Early Voting Continues For El Paso Mayoral Race
If you haven't early voted in the run-off elections for El Paso Mayor, and 3 City Reps, and you want to, you still have a couple of days to get that done.
If you haven't early voted in the run-off elections for El Paso Mayor, and 3 City Reps, and you want to, you still have a couple of days to get that done.
Today is not only the beginning of another week, it's the beginning of early voting in the runoff election for a new El Paso mayor and three city representatives.
If you voted 'yes' in the Quality of Life bond elections last year, you're about to start seeing that money being put to good use. The Northeast Regional Park is going to get bigger and better, and when the project is completed, it will be music to skateboarders ears!
El Paso will be voting for a new mayor starting today. If you're still not sure what the candidates stand for, keep reading. . .
The demolition of the 30 year old Insights Museum building began today. We have a bird's eye view of the scene.
The two sides of the ballpark debate finally got a ruling yesterday from a state court in Austin.
The City of El Paso got the go ahead for it’s plans to build a minor league ballpark in downtown El Paso because the judge in the case said the group opposed to the ballpark didn’t prove their case that the City shouldn’t be allowed to issue voter approved bonds to build the ballpark.
So is it time to play ball? Well.......
City Manager Joyce Wilson went through what most of us have to do on a yearly basis yesterday - she had her employee evaluation.
But her evaluation this year was colored by snarky emails that were released by opponents of the Triple A ballpark in which Wilson said a couple of city reps seemd to suffer from dementia, and ballpark opponents were quote, "crazies". Mayor John Cook said the private emails factored into Wilson's evaluation, but wouldn't discuss her evaluation further because it was a personnel issue, and it was time to move on. I agree.
Two weeks ago, I asked you to take my poll, please, about how you felt about the ASARCO smokestacks - should they stay or should they go? About 57% of you said they should stay. Unfortunately, it looks like the smokestacks across I-10 from UTEP are not long for this world...
In what most are calling a surprising victory, El Paso voters approved all three Quality of Life bond propositions yesterday.
Stephanie Townsend Allala was on with me this morning, and later in the morning, City Rep. Steve Ortega stopped by. Three different bonds, two different takes....
I had the chance to talk with Stephanie Townsend Allala this morning about Props. 1, 2, and 3. If you missed it, you're in luck...
Well, he had us on pins and needles for a couple of days, but Mayor John Cook finally answered the 'will he or won't he' question about the Downtown Ballpark.