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Articles from the June 25, 2019 edition


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  • Conservation Art: Federal Duck Stamps & Prints

    Updated Jun 25, 2019

    (ORANGE, TX) – The Stark Museum of Art is bringing the great outdoors inside with Conservation Art: Federal Duck Stamps & Prints. The exhibition opens July 13, 2019 and continues through January 4, 2020. This exhibition celebrates the Federal Migratory Bird Hunting and Conservation Stamp, popularly known as the Duck Stamp. A set of stamps and prints, from the beginning in 1934-1935 through 2000-2001, is on view. In addition to viewing the stamps and prints, visitors can go o...

  • John Robert Everett,89

    Updated Jun 25, 2019

    John Robert Everett, 89, passed away on June 23, 2019, in Houston, Texas. Funeral services will be held at 10:00 a.m., Friday, June 28, 2019, at St. Paul United Methodist Church in Bridge City, Texas. Visitation will be from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., Thursday, June 27, 2019, at St. Paul United Methodist Church in Bridge City, Texas....

  • STREAKS END & CONTINUE AT YANKEE STADIUM LAST WEEKEND

    Updated Jun 25, 2019

    KAZ’S KORNER The Houston Astros have been on top of the major league baseball world for the last two seasons, winning the American League West Division handily with more than 100 victories, making the postseason playoffs and even winning the World Series and doing it without any major injuries. So many franchises have had their seasons turned upside down by season-ending injuries to their best players and finished the season much lower in the standings than predicted on the preseason polls. But the Astros just kept rolling a...

  • Dio Returns

    Updated Jun 25, 2019

    Photo by Tommy Mann Jr. The “Dio Returns US Tour 2019” arrived in Southeast Texas this past Sunday, June 22, 2019, with a performance inside the Jefferson Theatre in downtown Beaumont to celebrate the life of legendary vocalist Ronnie James Dio through a state-of-the-art holographic image of the artist, while the music was performed live by former bandmates and peers. Several hundred area hard rock fans enjoyed musical selections, which included tunes from his time as the voc...

  • Jewel Faye Steele,87,Orangefield

    Updated Jun 25, 2019

    Jewel Faye Steele, 87, of Orangefield passed away on Sunday, June 23, 2019 at Harbor Hospice in Beaumont. Funeral Services will be held on June 27 at 10:00 a.m. at Claybar Funeral Home in Bridge City. Burial will follow at Evergreen Cemetery in Orange. Visitation will be Wednesday from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Claybar Funeral Home Bridge City. Jewel was born to Jack and Modena Parker Railey in Panola County, Texas on July 20, 1931. She moved to the Golden Triangle in the...

  • MISTAKEN IDENTITY POOR EXCUSE

    Updated Jun 25, 2019

    Unfortunately, the weekly Sabine River Shootouts take place every Tuesday afternoon and I send in my column at noon the same day. That means the previous results are exactly one week old by the time you see them in The Record! That is apparently the only minor problem for the popular weekly event as crowds grow and the winners continue to post very solid weights. It is absolutely pouring this morning which will necessitate changes in game plans to some degree, but they didn’t let a muddy river and falling water level slow t...

  • National, local officials ready for 2020 census

    Updated Jun 25, 2019

    Dave Rogers For The Record Before you know it, it will time to stand up and be counted. The U.S. Constitution requires that each decade we take a count of America’s population and the goal of the 2020 U.S. Census is to count everyone once, only once, and in the right place. “In our area, we know we’ve lost residents after [Tropical Storm] Harvey,” Bob Dickinson of the Southeast Texas Regional Planning Council said. “It’s important to get the highest participation in the 2020...

  • County finances get clean checkup

    Updated Jun 25, 2019

    Photo: Workers for Vidor’s Marsh Waterproofing install framework around new windows on the front of the Orange County Courthouse Tuesday. Work on the courthouse entrance is set for to be finished by mid-July. Dave Rogers For The Record Orange County’s new outside auditors, Weaver and Tidwell of Conroe, ranked the county’s bookkeeping “the highest level you can receive” Tuesday. The five-member panel in the high chairs of the County Commissioners’ Court was all smiles. “It...

  • Families vacation while building churches

    Updated Jun 25, 2019

    Photo: Day five of Cowboy Church’s new children’s church by Baptist Church Builders of Texas. Photos courtesy of Pam Honeycutt. Penny LeLeux For The Record Cowboy Church of Orange County is the beneficiary of a program where families spend their summer vacation building churches. Each third full week in June Baptist Church Builders of Texas volunteers travel at their own expense to somewhere in the United States. They help churches with their building projects. Theresa Agn...

  • Paul Douglas Clayton, 59, Orange Attorney

    Updated Jun 25, 2019

    Paul Douglas Clayton, 59, passed away surrounded by family on June 19, 2019 after sustaining a ruptured aneurysm in Houston, Texas. Paul was born January 7, 1960 in Beaumont, Texas, the third of five children born to Josephine and Lige Clayton. After graduating from Forest Park High School in 1978, Paul worked for Bethlehem Steel Company as a material expediter. He then pursued a degree in Business Administration from Lamar University, where he proudly pledged Pi Kappa Alpha F...

  • Sherlock Breaux in the Creaux's Nest

    Updated Jun 25, 2019

    TRUMP SLAMS HILLARY IN RE-ELECTION BID A few days ago, President Donald Trump announced his bid for re-election at a rally in Florida. His show wasn’t very presidential. He led the chorus for “Lock Her Up,” a reference to Hillary who has been investigated and cleared 87 times. He also approved of his loyalist shouting, “CNN Sucks.” He again repeated his claims of 2016, except he didn’t ask who was going to pay for the big, beautiful, magnificent wall. A report says white supremacy groups have grown by 30% since Trump took...

  • Houseman donates land for medical complex

    Updated Jun 25, 2019

    Photo: Caroline Mazzola Hennigan is sworn in to the Orange City of Council Tuesday night by attorney George Barron with her husband, Mike Hennigan, holding her Bible. RECORD PHOTO: Dave Rogers Dave Rogers For The Record Gisela Houseman Medical Complex could offer a cure for Orange County’s healthcare ills by 2021. Dr. Marty Rutledge, a longtime Orange physician, says he has 20 doctors interested in investing in his Orange Multi-Specialty Real Estate LLC and is “talking to 20...