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We Are Facebook Slaves

by Martin ParedesDecember 6, 2018

The Missing Latino Voice

by Martin ParedesDecember 5, 2018

The News Platform of the Future

by Martin ParedesDecember 4, 2018

What Is The Future of Journalism

by Martin ParedesDecember 3, 2018

An Unexpected Warning

by Martin ParedesOctober 17, 2018

The Russia Probe Documents

by Martin ParedesApril 12, 2018

Three Sinclair Employees Share Their Thoughts with Me

by Martin ParedesApril 5, 2018

U.S. Military Is Losing Its Luster

by Martin ParedesNovember 7, 2017

And the First Domino Falls

by Martin ParedesOctober 31, 2017

And The First Contestant Is

by Martin ParedesOctober 30, 2017

elpasoblogger on El Paso Taxpayers Were Promised Ballpark Success, Has It Delivered 14 Years Later?September 27, 2026
Interesting article, thanks. But what is the other half of this story, you know, the part we are not likely…
Jerry Kurtyka on El Paso’s META Datacenter on the City Council Ballot Box in NovemberSeptember 9, 2026
One way to look at a data center is that it is a hole in the biosphere that sucks up…
Proposed Ban Against Weststar Bank on Tuesday’s Agenda Expected to be Voted Down While Questions Remain - El Paso News on Who’s Running for City Council in November?August 30, 2026
[…] and Niño are facing reelection campaigns in November. Niño has not reported any campaign contributions from the Weststar board…
Jerry Kurtyka on The Woody Hunt Economic Development Test and the Meta DatacenterAugust 24, 2026
Don"t you think it is pretty clear by now that the City did not know what it was doing when…
Rhonda Select title Lain on What La Tuna Employees “Scrambling” To Apply at Other Local Prisons Told UsJuly 10, 2026
Very interested, I have a daughter who is a Big Spring employee with 2 years shy of retirement and need…

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