The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
El Paso is getting national recognition again, this time in a Bloomberg survey of the Top Twenty Cities Americans are
I lifted this from the El Paso County Historical Society’s Facebook page. I’m reprinting it without their permission. I don’t
I’ve been working on a post about City Council refusing a state grant for an historical survey of downtown, but
The word on the street (literally, a taxista told me at the corner of Juarez and Begonias) is that the
Drugs and violence are always a big draw. Here’s the trailer for Netflix’s new series Narcos, featuring the adventures of
How about this incredible decision by the Downtown Management District to refuse grant money from the Texas Historical Commission for
Adam Smith’s Invisible Hand is often cited by the robber barons as justification for trickle-down economics and the disproportionate distribution
Did you see this story in the El Paso’s English language daily today concerning the retirement of City Engineer Irene
You must think I’m an unappreciative asshole. Some (many) people do. You know, the Borderplex Alliance is financed 100% by
How long since you’ve been to the Pink Store in Palomas? If you’ve just moved to El Paso (Ha! Nobody’s
According to the El Paso Inc.’s Book of Lists, eleven of the fourteen largest employers in El Paso feed at
Do you ever go to those Korean restaurants? You should. Next to white people, Koreans are El Paso’s second largest
A couple of tradesmen I know, top-notch remodel types, are hurting for work. Like if you call them, they’re at
Those cats at the Borderplex Alliance suggest our region become known for Quality. Where should we start? Maybe we should
In this piece in the El Paso Inc., titled Carruthers: Why the region needs to work together former New Mexico
Did you see this editorial in the El Paso Times? It seems that El Paso’s unemployment rate is going down
In this post on ElPasoSpeak, Brutus reveals the City’s dirty little secret: our bonds have balloon payments coming due in
The important part of the concept of Brand Identity isn’t brand, it’s identity. A city can’t be as fake as
It’s already here. McDonald’s is closing more restaurants than it’s opening this year. We’re on the verge of the planet’s
In Sunday’s El Paso Times, Crazy Joe Meunch says he wants to know what’s going on with San Jacinto Plaza.