The Socorro Independent School District, in partnership with Workforce Solutions Borderplex, is offering young adults the opportunity to improve their basic learning and job skills through the Community Education Department’s Youth Job Skills Program. “I believe that these students want to be successful and are motivated,” said Community Education assistant director Isabel Justo. “We have […]Read More
For a few days last spring, Amy Guadiar was able to take her mind off the shoppers from Mexico her store has been missing since the COVID-19 pandemic struck the borderland. The government’s one-time stimulus checks, issued in April, briefly brought shoppers from El Paso back to Contigo, a downtown El Paso garment store that’s […]Read More
As part of National Drive Electric Week 2020 by Plug-In America, El Paso Electric (EPE) will officially launch it’s newest initiative, the EV Community. “El Paso Electric (EPE) continues its trailblazing trend of promoting and advocating for the safe, clean and sustainable form of transportation with plug-in hybrids and electric vehicles (EV),” EPE officials shared. […]Read More
Tuesday morning, officials with the El Paso Independent School District announced that two students and an employee reported positive COVID-19 lab results. The students were at Coronado and Franklin high schools. The employee works at Coronado. As outlined in EPISD’s School Reopening Guidelines, the District has notified all students and personnel who may have been […]Read More
New Mexico State University Civil Engineering Assistant Professor Ehsan Dehghan-Niri and Ph.D. candidate Sina Zamen received a 2020 fellowship from the American Society for Non-Destructive Testing. The fellowship award was based on their proposal, “Evaluation of Rolling Contact Fatigue cracks on railheads using nonlinear ultrasound in phase-space domain.” The primary goal of this research proposal […]Read More
This story will be updated as new information arrives from area government offices, school districts, and other organizations regarding their Coronavirus (COVID-19) preparations and guidelines. City Resources & FAQ | Direct link to ALL city closures | Department of Health Information site ***(9/29/2020) On Tuesday, officials with the DPH announced 256 new cases, as well as 9 […]Read More
My special guest is one of the hardest working persons I know! Veteran Sports Reporter from the El Paso Times… Mr Felix Chavez! In this Episode we will chat on how he got his start in the Business, His love of Horse racing and the current state of racing in the future. and then we […]Read More
The Hero Trade comic book arrived in store with absolutely no fanfare or warning. We received it in the mail with a letter stating the following: Dear comic shop, I am sending you one copy of my first self-published comic, The Hero Trade #1, free of charge. Please don’t throw it away. I’d love it […]Read More
The City of El Paso Fire Department and Department of Public Health along with many partnering agencies are offering free flu vaccines to those four years of age and older during this flu season. The “Be PowerFlu” prevention campaign aims to reduce the number of flu cases and prevent serious related illness during the current COVID-19 pandemic. […]Read More
On Monday, the El Paso Chamber’s 2020 Leadership El Paso Class (LEP 42) presented check to Operation H.O.P.E. as a part of their ’42 and You’ project. Members of LEP 42, along with community sponsors, raised $46,250 for the nonprofit organization Operation H.O.P.E in order to meet the El Paso community’s food needs during the […]Read More
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