The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
Yesterday we watched the 1964 remake of this movie, starring Lee Marvin and a 33-year-old Angie Dickinson. Today we’re showing
Judging just by the credits, this might be the best movie ever. It stars Lee Marvin, Angie Dickinson, and John
Brutus over there at ElPasoSpeak alerted me to this list from Canadian data muncher Point2Homes that ranks housing affordability in
From Investopedia.com: What is ‘Rent-Seeking’ Rent-seeking is the use of the resources of a company, an organization or an individual
[Our shrinking tax base isn’t a new thing. This article originally appeared on August 5, 2014. Since then, our city
El Paso Community Foundation President Eric Pearson says the Children’s Museum is going to be an economic driver. From KVIA:
Short answer: We don’t. I mean, except by the bank accounts of our community’s wealthiest citizens. They’re not going to
Almost No Kicks If you drive east of last week’s featured town of Newkirk on old Route 66, at some
The lucha libre season at Arena Kalaka is closing out this Sunday. Arena Kalaka is over there on Melchor Ocampo,
Watch this video on YouTube An El Paso legend passed this week. In the ‘80’s, no matter what kind of
Here’s a list of lobbyists registered with the City of El Paso. There are links to their lobbying activity during
Perhaps they meant well. Maybe they were trying to seize the moment. Maybe they thought that the tide had turned,
Here’s a movie for the polyglots out there. Swedish, English, Arabic, and maybe a smattering of some other tongues. It’s
Here’s a thriller that has almost everything we like: Mexico, occasional violence, and a little Vikki Carr. Watch this video
Getting Less Kicks Newkirk, New Mexico is a bit of an enigma. It doesn’t show up in ghost town guides–probably
See, there were all these crabs in a bucket. And the rich crabs said, “Hey, let’s make a better bucket.
Lately I’ve been hearing that crab pot analogy a lot. Paul Foster mentioned it in his TEDx talk, and Jim
Maybe you read this in the El Paso Times: El Paso’s Hispanic, bilingual workforce was a major selling point for
City Government does what the rich folks want, and then tells the rest of us it’s good for us. It’s
I almost feel sorry for those nice people at the City. They try so hard. But even with the best