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Declaration of Disaster for Orange County issued; officials share concerns
Judge John Gothia and the Orange County Office of Emergency Management issued a Declaration of Disaster for Orange County on Thursday. The declaration was issued in an abundance of caution for low areas and areas along the Neches and Sabine Rivers of Orange County. County leaders are asking area residents to take the necessary precautions […] The post Declaration of Disaster for Orange County issued; officials share concerns appeared first on Orange Leader.
Flooding continues to wreak havoc on Southeast Texas homes
LUMBERTON, Texas — Bobby Rector brought his dream home in 2002, a fixer upper in the Candlestick neighborhood in Lumberton. He's spent the last 22 years renovating it so it would be the perfect fit for his family, but last nights storms washed all that hard work away. "Last...
Southeast Texas prepares for District 21 runoff race
JEFFERSON COUNTY, Texas — Election leaders in Jasper, Orange and Jefferson Counties have been hard at work making sure the District 21 Primary runoff goes off without a hitch. A race that has quickly become one of the hottest in Texas. "We have three counties that are going to...
This Texas County is the Most Affordable Place to Buy a House
Texas is a large state and many people are moving to the Lonestar State. The cities of Austin, Dallas, and Houston are popular choices. However, smaller towns are more affordable. If you want to move to a more affordable county in Texas, many options are available. Jefferson County. Jefferson County...
'It's been a nightmare' | A Port Neches neighborhood is fed up with water not draining properly after severe storms
PORT NECHES, Texas — A Port Neches neighborhood is fed up with heavy flooding because of what they say is the water not draining properly. Neighbors living in a block of Main Street between Avenue D and Avenue E say they've been dealing with heavy flooding for over twenty years.
PHOTO FEATURE — West Orange-Cove CISD celebrates top district employees
West Orange-Cove CISD district employees of the year were announced during the annual Retirement and Employee Recognition Banquet. They include Jakeshia Wright, Auxiliary Employee of the Year; Benjamin Booker III, Paraprofessional of the Yea; and Kandi Jolivette, Teacher of the Year. All pictured here with Superintendent Dr. Rickie Harris. The post PHOTO FEATURE — West Orange-Cove CISD celebrates top district employees appeared first on Orange Leader.
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