The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
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
Look, when they hired him, they told him that we were sitting on a half a billion dollars of Quality
Yay! We’re Number 1 on another list! The Lincoln Institute for Land Policy has come out with their list of
The City is facing budget shortfalls while the trolley is bleeding money because of a lack of riders. The obvious
Here’s an award-winning story about family and sin and redemption, told with an Irish accent. Check it out.
“Life is, in fact, a battle. Evil is insolent and strong; beauty enchanting, but rare; goodness very apt to be
This article originally appeared on 07 August 2012. Are they crazy? Seventy-one games a year. Four hours a game, including
This post originally appeared on October 3, 2017. They felt the wind and thought it was their own breath. When
Go read this cartoon that was featured in The Guardian. Of course, supporting a vibrant arts community would never work
Way back at the end of May, I made the argument that term limits restrict the electorate’s ability to retain
Good news! If you are one of those people who usually takes the bus from UTEP to downtown, or vice
This piece originally appeared on 13 August 2012. All across American, downtowns are in trouble. They’re dead, or dying. It’s
Today, or tomorrow, or yesterday, depending on when you’re reading this, the El Paso County Commissioners Court will consider, or