Oct 27, 2009 | Orange Leader
Vidor ISD announces parade winners
The Vidor Independent School District celebrated homecoming with its annual parade Friday down Main Street in Vidor with floats, marching bands, classic cars, the homecoming court, and civic and youth groups and organizations.
State sales tax collections continue to drop
Aug. 16--Following a decline in sales tax payments to most Orange County communities in June, sales tax allocation payments were up for most communities in July.
Orange County considering animal shelter
Orange County Commissioners today considered giving citizens the option to vote for a county animal shelter.
Man says vicious dogs killed his pet rabbits
An Orange County man who said he lost two pet rabbits to vicious dogs wants police to enforce leash laws.
Following a decline in sales tax payments to most Orange County communities in June, sales tax allocation payments were up for most communities in July.
Fourth of July brings holiday office closures
With the approaching Fourth of July holiday on Saturday, many local, state, and federal agencies will take Friday off in observance of the holiday.
Vidor seeks to reduce new City Hall costs
A less than ideal economy has forced city officials to reconsider construction costs of a new City Hall.
11-Year-Old Child Arrested, Jailed For the Night Before Being Released to Parents
It appears one Southeast Texas police officer is under close scrutiny following the arrest and incarceration of an 11-year-old child on Wednesday, May 27, 2009.
Early voting totals modest as election day arrives
Election day is today from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. across Orange County as registered voters decide who will help represent five city governments and three school districts.