El Chuqueño

Cold-blooded killer, stalking the town Cop cars blinking, something bad going down Buildings are crumbling in the neighborhood But there’s

Some of the decisions that have been made lately make me think that the decision makers aren’t putting all their

Here’s my take on the El Paso Triple A Baseball Team Naming Fiasco, henceforth, Namegate. (Here’s the story in the

I think Steve was clueless. I think that his lopsided loss in the general election caught him flatfooted. He surrounded

In response to The Road to Economic Development, Mr. Natural asks Right on about promoting cultural and educational values in

My web host informs me that someone has been trying to access El Chuqueno through a brute force attack. I’m

Here’s what the Urban Dictionary has to say about It’s All Good: Platitude that covers so many emotions and situations

I know it’s impolite (maybe even unpatriotic to the point of treason) to be critical of the current regime in

Just like in The Wire, maybe, Season Six. The indictment described a jailhouse seemingly out of control. Four corrections officers

“We spend more on our cars than we do on our houses,” Larry added. Larry is a member of Our

It’s off of Libertad, in La Chaveña. ” like an elephant graveyard for consumer goods.” (read more at What’s Up.)

“Some time during the night, an unknown person reportedly removed Goodyear Wrangler tires, two Ford factory aluminum wheels and the

In English we call it handball. In Spanish it’s rebote a mano con pelota dura, or rebote for short. They

Despite El Pasoans’ reluctance to take, or even talk about, the bus, Sun Metro seems complicit in a plot to

There is a significant correlation between the use of leaded gasoline and incidences of violent crime. [L]ead emissions from automobiles

I heard this a year ago as we were slipping through the dappled shadows on Gavilan Canyon Road, listening to

The Kentucky Club, just over the Santa Fe Street pedestrian bridge in Downtown El Paso, is easily El Paso’s most