The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
“Find your identity, and then throw everything you have behind that, because that’s going to be the most honest and
“The No. 1 most significant risk to every organization is your well-intentioned, nonmalicious insider.” – Jeff Leek, chief information security
Bad news for the Quality of Life Bond advocates. You got sold a pig in a poke. Remember when they
This story from the August 16, 2014, El Paso Times, headlined US Department of State re-issues warning about traveling to
“If you can’t drink their booze, take their money, sleep with their women and then vote against ’em, you don’t
I’m a little disturbed by Beto’s latest campaign move, to solicit donations of less than $200 from enough people to
Here’s a little nugget I gleaned from Local Government Code Chapter 334, the ordinance under which we were gifted the
Is UTEP one of the ten best universities in the country? Is it as good as UNM? The University of
Here’s a wacky idea from some of the top institutional minds in the world, including former U.N. Secretary General Kofi
Recently there’s been a lot of chatter about increasing voter participation rates here in El Paso. The election of the
You may recall that the City of El Paso is scrambling to make up a $3.5 million dollar shortfall in
A reliable source related this story to me today. A woman parked her car by the library. She took her
The New York Times Magazine ran a feature on Portland touting the city’s ability to attract and retain college educated
In an effort to promote downtown El Paso, the City has commandeered what looks like a couple of parking spaces
or so I’m told. We only made it to the saddle.
The website fivethirtyeight.com claims that Delicious Mexican Eatery’s chile verde burrito is the second best burrito in American, being edged
Dead tree media have had a hard time competing with the internet. Newspapers thought that all they had to do
Do you see this fight that took place before the UTEP-Texas Tech game? I lifted it from the KVIA website.
The word on the street is that squatters had been occupying the old Lerner building since the Gateway closed. Word
Here’s a story from the El Diario website. Juarez is thinking about putting in light rail to link San Agustin