Features

Weekly Dish: Taco Rey proves quality and experience go hand in hand

First opened in 1960 by Albert and Cora Ramirez, the taco stand that once sold 6 tacos for a dollar still stands 48 years later. Now with an expanded menu, electronic tablets for taking orders and delivery through Waitr, the restaurant has new ways to serve their customers while staying true to their family recipes and interesting décor— two sided car included. 

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It’s raining men at Lutcher Theater

By Stephen "doc" Watson, Special to the Examiner

True to its mission, the Lutcher Theater in Orange delivered professional entertainment for the enlightenment and cultural growth of people living in Southeast Texas and Southwest Louisiana and delivered it in spades by hosting a remarkable music theater troupe known as “The Choir of Man.” 

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Master gardeners convene for Dig Fest

The movers and shakers in the Jefferson County Master Gardener group have a great surprise for you if you come out this weekend, Saturday, October 13 from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. to Jack Brooks Regional Airport. Excitement awaits at the Master Gardener Test Garden in front of the Jerry Ware hangar. The pros will be there with demonstrations and information for your garden. Admission is free. Parking is free.

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Straight up, now tell me — Interview with icon Paula Abdul

Paula Abdul is one of the most celebrated pop icons in the world. Recognized as an award-winning choreographer, dancer, singer, actress and television personality, she began her career as a cheerleader and choreographer for the Los Angeles Lakers, then her talents were utilized by artists such as Janet Jackson and George Michael.

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