By Kent Paterson Ciudad Juárez keeps showing signs of a cultural renaissance. For instance, seeds of a new era can be found where Avenida Juárez
“Working Parents? Screw ’em.”
Here’s this story from CBS4Local.com: El Paso families seeking help paying for childcare are facing one of the sharpest reductions
From Church Rock to Juárez
By Kent Paterson Ciudad Juárez keeps showing signs of a cultural renaissance. For instance, seeds of a new era can
Part Two | The Secret History of Francisco “Pancho” Montes and the Kentucky Bar in Juarez
This is Part 2 of a multi-part story. You can read Part 1 here. by J. Eugenio Cotera E. Why
Part One | The Secret History of Francisco “Pancho” Montes and the Kentucky Bar in Juarez
by J. Eugenio Cotera E. Why the Kentucky Bar in Juarez Doesn’t Need to Have Opened in 1920 I first
Minority Report
From Prospect.org: Job postings and interviews with senior security officials at Anthropic show that the frontier AI lab is building
Guarding the Flock
by Rich Wright I’m sure you’re all glad that the local popo aren’t using those Automated License Plate Readers anymore.
The Sausage Shop Again
by Rich Wright I told you once, but maybe you just won’t listen. The Sausage Shop has the best pork
Yes, You Own It. No, You Can’t See It.
by Tim Holt Imagine taking a trip to the El Paso Zoo and, instead of seeing all of the animals
Save the Cheerleader, Save the World
We had one job, dammit. Now look where we are.
Instrumenta antiqua stultis antiquis.
by Tim Holt Here is a little game you can play with your coworkers: try to find a document at
Juangabrielisimo in Juarez
by Rich Wright Juan Gabriel is the biggest star to ever come out of Juarez. For Mexican music, Juan Gabriel
The Data Center Chronicles: The Storms of Jupiter Whip the Summer of ’26
By Kent Paterson If the summer monsoon has been a huge letdown this year, then developments around the giant AI
