The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
No, not Erectile Dysfunction. That’s a separate discussion all together. Economic Development. The City’s Economic Development policies are designed to
First I’d like to thank everyone who brought me this far in this year’s election. Thank you to the donors,
They mean business! And they support Rich Wright for City Representative for District 8. And many more!
Here’s a local history showcase with El Paso history all-stars.
It’s crunch time. We are down to the final countdown. Three days left for voting. Today, tomorrow, and Tuesday. We
By Kent Paterson Standing tall and stoic, Albert Silva gazed at the barbed wire topping the fence on the U.S.
Taxes are killing the local economy. Taxes hurt small businesses two ways. First, our punitive tax rates take a big
The City Manager’s contract is ridiculous. $400+ k a year plus benefits that put him well north half a million
I am against widening the freeway, and subsequently building a deck over it. Widening the freeway to reduce traffic is
Building a $180 miilion arena in Duranguito was a bad idea 10 years ago, and it’s a bad idea now,
El Paso is as culturally unique as New Orleans, or San Francisco, or Key West. There is no place in
