When I landed in JFK I couldn’t speak, I knew English but when people spoke to me, I couldn’t answer. I was culture shocked. I was just looking and observing. It took me a year, everything is so different.” Kaylen Erfani, a software engineer from New Jersey, traveled over 2,000 miles using her own funds […]Read More
The UTEP volleyball team will participate in the postseason for the first time in the program’s history, having received an invitation as part of an automatic bid to play in the National Invitational Volleyball Championship. UTEP will face off against former Conference USA foe Tulsa on Thursday, Dec. 2, at 5 p.m. MT, on the […]Read More
The longtime tradition “Noche de Luminarias,” or “Night of Lights,” is set to make its return to New Mexico State University (NMSU) after pressing pause last year due to the pandemic. This year marks the 36th anniversary of the event. The tradition was started in 1984 by Residence Hall volunteers who set up luminarias around […]Read More
Officials with Sunflower Bank announced that they will be hosting a Holiday Model Train Display in partnership with the Railroad Model and Historical Association of El Paso for the holiday season. “I am so excited to help bring the magic of a holiday model railroad display to El Paso,” said Ernesto Avila, Sunflower Bank Regional […]Read More
Officials with Ysleta ISD announced a partnership with Immunize El Paso to host COVID-19 vaccine clinics at schools this week for anyone 5 years and older. The clinics offer first and/or second doses of the vaccine, as well as booster shots (third doses). The COVID-19 vaccine is optional and not required to attend school. Vaccine […]Read More
MCALLEN — In the first days of his campaign for governor, Beto O’Rourke made a beeline to this southernmost corner of the state, saying it was no mistake he was choosing to start his run in a part of Texas where Democrats have their work cut out for them after the 2020 election. His supporters […]Read More
LAS VEGAS – The UTEP women’s basketball team lost its first game of the season with a 81-55 setback against Kansas on the final day at the South Point Thanksgiving Shootout in South Point Arena on Saturday night. The Miners (5-1) shot only 29.4 percent (15-51) from the field, while the Jayhawks (5-1) hit over 54 […]Read More
Dear Democrats, I know that you are worried about the upcoming midterm elections. Heck, you hold the slimmest of margins in both the House and Senate, and those pesky horse-dewormer eaters are probably gonna try to gerrymander their districts so much before 2022 that even Jesus himself would be living in Republican district. But I […]Read More
El Paso is seeing another surge in cases of COVID-19 this month with the El Paso Department of Public Health reporting more than 1,400 new cases Sunday through Tuesday, the start of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s reporting week. From Nov. 14-20, the health department reported 2,840 new cases, the highest weekly total […]Read More
Nearly 200 families in the San Juan neighborhood will have a warm turkey to help them celebrate Thanksgiving this week thanks to the generous donation of Aaron and Alvin Jones — El Paso’s professional football superstars. As it has become a tradition, the Jones brother’s A&A All the Way Foundation partnered with Albertsons supermarkets to provide […]Read More
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