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Leon Claire Metz was more than a historian—he was the keeper of El Paso's memory. For decades, he documented the people, places, and events that shaped the Borderlands, giving voice to stories that might...
culture
When seven weary horsemen crested the edge of the Rio Grande valley in 1852, there was little more than dust, mesquite and danger. The men, led by Joel L. Ankrim, carried a Masonic charter...
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El Paso has always been a city of builders. Long before modern development, Indigenous communities engineered trade networks across the desert. Spanish settlers constructed missions and irrigation systems that still define the region. Mexican...
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El Paso’s own renowned artist, Gaspar Enriquez, has created art all his life. We were honored to have visited with him to learn about his life, his passion, and talk about the recent opening...
culture
El Paso’s own renowned artist, Gaspar Enriquez, has created art all his life. We were honored to have visited with him to learn about his life, his passion, and talk about the recent opening...
culture
Let me share a little of this great history with you. Let’s start with the Pledge of Allegiance. A Civil War veteran named Captain George T. Balch wrote the first version in 1885 which...
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El Paso is full of many under-explored sites, Keystone Heritage Park located at 4220 Doniphan is one of them. The botanical garden and archaic wetlands, sits amid a 52-acre archeological site in El Paso’s...
culture
When she’s not busy as a clinical assistant for the El Paso Health Department, working with El Paso’s HIV prevention program, Kristy Young, aka ‘Atomic Blossom’, spends numerous hours doing what she loves doing...
culture
As days and weeks continue to pass since the horrific day of infamy which took place on October 7th when a sworn enemy of Israel and the Jewish people namely the terrorist group Hamas...