El Pasoans React To The Death Of UTEP’s Beloved Dr. Natalicio
El Pasoans are mourning and sharing stories after learning about the death of former UTEP president Dr. Natalicio.
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‘Tis The Season To Break Out With Our Beloved San Marcos Cobijas
It may still be hot out, but I'm ready to snuggle up with my San Marcos blanket.
EP Native Captured a Stunning Photo of a Fossil on Scenic Drive
A borderland native Joel Salcido ventured out on one of his visits to capture the beauty of El Paso.
El Pasoans Pay Homage To The Sun City In Fun New Loteria Version
This is how a group of El Pasoans took a fun night hanging out virtually and created the sensational El Paso-themed Loteria.
No Feria In Juarez Because Of COVID Numbers
A Juarez newspaper has more information about why the Feria has been postponed and what needs to be done for it to happen this year.
“Cassandro” Biopic Taps El Paso Artist For New Downtown Mural
The plan was to have the mural painted over once the crew completed filming, but the building owner loved it so much that he asked them to leave the mural as it was.
Juarez Native Mario Carmona Qualifies For US Open
Golfer Mario Carmona, who grew up in Juarez and El Paso, qualified yesterday for the 121st U.S. Open, which will be June 17-20 at the Torrey Pines South Course.
Old Barriga’s Mexican Restaurant Off Sunland Park Gets Torn Down
The building where the now-defunct Barriga's Mexican Restaurant once stood in West El Paso off Sunland Park Drive is getting torn down.
Lucha Libre Movie Brings Attention to ‘Femicide’ in Juarez
Juarez is one of the most dangers parts of the world for women as 'femicide' is big deal. A movie from SXSW hopes to shine a light on this problem.
El Paso Border Wall Teeter-Totter Wins International Award
The teeter-totter that was installed along the US/Mexico border has won a design award from London.