TCM POSTS

By: Alexandria Viescas
Some people show their world through photographs, others with their paintings, a musician with their music, an entrepreneur with their idea, but Ruben Garcia shows you into his world by opening the door of a tattered brick building,…

By: Zak Hansen Photos By: John Horta Tenet Healthcare Corp. and The Hospitals of Providence (THOP) - Memorial Campus are bringing together a world-class team of doctors, surgeons and specialists for El Paso’s first-ever liver transplant program, set to begin in late...

Written and Photographed By: Henry Craver Imagine this scenario: You’re on a plane from Los Angeles to Houston, finally headed home after a stressful business trip. Shortly after takeoff, you start to feel a bit dizzy–not so unusual during the initial ascent. But the...

By: Hope Alegre Photos courtesy of Dr. Brockhoff A natural love and curiosity for science and learning, coupled with a passion to connect with and help people, created the energy that catapulted Dr. Hans Brockhoff into his current practice. Now a head and neck and...

By: Veronica Nevarez Photos By: Tommie Morelos A proud El Paso native, Dr. Erica Renee Alvarez has returned to her home in rare form. A graduate of Covenant Christian Academy (CCA), she points to charity endeavors through her faith-based high school—including donating...

By: Henry Craver It initially seemed odd to me that a musician from Staten Island would decide to settle down in El Paso. Don’t get me wrong, El Chuco is great, but you still don’t hear of many New York artists leaving behind the media capital of the world to come...

By: Pilar Muñoz Photos courtesy of The Jazz Exchange Although born and raised in El Paso, Jazz singer Candice Reyes really made a name for herself in New Jersey. However, now, four years after her debut album “Crossing Over”, she’s decided to return home for the...

Damian Wyldes is a local musician, music producer and some of the best talent the border town has to offer. He has played Streetfest and SXSW. He runs Rivermoon Records off Gateway East, a studio dedicated to development of artists and recording borderland...

By Michael C. Graham For a large portion of the 20th century, until its closing in December of 1987, the corner of Rio Grande and Stanton Street was the home of Hotel Dieu Hospital, originally established in a different location in 1892, moving into the...

By: Andy Martinez Photos By: Austin North Perhaps you’ve seen the drink coasters laying around your favorite bar or seen at least one of the acts they represent at your favorite local music venue. If you’re a frequent local music supporter, there’s a very...