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Nana Bersa’s Music Without Borders

Nana Bersa’s Music Without Borders

When we think about the music that surrounds us here in the border, we get a combination of cultures that collide, bringing us sounds from singers like Luis Miguel or Juan Gabriel, and others like Dolly Parton or Celine Dion.

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Rosé All Day!

Rosé All Day!

What is it about Rosé that makes people think of cheap, pink, sweet wine that’s primarily designed just for women? Is it the color?

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Rooted in Bloom

Rooted in Bloom

Just outside Anthony, New Mexico, down a winding road framed by trees and desert breeze, a different kind of farm is quietly flourishing.

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Framing Hope 

Framing Hope 

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.

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For the Love of Romance

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.

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Thanksgiving Wines To Think About

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.

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Medals and Mindsets

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.

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Out Like a Light: The Adventures of Jack the Great

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.

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Model Behavior at GiGi’s Playhouse

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.

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Empowered & Unbreakable: Celebrating A Survivor

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

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LuchaPalooza: Celebrating 25 Years of Cinta de Oro

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.

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Sky High in the Sun City

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.

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Austin City Limits Puts the “HOT” in “HOT TO GO”

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.

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El Paso Stars Shine in Hollywood

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…

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Writing Beyond Borders

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.

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Livin’ La Vida Loteria!

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.

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La Nube Artists

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.

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Progress Through Pages

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.

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The WOW Factor 

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.

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Getting Dark with Deady 

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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For the Love of Fall… and Pho

For the Love of Fall… and Pho

Trang “Tracy” Vu remembers the day she opened her first restaurant on El Paso’s West Side. Having owned previous businesses, she never thought about expanding into the food industry.

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Boost Your Bliss

Boost Your Bliss

Positive psychology is transforming the way we think about mental well-being, shifting the focus from trying to fix what’s broken to enhancing what makes life truly fulfilling. Traditionally, psychology has been synonymous with diagnosing and treating mental health issues…

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From Wheels to Washington

From Wheels to Washington

The pitter-patter of happy little paws sounds different for one special pup in the community named Mario Kart, who was fighting a battle that no one could have predicted. His story began with heartbreak.

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Kern’s Hidden Treasure

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…

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The New Trend of Artful Invites

The New Trend of Artful Invites

By: Janene Rojas
Hand illustrated invitations are one of my favorite new trends this year and are sweeping soon-to-weds off their feet. A one of a kind, hand painted wedding invitation allows brides and grooms to set the wedding mood by truly showing off…

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A ‘Reel’ Good Time

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?

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El Paso in Focus

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.

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For the Love of Romance

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.

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Feng Shui – Swimming Pools & Water Elements

Feng Shui – Swimming Pools & Water Elements

By: Grace Neuhaus, Certified Feng Shui Consultant & Practitioner
Summertime is here and while some all enjoying the heat, plenty of us are looking for a way to cool down! One summer time favorite is the swimming pool. Here are some benefits of having a water feature as well as some Feng Shui tips to have them work in your favor! The most auspicious area to have a swimming pool or water feature is…

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East El Paso’s Hidden Gem

East El Paso’s Hidden Gem

By Kayla Melson
Photography By: Jonathan Weingers
When many locals think of large, glamorous homes in the El Paso area, neighborhoods in the city’s west side and Upper Valley may immediately come to mind. However, one lavish East El Paso residence is proving that beautiful, classic estates know no one zip code. Between Rojas and Pellicano lies the Rancho del Sol Subdivision, a quiet neighborhood…

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The Gift

The Gift

By: Marie Moore
Photos By: David Parish
Everybody has a birthday. Many of us get to celebrate a wedding anniversary for a considerable part of our lives too. But it’s pretty rare to find someone who’s celebrated the 25th anniversary of their kidney…

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