Vidor ISD trustees approve controversial health textbook rejected by other local schools

10 Years ago September 23, 2010: OCESD #1 personnel conducted the required Orange County Emergency Services District pre-plan fire inspection of the new Vidor City Hall on Wednesday. 15 Years Ago September 22, 2005: There was no issue of The Vidorian because of Hurricane Rita.

Secretary Hughs marks National Voter Registration Day, urges all eligible Texans to register to vote by October 5th

AUSTIN – Texas Secretary of State Ruth R. Hughs today invited all eligible Texans to celebrate and participate in National Voter Registration Day by ensuring they are registered to vote ahead of the October 5th voter registration deadline for the November 3rd election.

Vidor ISD Names Oak Forest Custodial Staff September Employees of the Month

2020 has been a tough year in so many ways. With COVID-19 and Hurricane Laura, many difficulties have arisen for school staff. But rising to meet the challenges is what VISD staff does, and the custodial staff at Oak Forest Elementary shines in more ways than one.

Baritones Hunter Davis

Baritones Hunter Davis, front right, and Camryn Collier, rear, perform at halftime with the Mighty Pirate Marching Band, Friday September 11 at Pirate Stadium.

City/County traffic bust nets trio on gun and felony weed charges

On Wednesday, September 9, 2020 at approximately 1:51 A.M., Detectives with the Orange County Sheriff's Office and the Vidor Police Department conducted a traffic stop on Interstate-10 Eastbound, at Highway 90. Detectives had stopped the passenger car for a traffic violation.

On September. 11

On September. 11 Sgt. Salizar of the US Marine Corp spoke to the VHS senior College, Career, Military Readiness (CCMR) classes about the Marines and the many benefits of a military career. Pictured are VHS senior students with Sergeant Salizar.

Vidor Women Guilty of Federal Drug Trafficking Resulting in Multiple Deaths

BEAUMONT, Texas – Two Vidor, Texas women have pleaded guilty to federal drug trafficking violations in the Eastern District of Texas, announced U.S. Attorney Stephen J. Cox.