Little Cypress News

Little Cypress Junior High held a campus level competition of the National Geographic Bee on Thursday morning, December 10.

As two storm systems moved through this area Thursday, Upshur County escaped with only a tornado watch and heavy rainfall.

An Orange County family is safe but its home is a total loss following a trailer fire early Thursday morning.

Leroy Jones, a dock hand at Johnson's Ranch, pauses as he figures out where to tie a boat down to the walkway.

The first line of storms which rolled through Orange Friday afternoon packed a big punch of rain and wind.

The Little Cypress-Mauriceville Homecoming Parade is scheduled for Oct. 12. Line up begins at 5 p.m. at Little Cypress Junior High.

Authorities moved fast Tuesday afternoon seizing a hundred marijuana plants, equipment, worth more than a $100,000. The Orange County Sheriff's Office raided a home in the 5300 block of Old Highway 87 in Little Cypress.

Jan Pharris was at work Wednesday afternoon when the phone rang with alarming information from a police dispatcher informing her of her house being on fire.

Drivers in Orange will soon be seeing signs going up banning cell phone use in school zones.

Marshall resident David Stringfellow treks to Lake O' the Pines weekly to fish from the Ferrell's Bridge Spillway.

An Orange County family is unharmed after fire rips through its home Saturday afternoon.

An Orange County family is unharmed after fire rips through its home Saturday afternoon.

The quick work of a Little Cypress resident led to the arrest of two men from Vidor during a burglary Monday.

PTO members present Little Cypress Intermediate Principal Julia Dickerson with 12 document readers.

A 17-year-old has been indicted in connection with a 2008 burglary at an office belonging to the Orange County Sheriff's Office.

Elementary and Secondary Teachers of the Year were announced at the Little Cypress-Mauriceville CISD's annual Recognition Celebration on Memorial Day.

Susan Harsh, science teacher at Little Cypress Junior High, has just received word that she was awarded an "Earthwatch Live From the Field Fellowship!" Harsh, the Little Cypress Junior High Teacher of the Year for 2002-2003, was named to Team 4 of "Climate Change at the Arctic's Edge." From Sept.