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Orange Lions Club carnival continues providing thrills into 8th decade

The Orange Lions Club Charity Carnival lost two days to weather this month but none of the fun ... Read more

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Golden Triangle Polymers running treated industrial wastewater pipeline through Levingston Park

Golden Triangle Polymers plans to run a pipeline through Levingston Park near Sabine River in Orange. Company officials ... Read more

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Adaptive Sports for Kids nearing kickoff with field upgrades; benefits for Southeast Texas

NEDERLAND — Community members are welcome to attend and celebrate the start of the baseball season March 23 ... Read more

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15,000 pounds of litter collected by Orange County volunteers

A volunteer army turned out last weekend for the Community Trash-Off in Orange County, with one organizer estimating ... Read more

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UPDATE — Proposed Orange dog and cat ordinance change designed to promote responsible ownership

City leaders are moving toward an ordinance amendment that would limit the number of dogs or cats that ... Read more

High School Sports

Orangefield runs into tough Hitchcock in playoff action Tuesday night

BAYTOWN — Orangefield’s magical 2023-24 basketball season came to an unfortunate end Tuesday night at the hands of ... Read more

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Orangefield faces tough test in state powerhouse Hitchcock

ORANGEFIELD — Orangefield High School faces a major challenge in the third round of the basketball playoffs — ... Read more

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Nauti Water Racing brings jet ski fun back to Orange

Intense water competition is returning to Orange next month with three days of jet ski racing and two ... Read more

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Landmark Orange church getting multi-million dollar facelift for a future in education

College leaders want to preserve the 110-year-old First Baptist Church building on Green Avenue while also modernizing it ... Read more

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“Big deal” construction opens up educational opportunities from Downtown Orange

This is a “big deal.” The phrase was repeated multiple times this week in Downtown Orange as construction, ... Read more