Culture, Counterculture, Commentary, and Stuff
You probably saw this op-ed in the Times, where former mayor John Cook and ex-City Manager Joyce Wilson defend their
If you’re selling a blind horse, the first thing you tell the mark prospective buyer is how good that horse
Those poor little rich folk. They can’t go to dive bars, or downtown Juarez. They’ll never know the joys of
Christian Bale is America’s greatest living actor. And here he is playing a semi-psychotic ex-soldier trying to find a job
KVIA delivered a Special Report last night on the Quality of Life bond projects cost overruns. It’s entertaining. Just spitballing,
This movie from Taiwanese director Hou Hsiao-hsien is gorgeous. You might be tempted to write it off as some Chinese
Here’s something that should concern every El Pasoan. On Monday, El Paso’s City Council is having a Special Meeting. After
On the occasion of Super Bowl LIII, John Stossel reminds us. Fortunately, we’re smarter than that. Aren’t we?
I’ve said it before: The City of El Paso is poorly managed, and they can’t stop messing up. From an
Here’s a movie about bad guys and bad guys trying to be good. We’ve all been there, right? With a
It’s hard to believe that any of the arena backers would be so enthusiastic if they were investing their own
Coconuts!? Coconuts, that little seven o’clock bar in Five Points, cracked the top ten in the El Paso Inc.’s list
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You remember Get Shorty. Sort of. Do you remember that Tony Soprano was in it? And Gene Hackman, Rene Russo,
Here’s Vic Kolenc (I thought he took the early retirement option?) reporting on the Great Wolf Swindle in the El
Here’s a piece from StrongTowns.org about how to deal with deteriorating roads and increasing municipal debt. The story is from
From Bloomberg: MNG Enterprises Inc., the owner of the Boston Herald and Denver Post that’s backed by hedge fund Alden
From the El Paso Times: AUSTIN — Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton on Thursday told President Donald Trump that the
By spending $161.3 million. From KVIA: El Paso City Council Tuesday authorized the City to borrow $161.3 million for street,
Do y’all remember REDCo? Sure you do. If you’re not old enough to remember REDCo, you’ve already left El Paso