The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
I suspect the power elite is cautiously, surreptitiously, gently, sidling up to some of the ankle-biters and suggesting that they
So City Council is all het up to build a 12,000 seat arena in downtown. What’s that all about? We’re
Lucy’s Coffee Shop, that venerable institution that opened in 1974 in that old motor hotel near downtown, appears to have
How to make a million dollars: First, get a million dollars. — Steve Martin Did you read this story in
Did you read the big news out of Juarez last week? No, not the futbol team. (I thought Juarez already
In a case that may portend what’s in store for El Pasoans, the city of Inkster, Michigan, will hit taxpayers
The El Paso Times reports that the State Legislature passed that bill giving the Texas Rangers the authority to investigate
The El Paso Times Sunday published an editorial calling for a more sensible approach to civic finance. Over the past
Here’s a story from Marty Schladen, writing in the El Paso Times: The director of the Texas Department of Public
“Mr. Brady, it is the duty of a newspaper to comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable”. E.K. Hornbeck (Gene
I went to a birthday party for the daughter of a friend of mine last week. I started talking to
Am I right? I mean, it’s not the same as that special salsa you make, with the grilled and raw
Whatever that is. @elchuqueno Did I do that right?
The El Paso Times Editorial Board came out against the Public Service Board’s new franchise fee, now that the PSB
hit the fan? No, not yet? Just you wait.
In this story in this week’s El Paso Inc., (the one about River Oaks putting its downtown properties up for
For those of you who were wondering what to celebrate, or maybe what you were already celebrating.
Hell, if going broke is inevitable, we might as well spend our last paycheck on fancy doodads that can’t get
The El Paso Times Editorial Board weighed in on the significance of the recent election results. El Paso’s voters sent
Some of my homies have been telling me that legal is right around the corner. From the Houston Chronicle Online: