
City considers outdoor multi-sport complex
Photo: Orange Mayor Larry Spears, Jr., talks Tuesday night to citizens interested in a new outdoor sports complex for the city
The Orange city council recently gave first approval of an Orange Economic Development Corporation incentive for Triangle Rescue
Photo: The city of Orange is taking steps to sell the old fire station on MacArthur Drive, next to Lions City Park. The structure
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Mayor Larry Spears, Jr. wants the Orange Natatorium converted into a recreation center for city
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The cost of keeping the City of Orange running and making it a place citizens want to live a year
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Orange officially got a new restaurant Tuesday – with a contingency – and a new housing subdivision
Cutline: Orange City Manager Shawn Oubre, right, discusses “quality of life” improvement options with city councilmen and citizens
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Larry Spears Jr. loves his hometown and the feeling seemed mutual Saturday night.
Results of the
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Orange will have a new mayor this year and Larry Spears, Jr., wants to be that new mayor.
Filing for
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The City of Orange approved a $38 million budget for the 2017-18 fiscal year, which begins Sunday
A FEMA monitor, right, watches as a grapple truck removes debris from a yard in Terry Estates Thursday afternoon. The pile of
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As a gesture, it was token.
Orange County commissioners’ court authorized a tax rate cut of
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Hurricane Harvey debris removal trucks should be moving about Orange County Wednesday.
Just don’t
PHOTO: Orange City Council voted to allow recreational vehicles and travel trailers on residential property for a year homes damaged
Tax rates, budgets and Hurricane Harvey are on the agendas of several local governments meeting in open session the next couple of
Tetanus vaccinations available:
Orange County will be holding Tdap tetanus vaccination clinics Friday, Sept. 8 through Tuesday
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Orange City Council held its first public hearing on its first proposed tax hike in four years
Cyclist Richie Wolfe, 26, of Kansas City, Missouri, stopped at the welcome sign near the intersection of 16th Street and Strickland
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Several local agencies will be receiving some much needed funds to continue providing vital
The City of Orange has joined the social media realm with the new Orange Texas Gov page on Facebook. This page has been designed to