The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
Two recent columns by El Paso Times’ Joe Muench question the straw men opposing progress in El Paso. Here’s one,
the room spins in the opposite direction.
I was born in Chicago. I don’t remember it well. I was young at the time. There was a time,
I bet Josh and Woody Hunt, and Paul Foster and Alejandra de la Vega weren’t expecting the negative backlash they
It’s raining in Valparaiso right now. A storm blew in from Antarctica, and the sea is angry. (I’ve never had
The most logical explanation for the illogical behavior of our immediate past City Council is that they completely believed the
I guess I shouldn’t be surprised. And maybe it wasn’t that much of a secret. But really, they should have
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
As an El Pasoan, I appreciate the civic improvements that City Hall is foisting on us. (Can I even call
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