This article originally appeared on 17 January 2017. What do you think has more effect on the El Paso economy.

The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
This article originally appeared on 17 January 2017. What do you think has more effect on the El Paso economy.
From 9 June 2013: “Why are we making a significant investment in Downtown? The answer’s very simple. When I come
March 3, 2023 Rep. Cassandra HernandezRep. Isabel SalcidoRep. Henry Rivera City of El Paso300 N. Campbell St.El Paso, TX 79901
It happened. El Paso City Manager Tommy Gonzalez got canned Tuesday after 7 or 8 years on the job. By
This is the text of an email that I received 30 September 2022. by Max Grossman THE OPERATING DEFICIT OF
by Max Grossman Tommy Gonzalez became City Manager of the City of El Paso on June 23, 2014. So what
The Woody and Gayle Hunt Family Foundation hired the Perryman Group to study and propose some suggestions regarding Economic Development
by Max Grossman If you pay a monthly water bill like I do, you will notice a tax levied by
Part of the reason that property taxes are so high in the City of El Paso is because not everyone
My personal seismograph put the epicenter at City Hall. Damages haven’t been assessed yet, but I’m hoping it’s a lot.
Advocates say we need the arena as an engine of economic development. That’s not how economic development works. If you
Three of the four candidates supported by the plutocrats Woody Hunt and Paul Foster lost their runoffs. Does this mean
Is Bettina Olivares eligible to serve as the City Representative for District 8? Here’s the part of the Municipal Code
The City of El Paso (that is you, the taxpayer) is spending millions, or tens of millions, or hundreds of
Here’s a few paragraphs from Wednesday’s dead tree front page story of the El Paso Times: One night in October
No, not Erectile Dysfunction. That’s a separate discussion all together. Economic Development. The City’s Economic Development policies are designed to
The elected officials dress up, and look down at us from the dais, and once a week they might have
Here’s an interesting story from KVIA.com: This week the city has come out with a plan to clear up some
by Max Grossman I recently reported that the City’s four water parks lost $1,335,420 during the summer 2021 season and