The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
You may have heard of the workers at Juarez’ Lexmark plant getting fired for asking for a raise. Printer and
If you’re like me, you are mildly entertained by all the drama going on at City Hall, but you’re really
The Georgia State Board of Education has decided to allow high school students to include computer coding as a core
Frank Sinatra, December 12, 1915 — May 14, 1998
Here’s the first published literary effort from El Paso videographer Valentin Sandoval, and it’s pretty special. I’m no expert, but
Do y’all read ElPasoSpeak.com? Old Brutus is a bulldog. I know he looks like a Rottweiler, but really he’s a
Given the nearly constant, egregious, dysfunctional, behavior of City Council and City Government, don’t you think that the recent righteous
The following paragraph appeared in the El Paso Times December 8, 2015 attempt to impose moral rectitude on City Hall,
From an article in the El Paso Times, regarding the selection of Ross Fischer of Golber Hilgers, PLLC, to investigate
Here’s a screen shot of the notice of the special City Council meeting yesterday. See where the meeting time is
Saturday is El Día de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe. A multitude will meet in front of the cathedral in Juarez
Here’s a little tidbit from an El Paso Times editorial: At a City Council discussion Monday about ethics laws, it
Why, you are probably asking yourself, would El Paso need a downtown arena? I mean we’ve got the Don Haskins
Did you see this story in the El Paso Times? On Tuesday, the City Council was supposed to take action
People in El Paso are nice. That’s why we put up with so much crap. We don’t want to hurt
Before he mastered the B3, Booker T. Washington was an influential Black American. Here’s a paragraph from a speech he
1. The El Paso Times hasn’t called for your resignation. 2. You haven’t been linked to any political shenanigans that
This article from The Atlantic’s City Lab, titled The Accounting Rules That Bankrupt Cities raises some interesting questions for El
Remember this story from a couple of days ago, in which City Manager Tommy Gonzalez said that El Paso can
By now you’ve probably seen this story on KVIA. EL PASO, Texas – Political considerations may have cost the City