Woody and Gayle Hunt are El Paso Inc.’s El Pasoans of the year, 2022. Here are couple of things that

The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
Woody and Gayle Hunt are El Paso Inc.’s El Pasoans of the year, 2022. Here are couple of things that
From CBS4Local: As CBS4’s John Purvis reported in a Tough Questions Special Report last week, the federal government’s planned expansion
This post originally appeared on 04 March 2022. Saturday, March 5 (tomorrow, or today, or last week, depending on when
The City of El Paso, the El Paso Chamber of Commerce, and MountainStar Sports group are waging a class war
Here’s a couple of factoids I extracted from this El Paso Times article about rising property valuations: The overall market
Here’s an impractical solution to the decline in baseball’s popularity, headlined Baseball is Dying. Government Should Take It Over. From
The El Paso Times ran an advertisement for article about the upcoming Chihuahuas baseball season in the print edition today.
Recently Lina Ortega and David Jerome penned an opinion piece for the El Paso Times. Here’s some of it: Sixty
We are at war. No, I’m not talking about the Ukraine. I’m talking about the undeclared class war that MountainStar
Did I ever mention that the El Paso City Government, the Chamber of Commerce, and MountainStar Sports have declared war
Have I ever mentioned that it feels like the City of El Paso, and the El Paso Chamber of Commerce,
Saturday, March 5 (tomorrow, or today, or last week, depending on when you are reading this) TEDx El Paso is
It’s a class war. The City of El Paso, and the Chamber of Commerce, and MountainStar Sports Group, have declared
Building the Borderland Expressway makes more sense for El Paso than widening the freeway downtown. If we removed the through
From Business Insider India: Inequality has remained persistently high for decades, and a new report shows just how stark the
Vic Kolenc covers the downtown freeway deck park in this story from the El Paso Times: A project to build
I could tolerate the deck park, maybe, if the plans didn’t include widening the freeway, and increasing the traffic coming
From Albuquerque’s channel 13, KRQE.com: After voters soundly rejected the idea of a publicly financed soccer stadium, New Mexico United
The Guardian says that fossil fuel industries are welfare queens. The fossil fuel industry benefits from subsidies of $11m every
An alert reader sent me to this story in New Mexico In Depth: Albuquerque voters will decide in November whether