From El Paso’s English language almost daily: While El Paso has lots to be proud of — endless hiking in

The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
From El Paso’s English language almost daily: While El Paso has lots to be proud of — endless hiking in
This article originally appeared on 12 April 2017. Sure, half a billion dollars is a lot of money. Especially for
This post originally appeared on 2021-11-23. I could tolerate the deck park, maybe, if the plans didn’t include widening the
by Rich Wright The world is getting smaller. Okay, not really, but it seems like it. Computer algorithms keep pushing
Here’s an interesting story from ProPublica.com about how the owners of professional sports teams escape income taxes: The IRS has
Y’all ain’t playin’ the long game. Some people (you know who you are) want to derail the proposed hybrid, inside-outside
This post originally appeared on 06 June 2013. This post has been slightly edited. As an El Pasoan, I appreciate
From 9 June 2013: “Why are we making a significant investment in Downtown? The answer’s very simple. When I come
Robert Reich takes on the billionaires in this piece on his website. Ever notice how there never seems to be
Best case scenario: Collateral development. Maybe other businesses will spring up around the arena. Like what? When they were promoting
This post originally appeared on 04 March 2022. Saturday, March 5 (tomorrow, or today, or last week, depending on when
Good news, everybody. The ballpark has a new advertiser. That should help offset some of the expense that the City
This was one of El Chuqueño’s first posts. It originally appeared on 28 August 2012. I like El Paso. What
The El Paso Times ran an advertisement for article about the upcoming Chihuahuas baseball season in the print edition today.
Saturday, March 5 (tomorrow, or today, or last week, depending on when you are reading this) TEDx El Paso is
Making downtown vibrant was always a tough task. COVID made it harder. Sealed office buildings where the windows don’t open?
Here’s a heartbreaking story from the El Paso Times. I am reprinting it in its entirety. This holiday season, the
I could tolerate the deck park, maybe, if the plans didn’t include widening the freeway, and increasing the traffic coming
Did you go to college? Have you/are you raising kids? Have you ever had a job? Can you imagine doing
The latest push from the people who want to build a deck over the freeway is connectivity. Connect those neighborhoods