The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
Here’s more good news for El Pasoans. According to this story from El Paso’s finest English language daily, electric rates
Here’s a locally relevant documentary about a couple of Mennonite colonies just down the road from here in Chihuahua. I
Why is City Council in such a hurry to build an arena? Well, City Council won’t tell us, so I
For your viewing pleasure. Or not. People were a lot more open before everyone was packing a video recorder, and
Former El Pasoan Mark Mendel is a big player on a small wing of the world stage. From Torrent Freak:
It’s a tribute. I think.
Election night, as I drove back to El Paso through the navy blue of the High Desert with stars from
I shouldn’t put all the blame for city governance on bad intentions. I’m sure that almost everyone involved wants the
“It’s called the American Dream because you have to be asleep to believe it.” With some extra optional propaganda at
There’s a lot of talk about how El Paso could be the next Oklahoma City, developing downtown through sports infrastructure.
From last week’s El Paso Inc.: [B]uilding the arena within 1,000 feet of the El Paso Convention Center would allow
By Reesa Turner When I heard that a perfect storm of 3 of my absolute favorite things (BEER, TACOS, FREE)
Here’s this crazy episode from Vice.com about this Dutchman who has mastered his autonomic nervous system to the extent that
Julian Aguilar is a brilliant journalist and photographer in Ciudad Juarez. He’s lived there long enough to know some stuff,
Did you see this story in the El Paso Times? The mayor and the City Council said Monday they will
Walking across the bridge, I wish I’d brought a scarf, except the holiday house guests were between me and the
Well, the Kentucky Club is in the news again, and not for anything good. LaPolaka (Noticias en Caliente)* reports that
Did you know that, despite having household incomes about twenty percent less than the rest of Texas, the City of
I want to apologize to my children. Actually, on behalf of every American who’s voted in the last 100 years,
Downtown Management District Executive Director Joe Gudenrath sees a very faint light at the end of a very long tunnel.