Articles | Orange Review

59 - Sep / Oct 13

In his self-published memoir, Old Towne resident Joe Moreland chronicles his unorthodox childhood growing up in a vagabond family that lived on the outskirts of society. For author Joe Moreland, life in Old Towne is a far cry from his childhood in the Pacific Northwest where... Read More →

In his self-published memoir, Old Towne resident Joe Moreland chronicles his unorthodox childhood growing up in a vagabond family that lived on the outskirts of society. For author Joe Moreland, life in Old Towne is a... Read More →

59 - Sep / Oct 13

Etiquette for the Business of Life

Candace Smith shares the fine art of etiquette with clients of all ages. Identifying with the struggles of learners everywhere, Candace teaches others how to easily navigate through a multi-course dinner, cocktail conversations, social introductions and more. Old Towne resident Candace Smith never felt entirely confident in social... Read More →

Candace Smith shares the fine art of etiquette with clients of all ages. Identifying with the struggles of learners everywhere, Candace teaches others how to easily navigate through a multi-course dinner, cocktail conversations, social introductions and... Read More →

59 - Sep / Oct 13

Growl Juice Pub

Taking his cue from the craft beer concept, Orange native Josh Nichols serves up 100-percent organic, cold-pressed vegetable-and-fruit juice in six packs, growlers, flights and shots. His newly opened venue is located on North Glassell in Old Towne Orange. It’s only 500 square feet, but the newly opened Growl Juice Pub packs plenty of healthy... Read More →

Taking his cue from the craft beer concept, Orange native Josh Nichols serves up 100-percent organic, cold-pressed vegetable-and-fruit juice in six packs, growlers, flights and shots. His newly opened venue is located on North Glassell in Old Towne Orange. It’s only 500 square... Read More →

58 - Jul / Aug 13

Helen Chung-Lu

Principal of Fletcher Elementary School

Fletcher Elementary School Principal Helen Chung-Lu believes in getting to know her students and rewarding them, and one of her favorite ways to do this is taking the kids up on a lunchtime game of basketball. Helen Chung-Lu,Fletcher Elementary School When Helen Chung-Lu came to... Read More →

Fletcher Elementary School Principal Helen Chung-Lu believes in getting to know her students and rewarding them, and one of her favorite ways to do this is taking the kids up on a lunchtime game of... Read More →

58 - Jul / Aug 13

Kerrie Torres

Yorba Academy of the Arts Middle School

Like many successful school principals, Kerrie Torres (front left), who heads up Yorba Academy of the Arts Middle School, relies on a topnotch team. Also pictured here are Assistant Principal Tracy Knibb and School Counselor Adan Garcia. Kerrie Torres,Yorba Academy of the Arts Middle School... Read More →

Like many successful school principals, Kerrie Torres (front left), who heads up Yorba Academy of the Arts Middle School, relies on a topnotch team. Also pictured here are Assistant Principal Tracy Knibb and School Counselor... Read More →

58 - Jul / Aug 13

Ernie Gonzalez

Orange High Principal

Though Orange High School Principal Ernie Gonzalez initially planned to go into business, during college he realized that his personal goals were more aligned with helping young people succeed. Ernie Gonzalez,Orange High School During his senior year of high school in the late 1980s, Orange... Read More →

Though Orange High School Principal Ernie Gonzalez initially planned to go into business, during college he realized that his personal goals were more aligned with helping young people succeed. Ernie Gonzalez,Orange High School During his... Read More →

58 - Jul / Aug 13

Leighton Hubbel

Leighton Hubbel In 2001 in the wake of the dotcom bust, Leighton Hubbell had the good fortune to be laid off from his job at a large branding agency. Within a short time, the award winning illustrative designer found himself setting up shop at home. “We were... Read More →

Leighton Hubbel In 2001 in the wake of the dotcom bust, Leighton Hubbell had the good fortune to be laid off from his job at a large branding agency. Within a short time, the award winning illustrative... Read More →

58 - Jul / Aug 13

Laura Glynn, PhD

Professor, Associate Dean for Research

Laura Glynn, PhD While completing a double major in psychology and economics in the early 1990s at the University of California, Davis, Laura Glynn, Ph.D. was unsure which field to pursue for graduate school—until she took a developmental psychology class. “I can still picture the... Read More →

Laura Glynn, PhD While completing a double major in psychology and economics in the early 1990s at the University of California, Davis, Laura Glynn, Ph.D. was unsure which field to pursue for graduate school—until she... Read More →

58 - Jul / Aug 13

Brian Lambros

Serving in the Army for a combined 14 years, Brian Lambros never imagined he’d go from riding in a convoy in Iraq to brewing craft beer in his hometown of Orange. But that’s exactly what’s transpired for the 43-year-old retired sergeant who is now brewmaster and co-owner of Old... Read More →

Serving in the Army for a combined 14 years, Brian Lambros never imagined he’d go from riding in a convoy in Iraq to brewing craft beer in his hometown of Orange. But that’s exactly what’s transpired for the... Read More →

57 - May / Jun 13

At Home in Orange

with Sandy Quinn

A classic Craftsman built in 1909 has been home to Sandy Quinn for more than a decade, and featured twice on the Old Towne Preservation Association’s Home Tour. The wrap-around veranda was a popular design feature reflecting the lifestyle of the era when residents seemed... Read More →

A classic Craftsman built in 1909 has been home to Sandy Quinn for more than a decade, and featured twice on the Old Towne Preservation Association’s Home Tour. The wrap-around veranda was a popular design... Read More →