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Record crowd visits Haunted Depot
More than 750 costumed children and adults visited the Orange Train Depot for Halloween at the Depot, held Friday, Oct. 30, and Saturday, Oct. 31, at the historic 1902 building, 1210 Green Ave., in Orange. The annual event was organized by the Friends of the Orange Depot in cooperation with...
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Republican Randy Weber wins re-election in Texas’ 14th Congressional District
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GOACC holds ribbon cutting for Pinehurst Villas
The Greater Orange Area Chamber of Commerce will hold a ribbon cutting for Pinehurst Villas on Wednesday, November 4, at 4:00 PM. Pinehurst Villas, 4066 W. Park Ave. in Orange, offers affordable apartment living for active adults age 55 and older. The income restricted community features one and two bedroom, pet-friendly apartments.
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Orange County Mom Says 4-Year-Old Found Alone, Crying on School Bus
A 4-year-old Orange, Texas boy was found alone and crying on a West Orange-Cove CISD school bus Thursday morning, more than three hours after his mother watched him climb aboard for what should have been a routine ride to class. Alexus Lastrapes says the bus barn did not call her until around 9:15 a.m. to tell her that her son, Preston Turner-King, had been found by himself on the bus. Child Protective Services is now investigating the incident.
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Art Crawl offers a look inside Beaumont’s creative community
On any given day, Beaumont is home to artists working to bring beauty and creativity to the world. Most of the time, they toil away far from unsuspecting eyes. But the public will soon get a chance to visit a variety of venues as a group of creators open their doors. The second annual Downtown Beaumont Art Crawl is set for 2-6 p.m. Nov. 7. Artist Dario Bucheli, who has a studio at the new Calder Works art space, said the Art Crawl grew out of an idea for a few artists to introduce their work to the community. “We thought it would be a good thing to do for the community, for us to open our spaces and let people see what we're working on and make ourselves known,” he said. “At that time, I had just moved into my studio, and so we thought of including just a couple of us. Then the more we thought about it, the more I realized there's actually a lot more artists and cultural landmarks and participants in downtown and in the area around it than I think a lot of people know. So, we figured it would be a good idea