The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
This is the sidewalk on Cincinnati Street. You remember. The City just spent money to make it nice. They put
No Rattlesnakes/No Pinto Beans Let’s stay in central New Mexico for one more post and add yet another piece to
Former City Council Representative and Mayoral Candidate and current member of the board of the Downtown Management District Steve Ortega,
Here’s a Hitchcock film that may have escaped your notice. Here’s the plot summary from IMDb: A serial murderer is
Perhaps you saw this story in the El Paso Times about the public golf courses in the city. El Paso’s
I get it. The billionaires are putting a lot of money into spiffing up downtown. And we better jump on
Did you see this story about El Paso’s newest Public Private Partnership? From the El Paso Times: Fivestars, a San
If you found fifty bucks on the street, what would you do with it? Pay down your credit card debt?
Last week I created a link to the Interim Director of Municipal Financial Operations’ presentation to City Council, which contained
If this movie were any more noir, it would be a parody of itself. Here’s what IMDb had to say
I’ve been listening to a lot of Janis Joplin lately because of a dead woman. She died in late middle-age
Here’s a chart I lifted from a presentation the City’s Interim Director of Municipal Financial Operations gave to City Council
Did you see the results of this survey that KVIA did on putting the arena in Duranguito? ABC-7 recently conducted
Here’s a 1956 movie with a script written by Rod Serling. It’s about office politics, and naked capitalism. Watch this
Did you see the latest dustup over there at EPISD? From KVIA: EPISD District 7 Trustee Mickey Loweree said she
Friday I filed a Campaign Treasurers Appointment for a run to be the City Council Representative for District 8. That
Public Private Partnerships are all the rage. The ballpark got one. The City is looking to develop luxury apartments on
DavidK laments what he perceives as bias in the El Paso Times coverage of the local political scene, in this
The El Paso Inc. has a big write-up about Paul Foster’s renovation of the Plaza Hotel this week. The renovated
Ida Lupino would have been 100-years-old today. She was the first woman to direct a film-noir, The Hitch-hiker, which I