The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
Tonight at Proper Printshop’s Art en Vivo, artist Peter Svarzbein will be dragging the squeegee across the silk to make
My hard drive quit. El Chuqueño went dark, mostly, right before the election. But we’re back. If it means anything,
I suspect, after the election results come in, you’re going to need a drink. Ardovino’s Desert Crossing is hosting the
La Santa Cecilia is a throwback to the Golden Age of Mexican music. More Los Tres Panchos than Jose Alfredo
It kills me that there are enthusiastic supporters of the two major presidential candidates. The candidates don’t even talk about
Today I’d like to welcome contributor Reesa Turner, who I hope will contribute often. I’m exhausted from lack of sleep
Here we are again. The effervescent DavidK at RefusetheJuice wants you to know that the latest El Paso City Government
The City of El Paso has promised to relocate residents living in the neighborhood in which the downtown arena will
Allegiant Airlines offers flights from El Paso to Las Vegas for $39. The Tampa Bay Times reports that Allegiant’s airplanes
[Ho ho! I don’t know how to read a calendar! There’s a meeting today, and one NEXT Saturday. Not tomorrow.
News flash: There’s more to life than the internet. Some people only use their computers to make phone calls, or
Did you see this story in the El Paso Times? It’s the next chapter, and maybe the culmination, of a
The Rubin Center, the art gallery on the UTEP campus, is hosting an event this Thursday (tomorrow) from 6 to
Holy moly. Yesterday was the first day of Week 4 for the Champions League, and today is the second. Today’s
Graphic designer Jud Burgess has been campaigning against the El Paso Independent School District $669 million bond proposal. [Disclosure: Mr.
Here’s a crash test between a Mexican Nissan Tsuru, the cheapest Nissan sold in Mexico, and a Nissan Versa, the
The El Paso Times reports that last week, Mayor Oscar Leeser hosted a familiarization tour for bond underwriters. El Paso
Here’s the Buster Keaton classic from 1926. This one has a soundtrack, but it’s a silent movie, so you can
Here’s a killer story from Chucopedia by Moncia Krause about the neighbors who live in the footprint and the shadow
You can thank me for this one later.