The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
Over the last two years, the peso has lost about a third of its value. Yesterday it was trading at
I don’t really blame the local multi-millionaires for buying City Council. I blame City Council for letting them. Money gives
That really harshes my mellow.
Here’s the pilot for a series out of El Lay about Chicanos in a neighborhood called Highland Park. Which brings
Over the last twenty years, we’ve spent a lot of money on Downtown. For Union Plaza. The Plaza Theatre. The
Have you ever wanted to be a journalist? Me neither. There are different ways to get to be a journalist.
Can the movie be as good as this trailer featuring all our local heroes? PLASMA SWORD from Roberto Urrea on
The word on the street is that District 8 Representative Cortney Niland was considering a run for mayor. She just
In this Sunday’s El Paso Times, former Mayor John Cook says: But Cook said he is concerned that even combining
The El Paso Times didn’t include this item in their online edition, but I found it anyway through a Google
We don’t vote till May. But now’s the time to get your shit together. We’re rushing headlong into the season
Those politicians sitting in chambers at City Hall would like you to believe that their hearts grew three sizes one
I’ve often wondered why the Juarez plaza is so hotly contested by Mexico’s drug trafficking organizations. I surmise that there’s
Yesterday we were driving up to Carlsbad Caverns and we heard this piece on the radio. I guess they were
Some people (you know who you are) have been speculating about whether some of the $75 million in bond money
Man, 2016 just flew by. It seems that the older I get, the faster time flies by, unless I’m listening
Frequent commenter John G. Dungan sent this in to remind us of our history. The constant push from City Council
Here’s a disturbing video of a SWAT raid on some citizens’ house, taken from a documentary called Do Not Resist.
Brutus over there at ElPasoSpeak makes some good points with deeper implications, in this post titled EPISD bonds-story changes again.
Multiple news sources report that the average price for gasoline in Mexico will rise from 14 to 20 percent in