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The most popular resolution made on New Year’s Day is to get in shape, to get fit. That’s followed by eat right and take care of our bodies. Health, and getting in better health leads …
Steve Zimmerman
January, 2019
December, 2018
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31 December
Gallery+Audio+Story: Fans and Traditions Keep Hyundai Sun Bowl Fresh, Fun
It was a day of family, food and football as the Stanford Cardinal took on the Pitt Panthers in El Paso’s 85th Annual Sun Bowl Game. The energy was high, both on the field and …
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29 December
Amid Migrant Influx, El Pasoans Inspired to Help
“The beggar stretches out his hand not to ask, but to give you the kingdom of heaven, and you do not notice.” Elder Arsenie Papacioc Over the last couple of weeks, El Paso has seen …
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27 December
Story+Gallery: The Next Fire
In June of this year, I wrote about two fires that have destroyed historic buildings in El Paso. The first article was about the Krakauer Mansion at 1519 Golden Hill Terrace. This was a Trost …
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15 December
Video+Gallery+Story: Part One – An El Pasoan’s Role in US Atomic History
What do you know about the Manhattan Project? I asked a few people that question over the past couple of weeks just to see what they knew, what they thought. The answers were all over …
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6 December
Video+Gallery+Story: Family, Flags, the Future and The Fabens Color Guard
When I’m out, shooting a high school football game, I’m not just focusing on the game. What I do is try to take in everything: the game, the fans, the families, the coaches, cheerleaders, flag …
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5 December
As Migrants Continue Journey Through El Paso, Volunteers Provide Meals, Support
Imagine walking miles, hundreds of miles. From time to time you may get a ride, and someone may give you food. Then, imagine a day with nothing to eat, no ride, and dwindling hope. This …
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1 December
Video+Story: In Victory or Defeat, Westside Eagles Soar
Growing up, I didn’t want to play sports. Just wasn’t my thing. I would have rather stayed at home, drawing, writing, or working on that “great American novel” idea I had when I was ten. …
November, 2018
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26 November
Story+Gallery: The Beauty and Strength of El Paso’s Orthodox Church
Ever since I picked up a camera, my favorite subject has always been the Church. I’m not talking about the Baptist Church or Methodist Church. No. I’m talking about the liturgical churches – the Roman …
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17 November
Story in Man Pics: Henry Stokes Little Bowl Championships at Del Valle
On a sunny, Saturday afternoon scores of players made their way to Del Valle’s Conquest Stadium to determine the champions in three divisions of the city’s youth football league. By the end of the day, …
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16 November
Story in Many Pics: Andress Takes Hanks Knights 33-12
As the first round of playoffs got underway throughout the Borderland, the Andress Eagles hosted the Hanks Knights in Northeast El Paso. While the Knights battled valiantly, it was the home-standing Eagles that swooped in for …
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15 November
Story in Many Pics: Austin Overtakes Canutillo 35-14
The first round of the 2018 Texas High School Football playoffs got underway Thursday night, as the Austin Panthers hosted the Canutillo Eagles. As hosts, the Panthers were less-than-welcoming, with their defense holding the Eagles …
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15 November
Local Duo Look to Help Educate, Inspire Local Filmmakers with El Paso MediaFest 2019
Are you a filmmaker? Do you want to make a film? This article is for you. Trust me: you’re going to want to read this, grab your camera and start filming. I fell into the field …
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11 November
Video+Gallery: Painting Through The Grief
We all deal with grief differently. When my Desiree Wheatley, Mr. Capps and my Grandmother died, I couldn’t even attend the funerals. I became quiet, reserved and withdrawn when learning of each person’s death. I …
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11 November
Story in Many Pics: El Paso Youth Football Semi-Finals
The Borderland’s best were on display Saturday afternoon, as the El Paso youth football semi finals took place at Riverside High and Del Valle High. The winners of the semi-finals move on to the Little …
