(Scene: Somewhere deep in the bowels of the Pentagon.) Secretary Pete Hegseth: . . . and that, gentlemen, is how we will end this war.
Ouch!
The El Paso Times delivered its mandated circulation report on page 5A of Thursday’s dead tree edition, and it’s not
Juarez’ 2025 Bullfighting Season
While we weren’t looking, the Ciudad Juarez 2025 bullfighting season got underway. The next bullfight is Friday, October 3 at
The Deck Park Will Kill Downtown
Downtown El Paso is already barely accessible. What effect will 5 years of freeway and deck park construction have on
Social Engineering Chuco-Style
I live in a neighborhood I call Barrio Heights. Barrio Heights is below Rim Road, close to El Paso High.
Community First Coalition Forum on Affordable Housing
The Community First Coalition is hosting a forum on the housing challenges facing the local community. Everybody needs housing, and
You and the Juarez Walking Tour
I’ve been offering Juarez Walking Tours to anyone willing to pay my meager fee for more than 10 years. Over
Paul Foster is Selling Land in his Campo del Sol Development
From KVIA.com: El Paso City Council unanimously approved an amendment to a 2020 incentives agreement to allow for the sale
“The Eyes of Chihuahua”
Here’s a story from TexasObserver.org about the Torre Centinela, that surveillance tower going up in downtown Ciudad Juarez that will
The Project Jupiter Chronicles: A Charged Countdown to September 19
By Kent Paterson September 19 looms as a fateful day in Doña Ana County, New Mexico. That’s when the Doña
El Paso Matter’s Fight for Higher Taxes
Two recent articles on ElPasoMatters.com portray El Paso as a low-tax city. Here’s a snippet from one of the pieces:
Heath Haussaman on Project Jupiter
Here’s veteran journalist Heath Haussaman with a deep dive into the $165 billion Project Jupiter that’s proposed for Sunland Park.
