PFLAG El Paso Virtual Pride, June 11th to 30th, Details to Come
MCC El Paso Pride During the Time of Pandemic
By Brian Antonio Sieve, Pastor of Metropolitan Community Church of El Paso. Stonewall was a riot! It was led by gender Queer people of color in response to police abuse and harassment. […]
Updated: How Do We Celebrate Pride in the Time of Black Lives Matter and COVID-19?
I have teamed up with my colleague Diana Martinez to invite articles in celebration of El Paso Pride Month. This year Pride takes an even more important reason amid the new Civil […]
THERE IS A CITY
By Cheryl Howard, Ph.D. There is a city that doesn’t love itself. To be clear, there are many ardent residents who do love the city, and many who are homesick from afar. […]
Card Tricks: How El Paso’s 2012 “Quality of Life” Bond Election Got Riddled With Flimflam
Writer and author Debbie Nathan has published an incredible piece of history on how former City Manager Joyce Wilson engineered the creation of the arena in the Quality of Life Bond Projects. […]
Press Release: Brand New, $200,000 El Paso Home to Be Given Away in June
Happy Tuesday! I hope this email finds you well. I’m writing on behalf of ICON Custom Home Builder, and want to share some great news! ICON Custom Homes is giving away another […]
Evictions: What happens if you have not been able to pay your rent during the pandemic? (Updated)
By Verónica Carbajal Beginning in March, a number of orders were passed to protect tenants from becoming homeless during the pandemic. Some of those orders have expired. Below is an explanation of […]
A Compelling Dialogue on Charlie Minn’s New Film on the Walmart August 3rd Massacre: “915”
By Dr. Miguel Juárez Both Governor Greg Abbott and Filmmaker Charlie Minn seem to think that we will all be going back to our previous lives by October 2020. In Minn’s case, […]
Juan Sandoval: A Passion for Collecting
The following article written several years ago, offers a vignette of one of the most important art collectors of our time in El Paso, Texas. El Pasoans will now have to visit […]
By the Numbers: COVID-19 and Unemployment for El Paso
There are several public discussions concerning whether the country should open for business. The debate centers on the dangers of COVID-19 and whether or not people will be safe and not create […]
