The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
The El Paso Independent School District is pushing their “innovation” as an enticement to support their upcoming $669 million bond
Last week City Council voted to kick poor people out of their homes so rich people could watch basketball from
Jenni Burton had a weekly column in NewspaperTree from 2004 to 2007. Maybe longer. This month she moved out of
In an ongoing effort to “inform” the voters, someone posting on Facebook as EPISD Board Member Susie Byrd claimed that,
Originally published way back on 7 September 2016 The El Paso Independent School District wants us to give them $669
Our City Council on Tuesday past voted unanimously to approve the site of the downtown arena, even if it required
Mr. Bob Moore, editor of the El Paso Times, informed me via Facebook that the Specific Interest Committee Campaign Finance
In an interview with El Universal, Jorge, a purported chief in La Linea, the armed wing of the Juarez Cartel,
Here’s what Proper Printshop’s Facebook page says about Art en Vivo: Art en Vivo is a live screen printing project
Corporate boards have a responsibility to their shareholders, and generally those shareholders expect the corporate boards to maximize profits. It’s
This from the El Paso Times: The El Paso Independent School District is one of two Texas school districts that
Here’s the latest news from the El Paso Times, dateline June 16, 1924: With only three shells, Threepersons grabbed Jara,
This is a partial text of a public comment made by Steve Strumer to El Paso City Council on 18
Are you one of those poor slobs who needs an excuse to day drink? Your salvation is at hand. Today
I learned yesterday that the City’s values are Integrity, Respect, Excellence, Accountability, and People. I learned that because they were
The downtown arena is stupid. We don’t need it. We never needed it. And our elected officials aren’t telling us
Here’s a video from 2011 telling us how the world was changing. But because it was made in 2011, it’s
You are probably perplexed by the impetus to put a new arena downtown. What’s going on there? More than meets
Do you know what’s wrong with El Paso? If you think it’s no population growth, falling real wages, or one
The City announced today that the new $180 million arena will be built in that cool historic neighborhood south of