The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
We’re famous. From Aljazeera: In the early 1970s, Richard Wright, a native of El Paso, Texas, began crossing the then
Zowie. They’re having some shindig over in Juarez in June. The headliners, for instance, are Los Tigres del Norte and
Here’s a piece from the Daily Beast titled The Narco Trafficker Next Door that gives a shout out to our
One of the first issues our next mayor is going to have to confront is the budget. We’re in debt,
In Mexico, the three biggest industries are petroleum, public corruption, and desponchadoras. There are so many desponchadoras in Juarez that
Giving the City the authority to grant millions of dollars in tax rebates is a Petrie dish for corruption. Come
Here’s a trailer for a movie that premieres this weekend. Check it out.
Little Place on the Prairie The Homestead Act of 1862 was an attempt by the U.S. government to entice citizens
There’s the scene in Up In Smoke where Cheech says, “We play every kind of music. Everything from Santana to
When I was a kid we’d find old tires up on the mesas and roll them off. Somehow it’s oddly
It occurred to me as I was walking home from Monarch right now that I missed the obvious conclusion of
There’s a branch of marketing that apparently hasn’t made its way to El Paso yet. It’s called Brand Management. At
Maybe it’s because El Pasoans are used to paying less than retail. But we sure are in the habit of
Here’s an entry from Jaime Barceleau’s Campaign Finance Report. Mr. Barceleau is campaigning to be the City Representative for District
God bless our city’s business leaders. This is from a story in this weeks’s El Paso Inc.: “The reason the
I read an article about neuroplasticity and it appears the plasticity of my neuro is selective. I over-sleep two days
Have you seen this flick? It’s kind of an art movie, or something. IMDb calls it a “post-apocalyptic black comedy.”
Here’s a video about UTEP’s middle eastern music ensemble that I lifted from Facebook. Check it out.
There is no group of citizens in less need of government support than the leisure class. But those are the
From what I can tell, people who read City of Dust are pretty much split between those who enjoy the