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Orange County Convicted Felon Guilty of Federal Firearms Violation

A Vidor man has pleaded guilty to a federal firearms violation in the Eastern District of Texas, announced U.S. Attorney Brit Featherston today. Job Allen Smith, 49, pleaded guilty to possession of a firearm by a prohibited personjo before U.S. District Judge Marcia A. Crone.
Jeb McFarland, Cory Spaulding, Dr. Jay Killgo, Deb Gallagher, Pete Lind, and David Croak. VISD Courtesy Photo

Jeb McFarland, Cory Spaulding, Dr. Jay Killgo, Deb Gallagher, Pete Lind, and David Croak. VISD Courtesy Photo

Oak Forest Elementary opens to public and students

The new Oak Forest Elementary opened to rave reviews from the public and students following an open house held last Thursday and the return of students and teachers Monday.
VHS Brigadette Kaitlyn Howard performs with her teammates during halftime of Friday’s varsity basketball game versus LCM. Photo by Randall Luker

VHS Brigadette Kaitlyn Howard performs with her teammates during halftime of Friday’s varsity basketball game versus LCM. Photo by Randall Luker

VHS Brigadette Kaitlyn Howard

VHS Brigadette Kaitlyn Howard performs with her teammates during halftime of Friday’s varsity basketball game versus LCM.

This is no tall story

Colombian Edward Hernandez recently surrendered his Guinness World Record title to Azerbeijanian Afshin Ghaderzadeh, says the Association of Mature American Citizens [AMAC]. What is the title, you ask? It turns out that Ghaderzadeh is 2.7 inches shorter than the former record holder.

County seeks changes in voting locations

Orange County hopes to gain approval to drop seven voting locations in schools but at the same time open voting locations to any registered Orange County voter regardless of what precinct they live in.