by attila | Aug 21, 2018 | The City
By: Marie Moore This UNESCO World Heritage center is a study in dualism. Historically torn between French and German cultures, contrasted by centuries old and strikingly modern architecture, bustling with fast-paced enterprise yet married to slow-gaited pedestrian...
by attila | Aug 21, 2018 | The City
By Kayla Melson Many people who live in El Paso have heard the following phrase about the city: “I wish El Paso was more like (insert name of booming metropolis here).” That’s what one local organization is trying to change, one tech-savvy student a time. The STTE...
by attila | Aug 21, 2018 | The City
By Janene Rojas Your annual getaway is nearing but for most of us, the question of “who will watch my pup?” can be stressful. Lucky for all of us pet lovers, animal care sites are becoming more popular than ever, and yes, they are safe to use. Rover, Wag! and Happy...
by attila | Aug 7, 2018 | The City
By: Andy Martinez (Photo credit on group photo by: Taylor Hines) Excitedly, and seemingly materializing out of thin air, the employees at The State Line, El Paso’s iconic “Legendary Bar-B-Q” spot appeared for what seemed like one of the most enviable class photos....
by attila | Aug 7, 2018 | The City
Interviewed by: Shelley Mozelle and Josh Sanchez Photos by Karen Rosalie Shelley Mozelle: You are promoting “Social Awareness” on your social media and through this trip to El Paso. Tell us more about why you are so passionate about some of these social issues and...
by attila | Aug 7, 2018 | The City
By: Lloyd Hamilton Doniphan Drive and Zaragoza Road had for so long been the farthest west and farthest east in El Paso. Recently, these boundaries have jadedly faded and new imaginary lines have been defined by the metropolis outskirts. Located outside the New...
