ORANGEFIELD —
The Bridge City Chamber of Commerce held its September Coffee at COS Printing located at 1600 Texas Avenue. With school back in session, the Chamber honored its first students of the month from both Bridge City High School and Orangefield High School for the 2012-2013 school year.
Counselor Ms. Parkhurst (left) with April Kilpatrick, Orangefield Student of the Month Heather Singletary, and Bridge City Chamber Ambassador Shirley Zimmerman as Singletary accepts her honor.
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Counselor Ms. Parkhurst (left) with April Kilpatrick, Orangefield Student of the Month Heather Singletary, and Bridge City Chamber Ambassador Shirley Zimmerman as Singletary accepts her honor. Courtesy photo
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October 6, 2012
Orangefield Student of the Month
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