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  • Earl Nat Dorman,80, Orange Texas

    Updated Feb 13, 2018

    Earl Nat Dorman, 80, of the McLewis Community in Orange, Texas, passed away on February 11, 2018 surrounded by his family. Funeral services will be held at 2:00 p.m., Thursday, February 15, 2018, at Claybar Funeral Home in Orange. Officiating will be his nephew, Reverend Harold Welch, of Primera Baptist Church in Bastrop. Burial will follow at Dorman Cemetery in the McLewis Community in Orange. Visitation will be prior to the service beginning at 12:00 p.m. Born in Orange,...

  • BRIDGE CITY HIGH SCHOOL JANUARY STUDENT OF THE MONTH

    Updated Feb 13, 2018

    Bridge City, Texas, February 13, 2018 – The Bridge City Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce that the January Student of the Month for Bridge City High School is Katelynn Haynes. Katelynn was presented her certificate and gift bag by Ambassador/Director Lucy Fields, Bridge City Council Member, at the February Networking Coffee hosted by Anytime Fitness. She received gift certificates and gifts from: The Classy Peacock, COS Printing, Wellspring Credit Union, Tiger Rock M...

  • Night Ranger, Kevin Fowler

    Updated Feb 13, 2018

    Photo by Tommy Mann Jr. Night Ranger, featuring from left to right, Keri Kelli, Brad Gillis and Jack Blades, will perform at the Golden Nugget Casino in Lake Charles on Saturday, June 2. Tickets start at $15 each and go on sale Friday, March 2. Another announcement this week includes country musician Kevin Fowler returning to the venue for a concert on Friday, March 30. Tickets start at $15 and go on sale Friday, Feb. 16. Rock, country acts set return dates to Golden Nugget By Tommy Mann Jr. The Record A rock act with its...

  • Valentine's Kisses

    Updated Feb 13, 2018

    St. Mary Catholic School’s Student Council delivered their Valentine Express as they do each year. This year Mrs. Angela Smith, Sponsor, lead the students delivering the Valentine treats on Monday instead of Valentine’s Day due to the fact that it occurs on Ash Wednesday this year. Ash Wednesday is a day of fasting and marks the beginning of Lent. Therefore the school celebrated with candy and kisses early!! Picture front, left to right are Beonca Harvey, Bella Tran and Vic...

  • BRIDGE CITY HIGH SCHOOL FEBRUARY STUDENT OF THE MONTH

    Updated Feb 13, 2018

    Bridge City, Texas, February 13, 2018 – The Bridge City Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce that the February Student of the Month for Bridge City High School is Jordan Janis. Jordan was presented his certificate and gift bag by Lifetime Ambassador/Director Brandy Slaughter of Energy Country Ford, at the February Networking Coffee hosted by Anytime Fitness. He received gift certificates and gifts from: The Classy Peacock, COS Printing, Wellspring Credit Union, Tiger R...

  • ORANGEFIELD HIGH SCHOOL FEBRUARY STUDENT OF THE MONTH

    Updated Feb 13, 2018

    Bridge City, Texas, February 13, 2018 – The Bridge City Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce that the February Student of the Month for Orangefield High School is Ngoc Pham. Ngoc was presented her certificate and gift bag by Bridge City Chamber Ambassador Beth Arnold, Marketing Director of Wellspring Credit Union at the February coffee hosted by Anytime Fitness. She received gift certificates and gifts from: The Classy Peacock, COS Printing, Wellspring Credit Union, Tiger Rock Martial Arts of Bridge City, Bridge City Ba...

  • LONGER DAYS AND LARGER BASS

    Updated Feb 13, 2018

    “When my crappie lights start coming on after the evening news,” said Joel Lance, “I know it’s time to start checking out my staging areas for big bass. No particular month, although February has been a pretty consistent one over the years, has much bearing on when the big females start showing up.” “For that matter, even water temperature hasn’t seemed to play as big a role as more hours of daylight,” added Lance. “Here on Toledo Bend, however, the big bass bite seems to start even earlier for me than the lakes a little fart...

  • SPRING TRAINING STARTS TODAY MINUS MANY FREE AGENTS

    Updated Feb 13, 2018

    KAZ’S KORNER The day of the long-term, nine-figure major league baseball salaries may be coming to a screeching halt, at least that’s what it looks like from my point of view. There’s a long laundry list of very talented major leaguers who must feel like they are in a state of limbo because spring training for pitchers and catchers begins today and these players who opted for free agency rather than re-sign with their 2017 team are really getting nervous. Last weekend Japanese star pitcher Yu Darvish may have become the l...

  • Brown fights Dems for place in race

    Updated Feb 13, 2018

    Dave Rogers For The Record There’s an election coming up and aspiring-to-be County Judge Donald Brown says folks in the local Democratic Party are playing politics. “They’ve decided to play politics because somebody doesn’t like me. They want to get me off the ticket,” he said Tuesday. Brown’s attorney, Mynor E. Rodriguez of Houston, sent a cease-and-desist letter to Orange County Democratic Party chairman John Baker over the weekend, threatening “immediate litigation” w...

  • Judge candidates top January donations, spending

    Updated Feb 13, 2018

    Dave Rogers For The Record Political newcomer Dean Crooks’ campaign continues as the big spender while his opponent in the March 6 Republican Primary, County Judge Stephen Brint Carlton, picked up the most donor dollars in the latest reporting period. Carlton scored a total of $6,000 in monetary and in-kind contributions in the period between Jan. 1 and Jan. 25 – including a couple of $2,500 contributions from Bridge City attorney Jay Tantzen and Orange native Colin Garrett, owner of Beaumont’s G&G Enterprises Const...

  • Luce endorses Crooks in judge race

    Updated Feb 13, 2018

    Dave Rogers For The Record Kenneth Luce, a former candidate for Orange County Judge, has endorsed challenger Dean Crooks over incumbent Judge Stephen Brint Carlton in the March 6 Republican primary. Luce has been busy getting out the word, because his withdrawal came too late to keep his name off the ballot. “I’m strongly encouraging all my supporters: Please don’t cast a vote for me,” Luce said. “Cast a vote for Dean Crooks. “That way, there’s not a run-off and we’ll have a new judge.” Both the Sabine Area Labor Council and...

  • Every day is Valentine’s for Orange couple

    Updated Feb 13, 2018

    Photo: Janelle and David Allen will mark the 30th anniversary of their first date on Valentine’s Day. (Photo by Dave Rogers) Dave Rogers For The Record Valentine’s Day is special for Janelle and David Allen. Wednesday marks the 30th anniversary of their first date, and they married three months after that. But every day is special to this Orange couple. “Really, we have a Valentine’s relationship all the time,” David said. These two preachers’ kids from west Texas and New Mex...

  • Sherlock Breaux in the Creaux's Nest

    Updated Feb 13, 2018

    TODAY IS A SPECIAL DAY Today is Valentine’s Day and also Ash Wednesday, the beginning of Lent. The beginning of the Lenten season marks 40 days before Easter. Christians will observe the Holy Season, each faith in its own way. I know for sure Catholics will participate in annul traditions that have been passed down for generation. Some of the earlier traditions have been modified by later generations even though many Catholics choose to still practice the old customs, like not eating meat on Friday, etc. We want to extend H...

  • Bridge City High School has your Valentine Flowers

    Updated Feb 13, 2018

    Debbie Gregg hands basketball coach Larry Sterling an arrangement of a dozen pink roses he ordered as a Valentine’s Day present from the store Gregg and her Floral Design students operate at Bridge City High School. Floral Design is a new career and technology class offering this school year. (Photo by Dave Rogers)...

  • Tax payments deliver boost for county

    Updated Feb 13, 2018

    Dave Rogers For The Record Tax Assessor-Collector Karen Fisher was the bearer of some really good news Tuesday afternoon at the weekly meeting of the Orange County Commissioners’ Court. Like $18.7 million worth. That’s the share of 2017 property tax collected through the end of January that stays with the county government in Orange after the other two dozen odd taxing entities – for example, cities, schools and navigation districts – take their cuts. Fisher’s office of...

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