At Peking Garden, a sun-drenched Chinese restaurant tucked near the edge of El Paso’s Morningside Heights, Krystall Poppin’ is in her element.

In a culture that often sidelines women, YWCA Paso del Norte Region does something extraordinary: it centers them.

The sun had barely stretched over the Franklin Mountains when Paulina Chávez and her mom, Patricia, landed at El Paso International Airport, returning to the city that quietly shaped their roots.

Picture this: It’s a warm summer night in El Paso, the kind where the desert breeze slips through downtown and the city hums with a low, electric buzz.

At first glance, it looks like an art show. In a library, at the airport, or tucked into a city park, you might spot a gallery-style portrait – one that instantly grabs your attention.

In the traditionally male-dominated field of Western horsemanship, Celeste Hudgens is inspired to showcase feminine leadership and talent at her stables.

The discussion around wine and health continues to evolve. While wine has been enjoyed for thousands of years, recent research has brought its potential health effects into focus…

Dr. Jennifer Salinas’s journey into health disparities began in the heart of the Northeast United States, where she was born and raised…

A groundbreaking transformation in cancer care is underway in the heart of the region. The Fox Cancer Center is set to break ground in 2025 and revolutionize…

The arts are more than just entertainment: they are a driving force behind education, economic growth, and cultural identity…

When Nicholas “Nico” Tejeda addresses a room full of new employees at The Hospitals of Providence, he likes to pose a simple but profound question…

After enjoying a deep, much-needed massage, how do you feel?
If there’s a sound that captures that blissful sensation…

When Adrian Gonzalez first heard that The Plaza Hotel Pioneer Park had been named the top hotel in El Paso by U.S. News & World Report…

Las Palmas Del Sol Healthcare is once again setting the standard for excellence in patient care. The healthcare system, which includes Las Palmas Medical Center and Del Sol Medical Center…

A little scoop of joy from El Paso is making its way to Austin. Gozo’s Ice Cream, a project of the El Paso Community Foundation dedicated to providing meaningful employment opportunities for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD)…

El Paso is a city often overlooked by those who don’t take the time to truly understand its vibrant culture and immense potential…

Imagine a world where everyday wonders are no longer just mysteries, but discoveries waiting to be unlocked…

In the quiet calm of a spring afternoon, children sit cross-legged in a shaded tent at Licon Dairy, waiting eagerly for bunnies to nuzzle into their laps…

It’s 5:30 in the morning on a normal Sunday. Most people might be tucked in their beds and plan on sleeping in on their last day of the weekend…

As we grow older and juggle increasingly demanding schedules, our bodies often struggle to keep pace…

In The Witches of El Paso, author Luis Jaramillo weaves a spellbinding tale of family, magic, and the unseen borders that shape our lives.

In The Witches of El Paso, author Luis Jaramillo weaves a spellbinding tale of family, magic, and the unseen borders that shape our lives.

In The Witches of El Paso, author Luis Jaramillo weaves a spellbinding tale of family, magic, and the unseen borders that shape our lives.

In The Witches of El Paso, author Luis Jaramillo weaves a spellbinding tale of family, magic, and the unseen borders that shape our lives.

In The Witches of El Paso, author Luis Jaramillo weaves a spellbinding tale of family, magic, and the unseen borders that shape our lives.

In The Witches of El Paso, author Luis Jaramillo weaves a spellbinding tale of family, magic, and the unseen borders that shape our lives.

In The Witches of El Paso, author Luis Jaramillo weaves a spellbinding tale of family, magic, and the unseen borders that shape our lives.

In The Witches of El Paso, author Luis Jaramillo weaves a spellbinding tale of family, magic, and the unseen borders that shape our lives.

In The Witches of El Paso, author Luis Jaramillo weaves a spellbinding tale of family, magic, and the unseen borders that shape our lives.

In The Witches of El Paso, author Luis Jaramillo weaves a spellbinding tale of family, magic, and the unseen borders that shape our lives.

In The Witches of El Paso, author Luis Jaramillo weaves a spellbinding tale of family, magic, and the unseen borders that shape our lives.

In The Witches of El Paso, author Luis Jaramillo weaves a spellbinding tale of family, magic, and the unseen borders that shape our lives.

In The Witches of El Paso, author Luis Jaramillo weaves a spellbinding tale of family, magic, and the unseen borders that shape our lives.

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.

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.

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

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!”

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.

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?

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.