The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
Remember last week I asked “Is the City Paying Companies to Not Leave Town?” Well, Vic Kolenc of the El
Here’s a movie from 1984 featuring one of America’s greatest songwriters Kris Kristofferson, as a Border Patrol agent on the
At Monarch last night the salsa brava was pretty popular. “You should sell it,” people said. But I’m not into
Perhaps you’ve seen this. It’s a used car commercial for a 1996 Honda Accord. Watch this video on YouTube Check
I’ve got about six or nine Chile Pequin plants growing in pots, and I’d like to offshore them before it’s
Lookie here. Here’s a slide from the presentation that the City of El Paso’s Director of Economic Development Jessica Herrera
At the October 3, 2017, meeting, the El Paso City Council passed the following ordinance: That the City Manager is
High Pines About seven miles north of Silver City, New Mexico, on Hwy 15, at the gateway to the massive
The El Paso Inc. reports that El Paso Electric Company CEO Mary Kipp was recently feted at the El Paso
Here’s former City Representative and mayoral candidate Steve Ortega talking about the trolley in the El Paso Scene: Among the
Watch this video on YouTube Tonight, when I took the dogs out, low in the sky on the east end
Here’s a movie from Kyrgyzstan. Who would have thunk it? Here’s a quote from the Hollywood Times: [Sharon] Stone called
La Polaka, Periodismo en Caliente, reports a wave of retaliatory violence in Western Chihuahua following the arrest of the drug
With the holidays coming up, it’s time to consider those of us who are less fortunate. Like those poor dears
Here’s an abstract of a scholarly article from the Journal of Urban Affairs. The title of the paper is “Downtown
El Paso is a great town. The people are friendly and unpretentious. The weather’s good, mostly. The sunsets are often
After I posted that article yesterday, about El Paso’s low salaries, I was reminded that I left out the best
That’s all I want. Government responsive to the needs of its citizens. All its citizens. Not just the campaign donors.
According to this story in the El Paso Inc., jobs in El Paso pay only 72 percent of the national
In America, this 1952 movie was released as The Promoter. It features a 38 year-old Alec Guinness as Edward Henry