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Club Corner
Anybody who’s been to a professional soccer game – or watched one on TV – can attest that half the fun is being in the presence of die-hard fans.
LOVE MY RIDE
John Guerrero – aka Johnny G. – channels his inner race car driver quite easily. The 1966 Burges High School graduate is a U.S. Navy veteran, is retired from a 24-year stint as an El Paso police officer, and has been an investigator for the federal public defender's office for the past 23 years.
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El Paso Reads
Award-winning author Daniel Chacón’s new short-story collection – “Kafka in a Skirt: Stories from the Wall” – includes a scene in which a woman reads a blurb on the cover of a book she has encountered:
Short Story
“In the Closet” and “Yoga” are among the stories in “Kafka in a Skirt: Stories from the Wall,” a short-story collection by El Paso author Daniel Chacón, who is also a professor of creative writing at the University of Texas at El Paso.
Artist Spotlight
#ElPasoStrong, print, August 2019, by El Paso artist Patrick Gabaldon, an attorney by day, pays tribute to the 22 people who died in the Aug. 3 mass shooting in El Paso. The piece is in contrast to most of Gabaldon’s work, which typically depicts borderland attributes and landmarks in bold, …
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Music Makers
They’re the music makers of El Paso – Zuill Bailey, Justin Lucero and Bohuslav Rattay – who are taking their classical harmonies to stages across the borderland again this fall.
El Paso’s three classical music makers – Zuill Bailey, Justin Luero and Bohuslav Rattay –take the stage with their respective organizations each season.
Tom Lea
Thomas Calloway Lea III – the renown muralist, illustrator, novelist and historian – was also a highly regarded war correspondent whose paintings of World War II were worth more than a million words.
Better in Boots
In Texas, western boots are not just footwear – they’re a lifestyle.
Streetcar Talk
If you spend time around UTEP football coach Dana Dimel, you would never know that his team has won just one game in the last two years. He has an outgoing personality and a friendly approach to fans and media – traits reminiscent of Mike Price, the beloved former UTEP head coach.
Second Act
Twelve years ago, Stephanie Brown’s job and passion was rendering aid to U.S. soldiers on the battlefield – stitching them up and helping heal their wounds.
Medicare
Prescription opioid medications – such as oxycodone, hydrocodone, morphine and codeine – can help treat pain after surgery or after an injury, but they carry serious risks, including addiction, overdose and death.
Social Security
Losing a parent is both emotionally painful and, often times, devastating to a family’s finances.
Cooking
Forget pumpkin pie. Ruli's International Kitchen's owner and chef provides this recipe using the often-forgotten part of the pumpkin – its seeds.
While you can find fresh (or canned) pumpkins at most neighborhood grocery stores, here’s where you can find farmer’s fresh pumpkins.
Is it a fruit or a vegetable? This and other fun facts about the fall staple.
Gardening
El Paso’s 100-plus degree weather may fade in the fall, but it doesn’t mean the end of gardening.
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From music and theater to arts and sports, check out all there is to do across the borderland this fall.
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