by luis | Mar 14, 2025 | The City
ByErin Coulehan Photography byTexas Parks and Wildlife For the first time in more than half a century, wild desert bighorns roam the Franklin Mountains. Their return is more than a symbolic homecoming – it’s also a battle for survival. Once abundant across West...
by luis | Mar 14, 2025 | The City
ByErin Coulehan El Paso is a city of stories, some whispered through generations, others buried beneath the weight of history. Too often, the Borderland is reduced to headlines and political debates, its rich past overshadowed by the narratives of those who do...
by luis | Mar 14, 2025 | The City
By Erin Coulehan UTEP’s highly anticipated move to the Mountain West Conference recently received a major boost, thanks to a $2.5 million commitment from the Paul L.Foster Family Foundation. The gift was announced as the Miners prepare to enter a new era of...
by luis | Mar 14, 2025 | The City
Story and Photography byKatherine Kocian The idea for the El Paso Mushroom Company took root when two high school friends, Maximilian Esparza and Aixarret Hernandez, reconnected years later and discovered a shared obsession with the fascinating world of fungi....
by luis | Mar 14, 2025 | The City
By Shelley Mozelle For Julio Iglesias Jr., growing up with a last name synonymous with Latin music royalty was both a privilege and a challenge. The son of the legendary Julio Iglesias Sr., global sensation and renowned Spanish singer and songwriter, and the...
by luis | Mar 14, 2025 | The City
Words and Photos by Annabella Mireles When we think of local heroes, our minds might immediately think of firefighters, police officers, doctors and teachers. However, the stories of the unsung heroes of dog rescuers should also be on that list. Teresa Meraz,...
