The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
El Paso Inc. this week had a nice feature on Hunt Companies’ development in Northwest El Paso. Have you been
Or at least it will be momentarily. The work on the utility bridge is done. Now all we lack is
You’ve been good. Some of you have been very good. Others, not so much. You know who you are. For
A reader sent in this photo, and he’s looking to identify the location. Here’s what Phillip tells us: Westward bound
Have you been waiting for a good Cuban restaurant to open downtown? Wait no longer! Los Lopez Lopez just opened
Are you in the mood for a barbaric spectacle that’s steeped in tradition? Well, the election isn’t till November, but
This from the El Paso Times this morning: The City Council rejected a utility sales tax on natural gas and
I think reasonable people will agree that El Paso’s property taxes are too high. El Paso’s property tax rates are
Here’s a movie starring Clive Owen as a detective on an omniscient police force trying to stop a hacker who
This article originally appeared on 15 December 2016. It looks increasingly like City Staff are giving direction to City Council
The poobahs at Great Wolf got hornswoggled into opening one of their hotel water parks in El Paso. Have you
Here’s a cold war era noir flick from back when the Soviet Union was a bad actor. How times have
I think it’s obscene that the City of El Paso asks the working poor to pay for luxury amenities for
This article originally appeared on 12 April 2017. Sure, half a billion dollars is a lot of money. Especially for
When Representative Dr. Sam Morgan talked about Operational Security and him knowing things that we didn’t know, I hope he
Yesterday a loyal reader sent one of my articles to Dinah Kilgore, the Executive Director and Chief Appraiser of the
If you’re happy with the way things are going at City Hall, you’re not paying attention. The El Paso Times
From the El Paso Inc.: El Paso Mayor Dee Margo appears to have sidestepped the city’s public information rules and
Here’s a 2014 post-apocalyptic dystopia flick set in the Australian outback. No, not Mad Max. A different, more believable, post-apocalyptic
City Council has shown a complete disregard for what many members of the community care about. They’ve made their decisions