Hometown News For Orange County, Texas
Hometown News For Orange County, Texas
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The Greater Orange Area Chamber of Commerce had the honor of presenting a certificate for Student of the Month for Deweyville ISD to Linsey Malone. Linsey is an outstanding young woman with a sensible head on her shoulders. She is very friendly, polite, and always helpful. Student Council, Secretary of Junior & Senior classes, “Best All Around” recipient, ranked 3rd in her senior class, participates in UIL Journalsim. She participates in Student Council and is the Vice Pre...
The Greater Orange Area Chamber of Commerce had the honor of presenting a certificate for Teacher of the Month for Deweyville ISD to Mrs. Lisa Smith. "Mrs. Smith began teaching in Kindergarten and later moved to 5th grade English Language Arts and Reading. She is now teaching 6th and 7th grade ELA. She has been on the is campus for 3 years. She began her teaching career in 1997 and has worked in Deweyville ISD for all 21 years. She is and excellent teacher that is very...
Due to unfavorable weather conditions impacting the Orange area, the Orange Convention and Visitors Bureau has CANCELED the Orange Riverfront Car Show event. The car show was scheduled to be held from 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. on Saturday, March 2, at the Riverfront Boardwalk and Pavilion. For additional information, please contact the Orange Convention and Visitors Bureau at 409.883.1011 or 409.883.1010....
Orange city councilman Bill Mello, left is welcomed back by councilman Paul Burch and Kelvin Knauf, acting city manager, at Tuesday's city council meeting. Mello was diagnosed with brain cancer in late January. He cracked several welcome jokes at the meeting but said he still must undergo months of radiation and chemotherapy sessions. RECORD PHOTO: Dave Rogers...
Senate Finance workgroups were announced this week. I am grateful to Senator Jane Nelson for naming me Chair for the Article 6,7, and 8 workgroup. Over the next few weeks we will go through the budgets of agencies such as the Texas Agricultural Commission, Texas Railroad Commission, Texas Department of Motor Vehicles and Texas Medical Board. This is the time we are able to make suggestions for additional items the agencies have requested to be added to the state's budget or to remove items. Here are five things happening at...
