health defense
• Vidor man sentenced to 10 years for kidnapping
• Vidor woman found guilty of child pornography charges
• Vidor opens school enrollment to region, LC-M considers similar option
• Woman gets probation, must pay for false Ike claims
• Council conducts second public hearing on proposed tax rate
• BC’s Ferry Drive to be used Friday
• High pressure pushing storms away
• Commissioners discuss raises for judge and sheriff at meeting
• One resident warns senior citizens of scam artists
• Iran bail decision on American stirs backlash
• Latest Orange County health scores released
• W.H. Stark House sponsors free show at Lutcher Theater
• Council to conduct tax rate and budget readings
• Arnett’s look back on Ike
• The school may be gone, but the memory lives on
• Orange PD Award Locals for Assistance During Water Rescue
• WO-S to hold first ever Tailgate Party
• Attendance figures improve
• LSC-O library hosts photography exhibit as part of Life-Long Learning program
• BCISD offering senior citizen passes
• Renaissance looks to bring urgent care clinic to BC
• Orange man arrested for possession of marijuana
• New church set to open Sunday
• Budget issues creating changes in VISD
• Texan gets 99 year prison term for stealing smokes
• Two horses die from auto collision Tuesday
• I-10 delays at Neches River Bridge
• Pinehurst Police Beat
• Donations to booster club still secure
• Vidor PD nets 35 arrests during "Labor Day crackdown"
• Single tickets on sale Friday for Lutcher season
• Bridge City puts the stop to popular drug substitute
• Vidor police issue 264 tickets during Labor Day crackdown
• DuPont donates safety trailer to OCSO
• City-wide cleanup is successful, but work in progress
• Second time the charm for tax rate hearing
• OF community bids farewell to Coach Tennison
• Bridge City Police Beat
• I-10 lane closure at Womack tonight
• West Orange Police Beat
• Vidor Police Beat
• BBB warns of scammers targeting job hunters
• OC Hotel Occupancy Tax Committee to hold public hearing
• OISD unveils expanded Life Skills facilities at high school, elementary
• Long-time coach, friend Tennison passes away
• TEA cuts school bus seat belt money
• Gas prices down just in time for Labor Day
• FridayNightCentral.com provides full football action
• Gulf oil platform explodes, burning off La. coast
• Cocaine, PCP, stolen gun found in search of Orange home
• Vidor restricts use of K2
• Smith Lake lifeguards to be honored
• Annual Pinehurst picnic set for Monday
• Deadline looms for Orange County budget
• Deweyville ISD sets November election, Orangefield cancels
• WO-C CISD approves pay increase for some employees
• One injured Monday in school bus wreck
• I-10 closure means more traffic in BC
• Closings reported for Monday
• OISD approves budget, tax rate, pay increase
• Company ends enterprise contract
• Orange plastics firm among those ending Texas jobs contract
• Interstate 10 spill means traffic backup in Bridge City
• Man jumps from Neches River Bridge
• UPDATE: One student injured in Vidor school bus accident
• Orange's Earl Thomas has big night against Brett Favre's Vikings
• This week's high school football games
• Remains of wrecked ship found on Neches River
• LSC-O nears completion of final renovations after Hurricane Ike
• DuPont Sabine River Works hosts ‘Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day’
• Mauriceville house fire
• Lifeguards who saved boy from Smith Lake to be honored
• 27 firefighters work Friday house fire in Mauriceville
• I-10 in SE Texas could be closed until Tuesday
• Katrina anniversary remembered
• Katrina evacuee makes new life in Triangle
• OC unemployment climbs, while Texas jobless rate holds steady
• BCISD attendance back to near pre-Ike levels
• BBB offers tips for college-bound students
• Chenella retires from education after 48 years
• Bibb indicted for death of Beaumont woman
• Woman indicted in four Orange robberies in one June day
• Kountze man indicted for murder in Rose City dragging death
• Three arrested in counterfeit money bust
• Vidor man killed in motorcycle wreck
• TxDOT closes lanes on FM 365 and Interstate 10
• Busy railroad crossing to be closed Friday
• Thousands of counterfeit dollars seized in Orange County
• UPDATE: Vidor man killed in motorcycle accident named
• Booth spaces available now for ‘Holiday in the Park’
• Woman dies Monday in single vehicle wreck
• Illegal drugs found in Whitehead’s system
• Pinehurst council approves rate changes
• Vinton residents get new digital telephone service
• One killed in wreck in Bridge City
• Vidor officer uses CPR to save infant
• Vidor pool vandalized twice in eight days
• Parents find traffic jam at new school
• SMASHing good time
• Passions rise at dueling NYC mosque demonstrations
• FDA commissioner says agency needs more authority
• BBB urges caution for satellite TV customers
• Shangri La keeps busy with new summer programs
• Masonic Lodge presents WO mayor with Community Builder’s Award
• New campus welcomes students on Monday
• Train collides with truck late Thursday
• LC-M’s Dunn is Secondary Teacher of Year finalist
• Sales figures remain below 2009
• Burglaries grow rampant in Orange
• Schossow selected as new GOACC president
• Funnel cloud spotted in Bridge City
• Orange Chamber Announces Ida Schossow as New President/CEO
• Vidor police to step up Labor Day weekend enforcement
• Orange County fugitives arrested in Ohio
• SMASH weekend begins Friday
• LC-M teachers named region's teachers of the year
• Orange Police Department major to retire after 34 years
• BBB warns that iPad scammers are already at work
• Vidor man charged with online solicitation of 11-year-old
• Library to remain closed until September
• New citrus disease found on satsuma tree in Orange
• Tallant retires after 30 years as firefighter
• OPD major set to retire
• ‘Last Blast’ event set for Saturday
• County proposes plan to balance budget
• More rain in forecast following Monday storm
• Local church invites public to community prayer for start of school
• Louisiana Airboat Tours boasts upgrade
• Orange man found shirtless in road, his car in a ditch
• Friday morning fire kills three in Vidor
• 'Bat Boy' flies into Orange for two-weekend run
• Man indicted in Orange beating death
• Orange home damaged in Friday fire
• Tax free holiday weekend is back
• 17-year-old shot in chest Friday in Orange
• Qualifying items for sales tax holiday
• Storm knocks power out across Southeast Texas
• Soles for Souls
• Earth Week Celebration

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