Registration for UTEP’s Acting and Dance camps are now open. The camps run from June 6th through June 24th. UTEP officials say limited financial assistance is available for the camps. All information is below, to …
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I was attending Hispanicize, a huge digital / media conference in Miami, FL last week when I was pleasantly surprised to hear El Paso, TX being honored! Hispancize gathers some of the nation’s most popular …
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The El Paso Museum of Archaeology invites the public to learn the art of “Repujado” at a free workshop from noon to 3 p.m. on Saturday, March 5 at the Museum of Archaeology (4301 Transmountain Road.) El …
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A man with bloodshot eyes sits surrounded by doctors. In Spanish, he complains of dizziness, shortness of breath, and numbness on the left side of his body. He says his name is Mario and he’s …
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Two Socorro Independent School District campuses – SPC. Rafael Hernando III Middle School and Mission Early College High School — are finalists for the 2016 National Excellence in Urban Education Awards. The two schools are …
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The El Paso Pro-Musica Chamber Music Festival continues this week with the 10th Anniversary Collaboration with the Festival and the El Paso Symphony Orchestra. Each year, a guest artist from the EPPM Chamber Music Festival …
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Hundreds of El Pasoans bundled up and attended Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (TTUHSC) El Paso’s “Cookies, Cocoa and Holiday Cheer” on Tuesday night. Warren Love, of TTUHSC El Paso, captured these images from the celebration. …
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The 20th annual Americas High School Christmas Fair will take place this Friday, December 4th from 5:30-9:30 pm. Officials say over 100 vendors from the El Paso and Las Cruces area will be in attendance. Vendors will be selling …
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The Sun Bowl Association and FirstLight Federal Credit Union announced the winners of the 79th edition of the FirstLight Federal Credit Union Sun Bowl Parade in Sunday’s edition of the El Paso Times. There were …
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The students and community members at Kohlberg Elementary School came together recently to play Santa Claus for hundreds of El Paso area children who may have gone without a present this holiday season. Through the …
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EPISD teachers were joined by community leaders, military personnel, university students, news personalities and other stakeholders to instill the love of reading in students during the second annual Read Across the District event. Deputy Superintendent …
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Custodian Michael Fierro received well-deserved media attention in August after he stepped in front of a Hillside Elementary kindergarten student to save her from a vicious dog attack. A TV report about Fierro’s story caught …
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On Tuesday morning, local Lowe’s Home Improvement team members descended on the Lower Valley campus of Cedar Grove Elementary to revamp one of the common areas of the school. The Lowe’s employees are donating their own …
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Verizon Call Center employees loaded up hundreds of glue sticks, thousands of paper, notebooks, back packs, hundreds of boxes of crayons and stacked all 5,000 plus items on the stage of the Lee Elementary School …
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The 2015 Walk to End Alzheimer’s was held Saturday morning at Southwest University Park, thousands of El Pasoans showed up to walk and share their reasons for walking. Organized by the El Paso Alzheimer’s Association, …
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