The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
Here’s Charlton Heston as Indiana Jones. No, really. Sort of. 1954, with Nicole Murray as a sexy Romanian Cold War
El Paso’s nascent film scene is happening right under our noses. Here’s an award-winning short from Los Angeles filmmaker Evan
Since 1987, the County of El Paso has been getting a quarter of the sales tax collected in the city.
Fort Worth has slightly higher property tax rates than El Paso. For now. According to SmartAsset.com (killer website name), the
Photographs by Richard Baron / Stories by John Mulhouse From 2011 to 2013, Richard Baron traveled throughout New Mexico photographing
Did you see this story in the El Paso Times? El Paso Electric ratepayers will see a smaller than expected
After a long hiatus, the bullfights are back in Juarez. April 7 features a slew of rejoneadores. Those rejoneadores are
Right now I’m making bread. I’m at the part of the bread-making process where a lump of dough sits in
Too Small to be a Village, Not Large Enough to be a Town On Highway 55, about 40 miles south
That’s the front page headline of the El Paso Inc. this weekend. Here’s what it says: Members of the city’s
This classic features Fred MacMurray as a cop lured over to the dark side by the lovely Kim Novak, in
Seminal punk rock drummer and El Paso native Charlie Quintana passed away last week in Cancun, Mexico. From the Los
ChucoGeek had this to say in response to the article Times Change: This is why we are stuck following through
Lookie here. That chart at the top of this article shows the difference in taxable property values from 1999 to
This 1947 Glenn Ford film finds our hero in the clutches of a beautiful barmaid who has him figured for
Most of my pequin survived the winter (wasn’t it brutal this year?), but so far the habaneros show no signs
From the Texas Standard: “I make a good living,” Watson says. “But the city has really made it hard to
Remember that engineer who was shot and killed in a bar in Kansas last year? It looks like the guy
Here’s a letter to the El Paso Times from the lawyer who challenged the Downtown Plan back in the day.
That’s Mark Boykin, the proprieter of Mark’s Cantina. Three years ago Mr. Boykin accused his next door neighbor, Carlos Fernandez,