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Testing offered as OC Covid-19 skyrockets
Active cases of COVID-19 in Orange County have jumped from 3 to 317 since June 3, according to statistics posted on the Orange County Emergency Management Facebook page Thursday... — Updated 7/9/2020
60 county residents test positive for covid-19
The number of new cases of covid-19 in Orange County continue to rocket up the charts with Wednesday afternoon's numbers released by health officials showing a record increase of... — Updated 7/3/2020
Record Covid-19 spike continues in OC
More than 100 new test-confirmed cases of the Covid-19 respiratory virus have been reported in Orange County in the last week, according to a Wednesday, July 1 report. That means... — Updated 7/3/2020
Orange County Judge confirms he has COVID-19
In the midst of the worst spike yet in local coronavirus cases, Orange County Judge John Gothia has tested positive for COVID-19, he told the County Record and Penny Record newspape... — Updated 6/30/2020
Hennigan, McKenna win Orange council run-off seats
Caroline Mazzola Hennigan and Mary McKenna scored convincing wins over incumbents in Saturday’s Orange City Council Run-off Elections. Hennigan won 71.6 percent of the votes cast i... — Updated 6/16/2019
Headed by WOS, football teams return to practice fields
PHOTO: West Orange-Stark football players take a conditioning run under the watchful eye of coach Cornel Thompson Wednesday as the team held a voluntary workout. While Josh Smalley was sending notice Tuesday his Orangefield... — Updated 9/7/2017
County, city dispel rumors of looting violence
PHOTO: City of Orange law enforcement officers are conducting residential well-being checks and leaving ribbons attached to their property. They merely mean that the property has... — Updated 9/6/2017
Florida responders, volunteers head home to prepare for Irma
You couldn’t hardly go anywhere in Orange County the past few days – when you could go anywhere in Orange County – without encountering a storm helper from Florida. More than 400 volunteers came from Florida to help with the after... — Updated 9/6/2017
Mobile substation could power up western Orange County
Entergy Texas officials hope they have at least a temporary fix to most of Orange County’s electricity problems. Plans are for the company to install a mobile substation to t... — Updated 9/5/2017
Schools review storm damage, consider date for return
West Orange-Cove ISD said its Middle School flooded as a result of last week’s Tropical Storm Harvey and that all its buildings received at least minor water damage. Orangefield h... — Updated 9/5/2017
Numbers improve for County's weary flooding victims
“Normal” may take a good while. But the numbers are definitely trending in a positive direction for storm-punched Orange County. Sunday evening Entergy reported that there were 10,... — Updated 9/4/2017
News improves on Sabine River, Toledo Bend spillway releases
(Looking east on Green Avenue at 4th Street Saturday. Photo courtesy Don Carona) At noon Saturday, Sept. 2, the Sabine River had crested at Deweyville and Toledo Bend Reservoir had... — Updated 9/2/2017
Rising water keeps Orange, Vidor residents steaming in the dark
Entergy reported 26,000 Orange County customers without power – and air-conditioning -- at midday Saturday – nearly four days after Tropical Storm Harvey inundated Southeast Tex... — Updated 9/2/2017
Sabine River tops expected crest
The Sabine River level topped its expected crest of 30.7 feet at Deweyville Friday morning, forcing the National Weather Service to adjust its forecast. It now says the major... — Updated 9/1/2017
Orange works on sewer, electric
The City of Orange was still in “rescue mode” Friday afternoon, but also crews were working hard on sewer and electric issues. Most of the City of Orange’s 18,000 residents were still lacking electricity at midday Friday, two d... — Updated 9/1/2017
Lights, optimism shine in Bridge City
The lights and air conditioning have come back on in most of Bridge City and Jerry Jones sees no reason for folks to talk about the big E. As in evacuation. “The city of Bridge City is not calling for an evacuation. Repeating, n... — Updated 9/1/2017
Harvey rainfall causes Toledo floodgates to open wide on Sabine
The Toledo Bend Reservoir today increased spillway releases into the Sabine River to nearly half the surge that preceded last year’s federally declared flooding disaster in Deweyvil... — Updated 8/30/2017
Roundbunch Road swing bridge closes for repairs
The swing bridge on E. Roundbunch Road closed Friday, a couple months earlier than expected, after this week's state inspection. The bridge is expected to be closed for almost two... — Updated 3/10/2017
