The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
Did you hear about this in the media? This version is from the El Paso Times: The El Paso City
This just in, from CNN: The Department of Homeland Security wants to be able to use facial-recognition technology to identify
Man, this Electric Company deal is turning out to be like an old B movie. Opposing the deal are some
Gannett Company’s stock traded at a 52 week low today. Right now it’s trading at $6.33 a share, down almost
And why not? There’s no downside (for them) when an employee of the City of El Paso kills a resident.
Here’s an article I found on Salon.com, parts of which correspond to our situation in El Paso. The current issue
WARNING: DON’T PLAY THIS SONG AT WORK, OR IN THE PRESENCE OF CHILDREN, OR YOUR IN-LAWS, OR CHURCH-GOING FOLK.
This week’s main story in the El Paso Inc. is titled El Paso’s Birthrate is Falling, by David Crowder. Here
Y’all remember the Paso del Norte Group. Back in the aughts, they were going to launch El Paso’s renaissance. They
Horrors. It’s Sunday, and the Women’s Auxiliary is coming over, and you’re out of gin. The liquor stores are closed
This just in, from El Paso’s business journal: Heather Wilson, UTEP’s new president, is a dog person. We know that
I don’t know it you noticed, but the citizens of El Paso lost that election the other day. The City
The Horse from -_- on Vimeo.
Which improves your quality of life more? A good paying job, or ballparks, water parks, and and arenas? Fiscal profligacy
From the Wall Street Journal: St. Louis business leaders looking to boost tourism and development spent years bringing the Loop
