Things To Do This Weekend in El Paso: Miner Ball, Bull Riding & More
Here’s what’s going on in and around El Paso this weekend, February 8 - February 10.
Here’s what’s going on in and around El Paso this weekend, February 8 - February 10.
EL PASO THROUGH THE EYE OF A CAMERA LENS: Fort Bliss is home to the 1st Armored Division, the 32nd Army Air & Missile Defense Command, the 11th Air Defense Artillery Brigade, the 212th Fires Brigade, and the 402nd Field Artillery Brigade. Hoo-Ah!
How will you dress today? Do you need a jacket? Should you grab the umbrella before you walk out the door? All these are questions only one person has the answer to -- the TV weather guy.
If you noticed a few Paramount Pictures trucks and a movie crew filming around Santa Fe street yesterday and you wondered what the heck was going on, it turns out the movie company was filming "pick up" shots for the new Brad Pitt movie "The Counselor".
EL PASO THROUGH THE EYE OF A CAMERA LENS: You can't find a more picture-perfect view of El Paso and Juárez than the one you'll get traveling up the winding road that's carved into the Franklin Mountains.
The El Paso news scene has its share of attractive news anchors and reporters, but none who can say they've strutted down the catwalk in high heels and a bikini while a nation watches. Until now, that is.
Do you know where in El Paso this is?
A sketch in the outrageous new comedy “Movie 43” appears to poke fun at the movie "Glory Road," which almost every El Pasoan knows told the Disney version of the history making 1966 Texas Western College Miners.
The scenery around the UTEP area will be changing again soon. The former Rudolph Chevrolet car lot that sits between Village Inn and Cabo Joe's on N. Mesa and is currently being used for UTEP student parking and game day tailgating is about to get a serious facelift.
Is this an image of the Virgen de Guadalupe? A Central El Paso man believes so.
EL PASO THROUGH THE EYE OF A CAMERA LENS: Originally an El Paso tradition only during the Christmas season, the star on the south side of the Franklin Mountains has been lighting the nights in one form or another since 1940.
It's cookie time, people! Woot-woot! Beginning Saturday, Girls Scouts all over El Paso will be going door-to-door -- or whatever it is kids today do -- selling their famous cookies.