The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
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
Natural Causes are a three-piece out of Carrboro, North Carolina. I honestly hadn’t known about these guys until a few
This post originally appeared on December 17, 2013. Today City Council approved a contract to study locations for a Multipurpose
Last Sunday a morning show aired a story about a dating site that paired people based on stuff they mutually
It was the middle of the morning on the Fourth of July and the rain was pounding down. Dirty, gray
Here’s a Western starring Clint Eastwood’s little boy, Scott, and that guy with the overbite who was on the Shield,
Here’s a question you should ask your candidates for public office: If you are elected, will the City use the
Have you ever had a Red Bull? Like maybe that one time you were driving by yourself down the valley
The Roots of Paris Hilton Around the turn of the 20th Century, a boy would walk from his father’s mercantile
The El Paso Times today reports on a debate among three of the mayoral candidates, sponsored by everyone’s favorite higher-tax
Sure, half a billion dollars is a lot of money. Especially for a the city with the second lowest per
Every week, there’s a surprising new story in the El Paso Inc. This week the frontpage story is headlined Montecillo
My childhood friend, Larry Zavala, asked if I was going to our high school reunion and sent me a link
I’m not against change. Change is the natural state of the universe. Change is as inevitable as gravity. Or friction.