The borderland’s newest campus of a Texas-based charter school chain will open in Horizon City next year.
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Increases in commercial and industrial property values usually lead the way when the El Paso Central Appraisal District releases new certified valuations in July, but this year it’s the modest 2.9% increase in home values.
A new shared working space is coming to a quickly developing part of Central El Paso, a few blocks away from Downtown.
The city of El Paso now has more options to speed up court cases regarding dilapidated buildings that are a threat to public safety.
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DALLAS — During this year’s legislative session, Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price was among scores of city leaders who actively opposed yet another series of attempts by state officials to limit how much money local governments collect. But with …
It’s hard to imagine where El Paso would be today if Les Parker hadn’t taken off after high school to join the American kids wandering Europe in the ’60s and landed a teller job at a German bank when he ran out of money. Read more
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Guy Fieri zoomed across the borderland in his shiny red 1968 Camaro convertible in March – sending some of the celebrity chef’s fans into a frenzy. Read more
There’s always something to see or do in the region’s museums and galleries: Read more
Happy’s Irish Pub bills itself as “The Happiest Place on Earth,” a blissful place to enjoy great food and spirits with family and friends. Read more
El Paso’s Downtown is home to a treasure trove of important, historic architecture, much of it designed by one man – Henry C. Trost. Read more
Kansas skyrocketed to the top of the rock ‘n’ roll mountain in the 1970s with iconic hit singles such as “Carry On Wayward Son” alongside their unique, classically-influenced take on progressive rock. Read more
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"They had no idea what a gem our city is. It was an honor to host this and put El Paso on a national stage.” – Brad Taylor
One of the late John Birkhead’s most dedicated friends through the years has been Phillip Duncan, a 1961 graduate at Burges High School who was on the track team when Birkhead was head track coach and an assistant football coach under Bill Bookout.
This is a continuation of the discussion of our housing bubble, the debt crisis and global developments as they change the long-term direction of our economy. The column is by David B. Prilliman, who is a principal with Professional Investment Counsel Inc. in El Paso.
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