Henley, Fremont, Risinger and Frye win seats on OISD board

 

Last updated 11/6/2012 at Noon



It was very heavy voting in the school board election for the Orangefield Independent School District. In an election that usually sees about 200 voters, over 1450 turned out this year. The totals vary because not everyone voted on every race.

For Place 1 former school board member Van H. “Bo” Henley handily defeated Jaun Gonzales Jr., 1010 to 437.

Nancy Ashworth, the only incumbent was defeated by retired Orangefield teacher and Orangefield Cormier Museum volunteer Jesse Fremont, 517 to 947 for place III.

Vying for Place VI were two Orangefield graduates, Johnny Dorman, who is also a former board member received 613 votes and was defeated by Orthodontist Ronald K. Risinger who received 845.

There were three candidates for Place VII. Brad Frye, the assistant chief of police in Bridge City won with 804 votes. Richard Durkin received 499 votes and Jason Guidroz received 133.

 

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