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The Appliance Rap
By Isaiah Montoya The midday sun scorches the corrugated metal roof of the Western Wholesale Supply facility in El Paso, turning the interior into a qu
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Alejandra Petion Is Building Ladders for Her Community
There is a difference between making money and building power. Making money can change one person’s life. Building power can change a community. That is what
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Restoring Memory, Rebuilding Legacy: The Story of Ben Dowell and a Community Effort to Honor Him
In the soil of El Paso lie stories that have not yet been fully told. Some are etched in archives, others preserved in memory, and many, far too many, rest in silence beneath unmarked...
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Ciudad Maderas: A Modern Approach to Real Estate Investment in Mexico
In today’s evolving economic landscape, real estate continues to stand as one of the most reliable paths toward long-term financial growth. Among the companies leading this movement in Mexico is Ciudad Maderas, a developer...
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MINERVA’S UNMATCHED EXPERIENCE MINERVA FOR SHERIFF
Meet Minerva Torres Shelton, Candidate for Sheriff for the County of El Paso, who will make history as the First Woman Sheriff of El Paso County. Minerva’s experience in law enforcement is both distinguished...
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Social Security Question:
What is Social Security Overpayment? Social security overpayment is a situation where you receive more money from the Social Security Administration (SSA) than you are entitled to. This can happen due to various reasons,...
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HIGH PERFORMANCE BUILDING CONTINUED
The City of El Paso recently adopted the 2021 International Building Code for building and construction. A key component of this ICC is greater energy efficiency requirements. Under this new Code, new construction must...
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Bricks & Minifigs® El Paso
Bricks & Minifigs® El Paso was recently opened by local residents Thomas and Sara Smith. The couple has a background and careers in healthcare, but wanted to try something different, something fun. There were...