The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
Did anyone notice the cognitive dissonance in the noise coming out of the ballpark crowd? I am really trying to
Promoting higher population densities in the urban core is a good thing. Higher population densities, and better public transportation, yield
Two-word team names are minor league baseball’s bread and butter, and while the Desert Gators and Sun Dogs sound like
Mithoff Burton Partners (“where creativity goes to die,” as one commenter put it) were given $300,000 by the City of
Here’s a video from El Paso Triple A Baseball (I guess) helping you to understand the noble goals MountainStar Sports
You’ve read that Steve Ortega has moved to quash his deposition, and the attempt to sift his emails relating to
Here’s an article from the Atlantic on new city slogans for 2011. Even the worst is better than It’s All
There’s been a lot of chatter about Joyce Wilson’s resignation announcement this week. Here’s how I read it. With Ms.
At a time when train tracks separate much of the West Side from downtown, when many of the streets were
Plan El Paso is the City’s general blueprint for “the built environment.” The Plan adopts the principles of New Urbanism,
Turning a blind eye. Giving someone the cold shoulder. Looking down on people. Seeing right through them. These metaphors for
My wife really loves me. Even though we fight a lot, yesterday I was feeling a little hungover, and she
Let’s dredge up a quote from Saturday’s story in El Paso’s English language daily: MountainStar said it wants to have
I’m just speculating here. But I think the truth lies behind this statement, as quoted from the El Paso Times:
It’s easy to get mad when the ballpark costs leap another ten million dollars. It’s easy to point fingers when
Isn’t anyone from Mountain Star Sports Group interested in a little crisis management? Don’t they realize that they’re hemorrhaging? Today
I’ve been out of town for a couple nearly four months, and lately when I venture out in El Paso,
There’s this story in the El Paso Times about the City Attorney trying to quash a demand for depositions from
There’s an interesting story by David Crowder in this week’s El Paso Inc. It seems that the City proposed an