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Orange County wildlife ministry expands with special event; donation this week helps effort

While Kingdom Zoo Wildlife Center has served a multitude of children, co-founder Chester Moore knows there are more ... Read more

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FILM REVIEW — J-Lo is hit-and-miss with Shotgun Wedding

“Shotgun Wedding” Amazon Prime Video Directed by Jason Moore Starring Jennifer Lopez, Josh Duhamel, Jennifer Coolidge, Cheech Marin, ... Read more

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Entergy Texas announces complete Orange County power restoration expected today

Entergy Texas announced at mid-day Thursday that crews restored power to 97 percent of customers impacted by Tuesday’s storm. ... Read more

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Meritta Kennedy shares passion, focus as new Keep Orange County Beautiful chair

Meritta Kennedy has been chosen the new chairman of the board for Keep Orange County Beautiful. Kennedy also ... Read more

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Red Cross opens Bridge City shelter for tornado assistance, see details and how to help

BRIDGE CITY — The American Red Cross Texas Gulf Coast region is opening an emergency shelter in Bridge City to ... Read more

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MARY MEAUX — This free service will alert you to emergencies in your area

I had been keeping up with the weather Tuesday as I scrolled through social media and noted with ... Read more

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Approximately 100 Orange County homes sustain damage; self-reporting details urged

Approximately 100 homes in Orange County sustained damage Tuesday following a line of thunderstorms that produced tornados across ... Read more

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3 p.m. Wednesday: Entergy says 12K Orange customers without power

As of 3 p.m. Wednesday, Entergy Texas said more than 12,000 Orange network customers were without power. That ... Read more

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“It sounded like a train.” Local residents withstand tornado, then begin to rebuild.

ORANGEFIELD — After receiving an alert on her phone, Valerie Sonnier’s daughter ran into their Mica Circle residence ... Read more

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Check out photos of damage left behind in Orange County following Tuesday’s storm

“It sounded like a train.” Local residents withstand tornado, then begin to rebuild.   Read more