A new oversight board for Orange County's Industrial Development Agency has fired the company that was set to earn up to $738,000 this year to run the office and its support programs for fledgling businesses. And, in another sudden change, Laurie Villasuso, the agency's CEO, resigned on Monday after almost 10 years with the IDA. She said in a statement to the Times Herald-Record that she was deeply proud of her economic development work for the county, but concerned about the agency's new direction and "uncertainty surrounding my role within the present makeup of the organization." The resign...