Some rich people collect art. Some collect racehorses. Some collect cars. In El Paso, some rich people collect professional sports

The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
Some rich people collect art. Some collect racehorses. Some collect cars. In El Paso, some rich people collect professional sports
Here’s an article from the HBR on better decision making. Have you continued with a project long after you should
I read the El Paso Times so you won’t have to, and I’ve noticed a disturbing pattern. Every time the
This just in, from the El Paso Inc.: Troubles may be mounting for El Paso Children’s Hospital, which saw its
Max Grossman did the heavy lifting and went back to research how our elected representatives voted on various issuances of
Is your City Council Representative concerned about your property tax burden? Mine isn’t. Back in 2019, she sent out a
Here’s the video of the 15 February 2021 El Paso City Council Agenda Review meeting. I watched (most of) it
Economies are delicate ecosystems that develop over time. Agent Orange, or napalm, or diesel fuel might kill a garden, but
This post originally appeared on 27 April 2020. Tomorrow the El Paso City Council will vote on a measure to
Oscar Leeser won the election by a 4 to 1 margin. That’s more than a little bit. That’s a landslide.
This post originally appeared on 29 July 2019. This week there’s a column by the editor of the El Paso
Even though I don’t own any capital, I am a capitalist. I still believe that capitalism is the most effective
El Pasoans aren’t getting any younger. True fact: We’re all either dead or getting older. (Today in the A Section
What does “El Paso” mean to you? I threw quotes around it because I want to talk about the idea
The problem is El Paso’s not growing. All the costs of those Quality of Life projects would be easier to
Did you have a voice in the political process when City Council announced on a Thursday that they were going
You know I’ve been saying that the real cost of all those vanity projects for the leisure class is what
Here’s a news flash from the El Paso Inc.: El Paso leads major Texas cities in debt not approved by
Here’s a scathing article from Reason.com about cities building stadiums. Throw a Billion Dollars from the Helicopter is a new
Y’all remember when they pitched those 2102 Quality of Life bonds, they said it was “an economic development issue”. Here’s