The streets of Downtown are quiet after six months of coronavirus-related closures and restrictions, but business owners remain hopeful and optimistic about the future, according to a new survey that will be released later this week. Read more
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It’s been a long hot summer, one that will be seared into the record books. And while El Paso Water managed to meet demand on even the hottest days, the city’s water utility is concerned about next year. Read more
Like hundreds, no, thousands of people around the world, Jerry and Sue McInturf bought a little lot in a sprawling unincorporated development that never really developed called Horizon City. Read more
Myrna Deckert, quite possibly El Paso’s best-known female leader and a leader among leaders in this community, died Friday. Read more
A sweet spot in El Paso will continue doling out much-needed pastries and mood boosters after the current business owner found someone to take the reins. Read more
The 76 members of the class of 2021 at the Gayle Greve Hunt School of Nursing received their first white coats during a special ceremony. Read more
The El Paso economy continued to show signs of recovery in July, but growth was slower than in previous months. Read more
Half a year into the coronavirus pandemic, it’s clear that tech tools and apps are helping us hold on to some sense of normalcy in the face of a year that is anything but. Read more
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In a former Jeep factory-turned jean factory in Central El Paso, an unlikely yet fruitful partnership has been struck by successful El Paso businessman Don Shapiro and borderland artist and author Valentin Sandoval. Read more
Another one bites the (chalk) dust – sorta. Read more
The El Paso Symphony Ochestra has canceled its fall programs at the Plaza Theatre due to the coronavirus pandemic. Read more
Students in UTEP’s theater and dance programs will hold virtual performances throughout the fall 2020 semester. Read more
The Michelob Ultra El Paso Marathon and its related races will go on in February 2021, organizers said. Read more
He was an author, soldier, historian, reporter, civic activist and community leader. He helped organize the El Paso Boys Club and local historical societies. He wrote about the Tigua Indians and helped build the statue of Cristo Rey. Read more
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Elizabeth Cuthrell, a Manhattan-based film producer, used to work in an ergonomic office space: comfortable desk chair, monitor at eye level, external keyboard. Then came COVID-19. During stay-at-home she worked on a laptop from a wicker chair, or sometimes on a couch with “cushions like mar…
It’s not surprising that manufacturers in this region, one of the largest industrial centers on the border, buy a lot from suppliers: $39 billion worth every year by one estimate.
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