This post originally appeared on 30 July 2015. El Paso is like that really nice girl with the shitty boyfriend

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This post originally appeared on 30 July 2015. El Paso is like that really nice girl with the shitty boyfriend
This post originally appeared on 10 February 2021. You know why there’s so little crime in El Paso? Because we
The El Paso Times ran an advertisement for article about the upcoming Chihuahuas baseball season in the print edition today.
Latinx El Paso provides a historical and contemporary overview of the Mexican American/Hispanic population in one of the major urban centers
Recently, “Former First Lady” Adair Margo wrote a guest column for the El Paso Times. Since 2016, a falsehood has
Reality is subjective. That notion isn’t popular in the hard sciences, but anyone with a television or internet connection can
Nine years ago, powerful people in El Paso pushed the 2012 Quality of Life bonds. According to U.S. Census estimates,
I read the El Paso Times so you won’t have to, and I’ve noticed a disturbing pattern. Every time the
Truth, Justice, and the American Way. These days, asking if truth and justice are the American way is a legitimate
By Kent Paterson We’ve withstood some pretty fierce winds in the region lately. But so far, fortunately, no wind has
Here’s the front page of the El Paso Times for the last couple of days. It’s like deja vu all
This week I published a post critical of the El Paso Times coverage of an EPISD District 3 candidate. You
This morning’s El Paso Times featured this report: An El Paso school board candidate confirmed she does not believe masks are effective
by Kent Paterson Women’s Day Reporting Diverges in U.S. and Mexico What was the top story in Mexico and the
You know why there’s so little crime in El Paso? Because we all live here. We’re not going anywhere. You
Max Grossman and Richard Dayoub
Do you depend on the El Paso Times to keep you informed on local news? Or maybe you count on
El Paso has a long history of catering to private interest in the name of public good. That worked before