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HEALTHY LIVING — Dry eyes? What Do I Do? Try this.
As is the case with many of my columns, this was suggested by a dear friend who suffers from dry eyes. The surprising news is that it is very common, nearly 16 million Americans have it. Symptoms of this condition are burning, dry or scratchy feeling, blurry vision and red eyes. The good news is […] The post HEALTHY LIVING — Dry eyes? What Do I Do? Try this. appeared first on Orange Leader.
Orange man, 34, sentenced to federal prison for drug trafficking
The Orange Regional Tactical Response Team executed a narcotic search warrant in the 1100 block of 9th Street Jan. 5, 2022, arresting two people at the time and recovering cocaine, heroin and methamphetamine in the process. 28 months later, U.S. Attorney Damien M. Diggs announced a resolution in the case, indicating U.S. District Judge Marcia […] The post Orange man, 34, sentenced to federal prison for drug trafficking appeared first on Orange Leader.
Mayor, councilman sworn in for City of Orange
The City of Orange celebrated a small change in leadership Tuesday evening, as one newly elected councilman took his seat on the dais, while another stepped away. This week’s meeting represented City of Orange District 1 Councilman David Bailey’s last meeting. He did not seek re-election. “I didn’t run for (city council) re-election because there […] The post Mayor, councilman sworn in for City of Orange appeared first on Orange Leader.
Donation helps printing press purchase
The Orangefield ISD Education Foundation donated $1,250 to Orangefield Jr. High. The donation aims to enhance the art program by purchasing a printing press. The donation was funded in part by the B.A. & E.W. Steinhagen Benevolent Trust through the Southeast Texas Arts Council. The post Donation helps printing press purchase appeared first on Orange Leader.
Bechtel hosting 2 major hiring events this week regionally; check out the details
PORT ARTHUR — Bechtel is looking to hire for more than 500 roles for the Port Arthur LNG construction project taking place in Sabine Pass. To do so, Bechtel is hosting a hiring event from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday at Bob Bowers Civic Center, 3401 Cultural Center Drive in Port Arthur. Jesse Kyle, […] The post Bechtel hosting 2 major hiring events this week regionally; check out the details appeared first on Orange Leader.
ASK A COP — How do we legally pass stopped emergency vehicles on the roadway?
Max asks: Can you explain the passing of a stopped emergency vehicle law again? I was trying to explain it to a friend and I couldn’t remember all the vehicles it referred to and the speed to reduce the vehicle when passing such vehicles. Answer: The state of Texas is very serious when it come […] The post ASK A COP — How do we legally pass stopped emergency vehicles on the roadway? appeared first on Orange Leader.
Sheriff’s Office updates investigation into threats made to Orangefield ISD campuses
Orange County Sheriff’s Office officials said authorities first received a call from the Orangefield Independent School District at 1:03 p.m. Monday. The call was in reference to threats. “An anonymous caller placed calls to multiple campuses, indicating their intent to harm students and faculty,” a release from the Sheriff’s Office stated. OCSO officials, along with […] The post Sheriff’s Office updates investigation into threats made to Orangefield ISD campuses appeared first on Orange Leader.
Orangefield Independent School District threat deemed not credible, police say
VIDOR — A potential threat at Orangefield Independent School District schools has been deemed not credible, per law enforcement. Vidor Police Chief Rod Carroll said authorities received a call for mutual assistance regarding a possible active shooter at Orangefield schools, at which time VPD offered assistance. The threats were directed at all of the schools […] The post Orangefield Independent School District threat deemed not credible, police say appeared first on Orange Leader.
Orangefield Independent School District threat deemed not credible, police say
VIDOR — A potential threat at Orangefield Independent School District schools has been deemed not credible, per law enforcement. Vidor Police Chief Rod Carroll said authorities received a call for mutual assistance regarding a possible active shooter at Orangefield schools, at which time VPD offered assistance. The threats were directed at all of the schools […] The post Orangefield Independent School District threat deemed not credible, police say appeared first on Orange Leader.
Orange County home received fire damage Sunday
VIDOR — Firefighters in Orange County battled a Sunday morning fire in Vidor. Vidor Fire Chief Robert L. Smith said the call came in to Orange County Emergency Services District No. 1 for the fire in the 1000 block of Liberty Street. The single story wood frame home had light smoke showing when firefighters arrived. […] The post Orange County home received fire damage Sunday appeared first on Orange Leader.
CULINARY THRILL SEEKING — You are otaku about something …
The Otaku food and anime festival has hit Central Mall twice now. This second time, May 11-12, I had to go. After hearing of great crowds and tempting food offerings, I wanted to see all the costumed fans and vendors. Super cute keychains looked like bowls of ramen. It was great fun to see people […] The post CULINARY THRILL SEEKING — You are otaku about something … appeared first on Orange Leader.
Texas gas prices have fallen 12.3 cents per gallon in last week. Will the trend continue?
While pump prices haven’t exactly plummeted, the national’s motorists have seen the average price of gasoline drop in a majority of states over the last week as refineries finish maintenance and ramp up output of products like gasoline, according to Patrick De Haan. The head of petroleum analysis at GasBuddy said with gas prices nearing […] The post Texas gas prices have fallen 12.3 cents per gallon in last week. Will the trend continue? appeared first on Orange Leader.
Storms capable of producing winds of more than 60 mph possible Monday, Weather Service warns
Another round of severe thunderstorms are expected to develop Monday afternoon into Monday night. Storms will be capable of producing damaging winds of more than 60 mph, along with large and destructive hail and tornadoes, according to the National Weather Service. Severe thunderstorm and/or tornado watches are likely to issued later Monday. In addition to […] The post Storms capable of producing winds of more than 60 mph possible Monday, Weather Service warns appeared first on Orange Leader.
PHOTO FEATURE — Water safety message delivered to pre-k, kindergarten students
The Bridge City/Orangefield Rotary Club recently presented Josh the Otter Water Safety Program to Orangefield prekindergarten and kindergarten students. Each child also received a Josh the Otter Water Safety Booklet to take home to share with their families. The post PHOTO FEATURE — Water safety message delivered to pre-k, kindergarten students appeared first on Orange Leader.
ADOPT A PET — Beautiful German Shepherd mix Katniss ready for YOU
WEST ORANGE — Katniss is a beautiful German Shepherd mix, who is waiting for her furever family. She is sweet, smart and knows how to walk on a leash. Katniss must be part Italian, because she absolutely loves pupperoni treats, and she will sit like a lady for you, if you offer her one. Please consider […] The post ADOPT A PET — Beautiful German Shepherd mix Katniss ready for YOU appeared first on Orange Leader.
“Ms. Dee” Quinn remembered for service, patriotism
Delsie Baldwin Quinn, known as Ms. Dee at the American Legion Post No. 49 in Orange, was a commander filled with patriotism and compassion who didn’t let anything get her down. A special tribute was made this week for the woman who served her country for 14 years in the U.S. Navy and four years […] The post “Ms. Dee” Quinn remembered for service, patriotism appeared first on Orange Leader.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR — Continued Terrance Watson case unnecessary for Orange
Dear editor I write to update you on the State of Texas vs. Terrance Watson Case #A190613-R scheduled for June 10, 2024. This marks the third attempt by our Orange County Assistant District Attorney Bard Anderson to try this case, which appears excessively vindictive. Despite numerous concerns: – Taxpayer burden – Over 5 years of […] The post LETTER TO THE EDITOR — Continued Terrance Watson case unnecessary for Orange appeared first on Orange Leader.
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