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Paranormal Cirque is setting up its spine-chilling big top at Ford Park for a 13-show run that kicks off tonight. The show is a little bit “Rocky Horror Show” and a little bit “Texas Chainsaw Massacre.” Organizers say you will meet “monstrous creatures with hidden talents” in the circus arts. They also say the sexy horror show contains adult language and material. Anyone under age 18 must be… → Read More
News 'Flash': Pop culture celebration is coming back to Beaumont. Costumes optional - but not masks. → Read More
Organization reopens with capacity limits and new protocols. → Read More
Joey Chavez who attended Lamar on a football scholarship, was named executive chef at Brennan's of Houston this month. → Read More
Beaumont social media maven takes action to help keep small SETX businesses afloat during the pandemic. → Read More
A pandemic didn't stop Southeast Texans from celebrating the Fourth of July. From river "pool" parties to the race for a rare doughnut, the Enterprise photographers were there to capture the action. → Read More
Middle son of country star and Beaumont native Mark Chesnutt completes five-year stint with Marines. Now he's ready to entertain Southeast Texans. → Read More
Two of Southeast Texas' most-visited attractions reopened this week following the coronavirus lockdown. And another will reopen on Monday. → Read More
Phase 2 offers a welcome respite as bars, breweries and wineries reopen. → Read More
If the pandemic has left you feeling like a cave dweller, then it might be time to get some fresh air. And there's no better no better place to retreat than at one of Texas' parks or historical sites. → Read More
An informal survey of Southeast Texas restaurants found a number of establishments choosing to remain closed during Phase 1. Among them: Schnitzel in Vidor; West Texas Style Bar-B-Q in Silsbee and Rodair Roadhouse in Port Arthur. → Read More
The Texas Historical Association has given its blessing to 138 historical markers in Jefferson County. Some you'll know well; others might surprise you. → Read More
I'm looking at the calendar and all the things we're missing. Not the least among them: the annual Easter egg hunt at the John Jay French Museum , which was scheduled for April 11. → Read More
Art museum and gardens will remain open to visitors, who are encouraged to honor the 6-foot rule. → Read More
When you need 150 gallons of tomato sauce, there's only one place to turn. And please don't call it "sauce." In the Courville's kitchen, it is tomato gravy. → Read More
Eight-piece Houston-based band blends elements of swamp rock, reggae and gospel. → Read More
The world famous Budweiser Clydesdales are visiting Southeast Texas this weekend to take part in Mardi Gras Southeast Texas festivities. The horses -- hitched eight to a wagon -- will be participating in the bigger Mardi Gras parades. → Read More
Show at Jefferson Theatre rescheduled for February. → Read More
Looking for a cool respite? Southeast Texas musuems offer a cool way to while away an afternoon. Here is what's happening around the region. (And best of all, most of these museums are admission-free. Art Museum of Southeast Texas You can be amont the first to see "Craig Odle: Experiments and Evolution," which opens today. This fun exhibit features the pop-surrealist paintings of Odle, who grew… → Read More
Tickets are on sale now for Texas native Lyle Lovett’s Oct. 3 show at Jefferson Theatre. The consummate storyteller and a four-time Grammy winner, Lovett is bring his acoustic band to town. Lovett, who has 14 albums to date, blends elements of swing, jazz, folk, country and gospel in his music. Tickets start at $55. Find tickets at discoverbeaumont.com. → Read More