It’s time to stop pretending like El Paso’s biggest challenge is downtown revitalization. Here’s MountainStar Sports Group’s Executive Director Josh

The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
It’s time to stop pretending like El Paso’s biggest challenge is downtown revitalization. Here’s MountainStar Sports Group’s Executive Director Josh
On October 4, the Honorable Amy Clark Meachum of the 250th Judicial District Court in Travis County, Texas, ruled on
With Halloween right around the corner, I thought I’d share this true life horror story. The City of El Paso’s
El Paso is poor. According to U.S. Census Bureau estimates, there were 267,376 households in El Paso County in 2016,
They felt the wind and thought it was their own breath. When El Paso blew up, say from somewhere around
This article originally appeared on 8 February 2017. Here’s a feel-good story from the El Paso Times about how few
No, not emergency contraception. We missed that boat years ago. It’s time to stop pretending like those Quality of Life
Our city leaders are trying to give El Paso all the soul of an airport food court. That’s bad, but
There’s a lot of noise about the arena. Duranguito. Gringolandia. Contempt of court. Arrogant and dismissive. Mysterious phone surveys. Voter
Wish you were here! County Commissioner Vince Perez is all in our face about Senator Jose Rodriguez’ quote in Texas
Am I reading this right? It’s the attachment for the agenda item for the new office tower downtown. Not only
Here’s a story I came across in US News and World Report: After years of stagnation, New Mexico’s economy is
Maybe you’ve been wondering what the taxpayers could do for the Hunts and WestStar Bank to thank them for all
Five years from now, when people hear the name “Margo,” are they going to think of Tom Lea and FEMAP,
If we spend $180 million for a redundant arena, that’s $180 million we can’t spend on something else. Some people
At three Tuesday afternoon I was home, trying to punch out a story through the fog of the night before.
An alert reader sent me this article from RealClearSports.com. Economists have been researching public funds and their relationship with economic
But we’re moving up! From Governing.com: When citizens think about where local taxpayer money goes, they often assume it pays
From the El Paso Times: “The city of El Paso is complying with the order [suspending demolition in Duranguito] issued
Here’s the kind of news story you usually see blasted from the El Paso Times. This version came to us