The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
This came out of the supporting materials for Tuesday’s City Council Meeting agenda, Item 16.2: On December 19, 2017, the
Here’s a classic film noir that reinforces the adage that crime doesn’t pay. Watch this video on YouTube The cinematography,
There are lots of reasons that some people don’t protest their property tax valuations. Some people like the idea of
Today is trash day in my neighborhood Barrio Heights. Last night, as I was falling to sleep, I realized that
Some conspiracy theories are a load of hooey, but people making deals out of the public eye are standard operating
The City offered up their newly minted Chief Financial Officer to defend our sky high tax rates. Here’s David Crowder
Quality of life is having friends over for dinner. A ten minute daily commute. Sunset in the desert. A chile
Look, I don’t want to ruin the political discourse at City Hall by introducing things like common sense and logic,
Photographs by Richard Baron / Stories by John Mulhouse From 2011 to 2013, Richard Baron traveled throughout New Mexico photographing
What’s it for? To make El Paso more attractive to the Army big brass? Or for El Pasoans. I don’t
Here’s a 1940 film noir caper flick starring Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., and Rita Hayworth, and it doesn’t get much better
This post originally appeared on 30 July 2015. Things haven’t improved since then. El Paso is like that really nice
Okay, sports fans, I know that some of you are trying to keep score at home, so here are some
Music on the Wind Today let’s visit the banks of the Puerco and explore the history of Guadalupe, New Mexico.
The City of El Paso is implementing a plan that some rich guys came up with behind closed doors in
Watch this video on YouTube Honesty is the best policy. Or is it. I have a friend who is so
I’m hard on our city’s leaders. They say they want Economic Development, but they don’t really have any qualifications for
From KVIA’s story about the City’s mounting debt: “The city is being very responsible with the way we’re issuing debt,”
Is city government representing you? Or is it working for the fat cats who have a financial interest in all
The difference between government and a junkie is that a junkie might quit. Once taxes go up, they are never