The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
With all the struggling musicians in El Paso, I have to wonder why I don’t see more buskers. Last week
Here’s a story in the Smithsonian Magazine by literary giant Paul Theroux about the U.S.-Mexico border, with a guest appearance
Some of you expressed great concern over the financial health of the Kentucky Club after the taxman closed it earlier
Hoy es jueves, as we used to say in seventh grade Spanish, and that means that Proper Print Shop is
None of you have forgotten the horrific “accidental death” of handcuffed prisoner Daniel Saenz when he was shot by El
Last night I had a horrible dream. I dreamt that the taxman had closed the Kentucky Club, and Donald Trump
La Polaka reports that the tax man has closed the Kentucky Club because they owe taxes! Woe is me! The
Brutus over at ElPasoSpeak.com posted some illuminating information yesterday. A developer intends to build a high rise hotel on land
I know many of us are curious about what, exactly, the El Paso Independent School District would do with $668
The tirilones aren’t the only guys in Juarez who dress for effect.
Tirilones rock zoot suits on the dieciseis pedestrian mall on Sunday.
Friday night I went to the Fiesta Juarez. Through some monumental clerical error I got into the VIP area. I
This is a great Western. It’s so far west, it’s set in Japan. A solitary wandering gun (sword) man, chased
In an uncharacteristic manifestation of candor, the El Paso Times today ran a story on property taxes. Let me say
Today’s Thursday, and that means that our friends at Proper Printshop are having another printing party. Tonight’s artists are Proper’s
If you’re a politician, you probably want to do what’s right. Unless you’re a callow, power-hungry, self-serving sociopath who’s crazed
In light of current developments, maybe it’s time to revisit this post, which originally appeared on El Chuqueño on July
A two-thirds moon hung in a cloud dappled sky. It was the night side of dusk when I crossed the
