Hooves & Hope on the Horizon
In The Witches of El Paso, author Luis Jaramillo weaves a spellbinding tale of family, magic, and the unseen borders that shape our lives.
A Love Letter to El Paso’s Past and Future
In The Witches of El Paso, author Luis Jaramillo weaves a spellbinding tale of family, magic, and the unseen borders that shape our lives.
A Game-Changing Gift
In The Witches of El Paso, author Luis Jaramillo weaves a spellbinding tale of family, magic, and the unseen borders that shape our lives.
‘Spore-ting’ a Fresh Path to Wellness
In The Witches of El Paso, author Luis Jaramillo weaves a spellbinding tale of family, magic, and the unseen borders that shape our lives.
Julio Iglesias Jr. — Carving His Path in the Shadow of a Legend
In The Witches of El Paso, author Luis Jaramillo weaves a spellbinding tale of family, magic, and the unseen borders that shape our lives.
Fur-ever Home: Adopt, Don’t Shop!
In The Witches of El Paso, author Luis Jaramillo weaves a spellbinding tale of family, magic, and the unseen borders that shape our lives.
Year of the Snake
In The Witches of El Paso, author Luis Jaramillo weaves a spellbinding tale of family, magic, and the unseen borders that shape our lives.
Padel Up, El Paso!
In The Witches of El Paso, author Luis Jaramillo weaves a spellbinding tale of family, magic, and the unseen borders that shape our lives.
Inside the Borderland Rescue Fund
In The Witches of El Paso, author Luis Jaramillo weaves a spellbinding tale of family, magic, and the unseen borders that shape our lives.
Seek Community at Synaxis Coffee
In The Witches of El Paso, author Luis Jaramillo weaves a spellbinding tale of family, magic, and the unseen borders that shape our lives.
Lucchese Spurs Style in the Heart of Downtown
In The Witches of El Paso, author Luis Jaramillo weaves a spellbinding tale of family, magic, and the unseen borders that shape our lives.
Sip, Savor, Select: A Guide to Finding the Best Wine for Your Palate
In The Witches of El Paso, author Luis Jaramillo weaves a spellbinding tale of family, magic, and the unseen borders that shape our lives.
Exploring the Magic of El Paso: An Interview with Luis Jaramillo
In The Witches of El Paso, author Luis Jaramillo weaves a spellbinding tale of family, magic, and the unseen borders that shape our lives.
Temperature Matters
How many times have you ordered a red wine in a restaurant and noticed that they are pulling the wine straight off the shelf and bringing it to your table? Unless the restaurant’s room temperature is 55 degrees, which I doubt, that wine has not been stored properly – and probably will not be a stellar bottle of red wine when you open it.
Beauty, Spice, Skincare Advice: Glass Skin Is More Than Skin Deep
Let’s face it, one of the biggest beauty trends of 2024 was “Glass Skin.” But what does that really mean? This trend, popularized by Korean performers and models, emphasizes perfectly smooth, poreless, nearly reflective, and flawlessly radiant skin.
Drinks, Dice, and Downtown: The Board Game Bringing El Paso’s Hotspots Home
In the game of life, a round or two of drinks can turn an ordinary night into an adventure – something El Pasoans know to be true
‘Grounds’ for Celebration
If you happen to have gone to the Enrique Moreno County Courthouse these past few months, you may have seen a boarded-up section on the third floor with a poster that reads “Glia’s Coffee Co. Brewing Soon!”
Sails Away! An insight into Gaucin’s newest collection
Fashion shows are a culmination of an artist’s imagination, fantasies, and ideologies. Although a show may only be 20 or so minutes, the months – and, possibly, years – of hard work by the designer are on display for those in attendance to feel inspired and awakened.
A ‘Reel’ Good Time
Have you ever been truly bored? The sitting-at-home-staring-at-the-wall kind of bored, the kind that has you wondering why there aren’t more things to do? The kind of boredom that has you desperate to hang with friends but nowhere to go?
El Paso in Focus
As filmmakers and audiences converge on El Paso each year, they’re not just celebrating cinema; they’re embracing the power of storytelling to transcend borders and unite communities.
The Tiendita that Could: Brown Street Market Continues Legacy
Driving down Brown Street near Central El Paso, you’ll find a black building with signage reading “Gyros,” graffitied letters above the door frame reading “Beer,” “Groceries,” “Del,i” “Cold drinks,” and “Tattoo supplies” written in both English and Spanish…
For the Love of Romance
Growing up in Paris, France, the sight of a little red book in her mother’s hands is a memory remembered fondly for Good Girl Romance Bookstore owner Sandra Blau.
Thanksgiving Wines To Think About
The family (from both sides) is flying into town for Thanksgiving and you finally have your menu planned. Deviled eggs as an appetizer, the traditional cranberry sauce, sweet potatoes, and an oven-roasted turkey – of course – for the main course and pumpkin pie for dessert.
Medals and Mindsets
When Ryan Medrano was young, he was just a regular kid.
He biked, hiked, wrestled, and – of course – got into some shenanigans.
No one knew that one day, he’d be one of the best track and field athletes in the world, overcoming the odds and winning silver at the 2024 Paris Paralympic Games.
Sugar, Spice, Skincare Advice: To All the Ladies in the Place With Style & Grace
Face it, makeup is a fantastic way to express your unique personality and show off who you are. The beauty behind makeup is that it’s a form of self-expression that allows us to showcase our personalities, unleash our creativity, and bring more color into our lives.
Out Like a Light: The Adventures of Jack the Great
When Jack, a 12-year-old, walks into a stadium or a store, most people do not see him as anything other than another kid. But give him a few minutes, and you will realize he is on a mission. Jack, who goes by the online alias “Jack the Great” or @light4079 on social media, has a fascination with turning off lights, a fascination that has turned him into a viral sensation.
Model Behavior at GiGi’s Playhouse
This year’s annual BeYOUtiful Fashion Show at GiGi’s Playhouse showcased the power of confidence, style, and unique beauty. Models graced the red carpet catwalk in fashions by the Cabi Foundation, bringing to life the essence of the organization’s message of inclusion, self-expression, and – most importantly – the empowerment of individuals who have Down syndrome.
Empowered & Unbreakable: Celebrating A Survivor
Davina Licon is a resilient young woman whose life story underscores the crisis of domestic violence, a tragedy that surfaces, seemingly unprovoked, in the lives of women. She speaks with quiet strength, a strength first honed through her dedication to bodybuilding
LuchaPalooza: Celebrating 25 Years of Cinta de Oro
On a warm autumn night at Old Sheepdog Brewery, wrestling fans came together to celebrate a milestone in professional wrestling: Cinta de Oro’s 25th career anniversary. Jorge Arias Rodríguez, a Mexican-American wrestler from El Paso, Texas, better known by his ring name Cinta de Oro (formerly Sin Cara), has been a staple in the wrestling world since 1996.
Sky High in the Sun City
If you’re a local El Pasoan scrolling through Instagram, there is a good chance you’ve seen picturesque photos of the city reposted on the popular Instagram account FitFam. Although we all know what our city looks like, these photographs bring a new perspective, making locals feel as if they are seeing El Paso for the first time.
Paws and Applause: Local Dogs Thrive Thanks to Heroic Veterinary Team
In a groundbreaking moment for local veterinary medicine, two remarkable dogs – a resilient poodle mix named Hazel and a German Shepherd-Boxer named Bullet – underwent the city’s first canine craniotomies (brain surgeries).
Austin City Limits Puts the “HOT” in “HOT TO GO”
This October, I had the pleasure of photographing one of Texas’ gems: Austin City Limits (ACL).
Now, although I had experience photographing musicians like Greta Van Fleet, Carrie Underwood, and Cigarettes After Sex, these were all photographed at the Don Haskins. Never had I photographed a music festival, let alone even attended one.
Creative Nurse Transforms Badge Reels into Art
For creative Laura Karth, the world of art and creation is interwoven in her DNA. With a sculptor mother and a painter stepfather, she was surrounded by creative minds from a young age.
Bobby Gallagher: A Decade Behind the Lens
If a picture is worth a thousand words, then the stories of an acclaimed photographer speak volumes in praise of the culture of our community.
Brew-tiful: Local Coffee Shops to Savor This Autumn
While El Paso’s scenery starts to change as autumn enters the city, local coffee shops are preparing for a season of pumpkin spice and everything nice.
El Paso Stars Shine in Hollywood
Under the glitz, glamor, and glitter of Los Angeles, where dreams are both born and realized, few stories are as romantic – or authentic – as that of Abe Bueno-Jallad and Luly James…
Inside the Magic of Fall School Carnivals in El Paso
The beauty of our city is that every season is an opportunity for our community to embrace the arts and culture we have. Who can forget about The Nutcracker play at UTEP in the winter,
Chasing the Curtain Call
Damian Alonso is no stranger to the stage. The moment he stepped into the spotlight, the young actor was captivated by the magic of performing.
Pillboxed: The Cure for Fashion
Some people need a creative outlet to let their imagination run wild and create something meaningful. For Andy Lozano, there are four outlets.
The Culinary Studio’s Tasty New Chapter
There is nothing better than a great meal, ads El Paso catering company and restaurant – The Culinary Studio – knows that better than anyone. Last month,
Studio Sigilo: The Fashion Revolution
Fashion is the language of representation, freedom and expression that craves the warmth of community.
Writing Beyond Borders
Sergio Troncoso has become a household name in the field of literature. His many books and stories focus on the border region and its inhabitants.
The Art & Science of Viticulture
Wine has appeared in art for centuries. But from its inception, winemaking has been thought of as both art and science.
Livin’ La Vida Loteria!
In a city as vibrant and culturally rich as El Paso, it’s no surprise that local artist Eric Ware, the talent behind Ware Portraits, is making waves by combining traditional art forms with modern creativity.
La Nube Artists
La Nube STEAM Learning Center is more than just a museum; it’s a vibrant fusion of art, science, and creativity, where local artists have come together to transform the space into a living canvas.
Progress Through Pages
Literature is essential to the well-being of communities, including those of the El Paso region. Sometimes, however, inspiring communities to be more involved in the literary world is harder than it may seem.
Date Night at The Yard
As El Paso grows out of the title of a “small town” and expands eastward, one only needs to drive down Montana to find The Yard.
The WOW Factor
As El Paso continues to assert itself as a destination of culture, tourism, and economic growth, the upcoming Way Out West Festival (WOW Fest) promises to be a cornerstone of this vibrant evolution.
Getting Dark with Deady
With the Fall season coming up, many people may be searching for the fall spirit by decorating for Halloween, Dia de Los Muertos, or watching horror movies.
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Studio Sigilo: The Fashion Revolution
Fashion is the language of representation, freedom and expression that craves the warmth of community.

Writing Beyond Borders
Sergio Troncoso has become a household name in the field of literature. His many books and stories focus on the border region and its inhabitants.

Part Creation, Part Collection, and Nearly a Museum
By: Janene Rojas
Photos By: Art Moreno, Jr.
Styled By: Ladonna Apodaca
Welcome friends, I invite you to have a gas exploring a whimsical west El Paso abode built in the 1960s. This is a multidimensional home in the sense that here dwell two artists of many styles, who double as collectors of antiques and curiosities…

Sleek Transitional Style
By: Toni Moon
Photos by: Robert Ordonex
Styled By: Ladonna Apodaca
Throughout the years the architecture of homes has changed dramatically. From exterior architecture to color schemes, the trends have changed. Today, the use of geometrical shapes have been apparent in modern homes. One El Paso home, by Pacifica Homes, keeps up…

A House of History
By: Hope Alegre & Zak Hansen
Photos By: Art Moreno, Jr.
Styled By: Ladonna Apodaca
Some things are meant to stand the test of time. More than 130 years after it was first built, the Warren House, as it’s known today, stands as a testament to the spirit of the old…

Welcome: A Guide To Pampering Your Wedding Guests
By: Janene Rojas
Wedding gifts, you spend days thinking up the perfect thing, hunting for the bride’s favorite color to wrap it in, and top it all with a big puffy bow. Wouldn’t it be nice to receive an equally thoughtful gift upon arrival on the big day?…

The Wedding of Kelsey Burns and Marcelo França
October 6, 2018
They Met: We were both living in Australia at the time and had a mutual friend, Kelly. She introduced us over FaceTime and soon realized we were both going back to the States for a wedding, the same wedding. My sister was getting married to Marcelo’s childhood best friend! I was the maid of honor and Marcelo was a groomsmen. We first…

The Wedding of Catherine Söderberg & Christopher Esper
August 18, 2018
Traditions: The Couple had a traditional Antiochian Orthodox Christian wedding ceremony [that] involved much symbolism including the exchanging of crowns, which represent the couple coming into the Kingdom of God and taking…
The Art & Science of Viticulture
Wine has appeared in art for centuries. But from its inception, winemaking has been thought of as both art and science.
Livin’ La Vida Loteria!
In a city as vibrant and culturally rich as El Paso, it’s no surprise that local artist Eric Ware, the talent behind Ware Portraits, is making waves by combining traditional art forms with modern creativity.
La Nube Artists
La Nube STEAM Learning Center is more than just a museum; it’s a vibrant fusion of art, science, and creativity, where local artists have come together to transform the space into a living canvas.
Progress Through Pages
Literature is essential to the well-being of communities, including those of the El Paso region. Sometimes, however, inspiring communities to be more involved in the literary world is harder than it may seem.
A “Mish-Mash” of Worldly Design and Functional Beauty
By: Veronica NevarezInterior
Designer: Ross Landers
Assistant Stylist: Ladonna Apodaca
Photos By: Art Moreno Jr.
Eclectic as it is remarkable, the home built by Ross Landers, noteworthy interior designer for the Sun City and beyond, proves that beauty and function can…
Kern’s Hidden Treasure
By: Toni MoonPhotos
By: Art Moreno, Jr.
In one of the oldest, most sought after neighborhoods in El Paso, sits a 1935 home with updated looks. This Kern home has been given a face lift that transforms the neighborhood, while preserving its rustic charm. Realtor Yari…
Elevating Design With a Comforting Feel
By: Janene Rojas
Photos By: Jonathan Weingers
Interior designer Catherine Call transformed this 1970s ranch-style home into a modern and elevated space, which for her was a personal pursuit. Mary Lee and William Johns, Catherine’s beloved parents, purchased the…

The Sound of Smartphones
By: Stephanie Aviles
As we age, we slowly start to notice the differences in ourselves that, until this point, we may have overlooked. One of those main differences involves our hearing, specifically when we lose it or it is hindered by endless ringing….

Playing Outdoors Isn’t Just for the Kids
Playing outside is not something exclusive to your grandchildren. Being active and using your muscles becomes more important as you mature, and lack of Vitamin D can be detrimental to your health. With all the amazing outdoor activities El Paso has to...
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