The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
Popular Italian tenor Max Grossman sent me an email this week that contained this interesting information: The Mayor of El
This post originally appeared on 03 June 2015. How to make a million dollars: First, get a million dollars. —
The El Paso Times reported yesterday on the City’s streetcar debacle. Sun Metro officials are looking for ways to boost
Accidentally, of course. Here’s a documentary that posits that President Kennedy was killed by a new Secret Service agent, and
This week there’s a column by the editor of the El Paso Inc. about how great DWNTWN is doing. Property
Did you remember that the Rib Hut on Mesa has $1.50 burritos on Saturdays? You can pick up a dozen
I haven’t tasted these tortillas yet, but they smell delicious.
You know, the City used to justify municipal extravagance with the rationalization that we need to swing our tax base
This post originally appeared on 27 August 2012, shortly after man harnessed fire and before the invention of the wheel.
Another story from the El Paso Inc.: El Paso Electric has been placed on review for downgrade by one of
Okay, fans, here’s a survey about the city being conducted by a UTEP student who asked us to participate. It’s
The El Paso Inc. this week came out with this enticing story: An El Paso businessman has commissioned an independent
Sometime in the murky past, the City moved the date of local elections to coincide with state and national elections.
An alert reader forwarded me District 8 City Representative Cissy Lizarraga’s latest newsletter. Rep. Lizarraga is proud to tell her
This November, the City of El Paso will ask its taxpayers to approve a $940 million bond. From CBS4Local.com: “At
From today’s print version of the El Paso Times: City staff said 2,200 El Pasoans participated in a community-wide survey
What makes for a good quality of life? I may be shallow, but my Quality of Life is improved when
Here’s a story about revenge, kind of like Charles Bronson’s Death Wish. Those folks in Australia sure do talk funny.
Sharp-eyed El Pasophiles will have noticed that El Paso came in both first and second place in homestead property tax
Here’s a story from last week’s Wall Street Journal about using tax incentives to lure businesses: Concerns have mounted in