Small Business

Tino’s work is well known in El Paso and one of his most beloved pieces of street art was the "Don't Be Self Conchas" mural which sat outside of a local boutique, “Desert Mama.” However, if you’ve driven past the business you may have noticed that the vibrant mural is no longer there.

Women have outnumbered men in the US. Today the numbers are shifting as more women are opening new businesses, especially in Texas.

Viva La Mocha held their grand opening back in December and the response from locals has been nothing but positive.

The local market, Sun City Dreamers’s Market, will be hosting their holiday market and they are encouraging locals to come out to shop locally this holiday season and to enter for a chance at winning prizes with their best ugly Christmas sweater.

Everyone’s favorite “coffee in a bag” spot, Viejo Coffee, is making the move from Downtown El Paso to west El Paso’s Kern Place.

he walls are like a real-life Barbie dream house.

Everyone likes some live entertainment when they’re enjoying their favorite food but imagine that live entertainment coming from an adorable and confident 6-year-old. That is the case for customers of the north east El Paso food truck, El Taco Queto.

El Paso’s first-ever Anime Fest is coming to the borderland this May and it’s all thanks to a local store, Chicho’s.

Local El Paso business In Bloom is inviting locals to its first ever Madres, Mimosas Y Chismosas Market just in time for Mother's Day.

The Fountains shared the news on their Facebook page with the caption reading, “The Fountains at Farah is excited to announce the returning of the Fountains Art and Farmers Market by 915 Pop Up.”