Dannarriah Finley: Still no arrest eleven years later
Orange still mourns the loss of a little girl who was taken from her home on July 4, 2002 and her lifeless body found four days
Category: Local History In The News
BC First Police Chief
Time may have moved on, but crime has always been an issue for local police. Wilson Roberts, 75, the first Bridge City police chief
Bridge City turns 43
Caught in the crossfire of annexation a community conscious group of citizens in 1970 initiated a movement to incorporate the town
Over the decades, three officers killed in the line of duty
Recently, across the county, police were taking time to reflect on their fellow brethren who have lost their lives in the line of
2002 triple murder still considered worst in SETX history
Stevenson’s crime spree began in the early morning hours on Jan. 28, 2002. He shot and killed his girlfriend, Mirian McElroy, 51
Knights of Columbus, No. 1680 celebrates 100 years
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Capistrano: ageless favorite hangout
The train whistling down the tacks as it goes past the Capistrano has meant many things over the years from signaling for shots
Triple slaying in 1967 is still on the minds of many
A horrific crime was committed in January 1967 by a 14-year-old boy when three people were murdered as they slept.
Ronnie Lee Ozio
Ronnie Lee Ozio
The fight for justice continues
Life is in limbo for Laura Badeaux, the mother of Theresa Foskey, as she struggles to get through each day with the pain of losing
The W.H. Stark House Showcases Director’s Favorite Collection Items
Director’s Favorite is a new exhibit at The W.H. Stark House in Orange, Texas, showcasing retiring Managing Director Patsy
County to celebrate oil centennial; volunteers sought
Plans are underway to make the centennial of the first oil well in Orange County a countywide event. Harvey Wilson, one of the
Williams honored, historical commission appointed
“I will continue doing Orange County history until the day I am history,” said Dr. Howard C. Williams when he was honored by the
Orange County sailors remember Pearl Harbor
Imagine a beautiful sun rise on the Island of Oahu. It’s a peaceful Sunday morning with the ocean waves rolling up on to beach. It
Cow Bayou Swing Bridge historical marker to be unveiled Saturday
The Cow Bayou Swing Bridge in Bridge City will be recognized by the Orange County Historical Commission on Saturday. The unveiling
Orange Historical Society to meet
The Orange Historical Society will have its annual dinner meeting at 6 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 6 at PK’s Grill on Strickland
Two cold cases yet to be solved
It has been nearly 22 years since Christopher Stonecipher was last seen alive. According to reports, he told his mother he was going
Wilson ‘King’ Dunn: Memories from the past
King and Dee, the early years
I have been asked by several of the grandkids to relate how Eloide and I got together. It was not a
I have been asked by several of the grandkids to relate how Eloide and I got together. It was not a
OC Historical Commission Honors “Gatemouth” Brown
At 9 a.m., July 21, local music legend Clarence “Gatemouth” Brown will have a historical marker at his gravesite in Hollywood
Citizens ‘For’ wins Bridge City
Caught in the crossfire of annexation a community conscious group of citizens in 1970 initiated a movement to incorporate the town
Roccaforte leads Bridge City in renewal since Ike
Nearing the 42 anniversary of the city of Bridge City on July 7, Mayor Kirk Roccaforte reflects on the 29 years he has been involved
Wingates hold 83rd annual family reunion
Wingate Family Reunion attendees
Wingates