by Ana maria Rangel | Aug 9, 2019 | The City
By: Andy MartinezPhotos By: Jesse Maynes “In Italy we say ‘At the table, one never gets old,’” says Chef Giuliano Matarese, who, just this last June, led a dinner at El Paso restaurant Anson 11. Born and raised in Napoli, Italy, Giuliano’s background as a renowned...
by Ana maria Rangel | Aug 9, 2019 | The City
By: Zak HansenPhotos Courtesy of the Sun Bowl Association At the Oct. 18, 1934, meeting of the El Paso Kiwanis Club, Dr. Brice W. Schuller proposed the club host a New Year’s Day football game pitting El Paso High School’s All-Star team against another of similar...
by Ana maria Rangel | Aug 8, 2019 | The City
By Michelle Cromer In an interview, with reference to his fame, Bob Marley was once asked, “Are you a rich man, do you have a lot of possessions?” He replied, “I don’t have that kind of richness, my richness is life.”So simple yet so profoundly meaningful. Being...
by Ana maria Rangel | Aug 8, 2019 | The City
By Henry Craver Six years ago, El Paso was at a crossroads. Our lovely border home, so long a hotbed of rich bi-national culture, albeit a humble one, had the chance to reestablish itself as one of the country’s major cities. From 2008 to 2012, the city’s population...
by Ana maria Rangel | Jul 10, 2019 | The City
By Marko MoralesThose of us that enjoy a perfectly grilled steak know that when the preference is to go out for a meal as opposed to making it yourself at home, there is absolutely no shortage of options. We are Texas, and it shows. Some believe we love our grilled...
by Ana maria Rangel | Jul 10, 2019 | The City
By: Henry Craver We live in a special part of the world. It’s sunny all year round, people are friendly, and the food is great–it’s Mexican food, after all. But there’s something else that’s tough to put your finger on, a unique flavor that coats experience around...
