Duke Keith

One of the words we've gotten used to hearing during the pandemic is 'curbside' – an option for picking up food.

But what about curbside...voting?

Jones uses her gift of storytelling and mixes in her personal experiences as an African-American woman to create a timely book for a timely audience – young adults.

Every one of the four finalists would make a worthy Kraft Hockeyville, to be sure. But there’s really only one that will move the needle for the sport in its community.

It didn't start with one thing, but it's culminating with one question. What's going on?

EP Townsquare continues to focus on COVID-19 and its impact on the Borderland, with great thanks to Traci Presley, LPC, and co-proprietor of Topographic Masks.

Where will you vote? Where will you NOT vote? For whom can you no longer vote? And, in the middle of a pandemic, can you just mail it in?

Things have to be a little strange in the offices of MSSG these days. Not uneasy –– both the Chihuahuas and Locomotive FC offices support each other –– just strange.

This week, Dr. Louis Zúñiga talks about a challenge his staff began a few weeks ago that resulted in thousands being donated to El Pasoans Fighting Hunger Food Bank.

Wet-N-Wild Waterworld is taking the good with the bad as it open its doors for its 41st year. Fortunately, there’s more of the former than the latter.

This week on EP Townsquare, Duke Keith speaks with UTEP AD Jim Senter about how the Miners are maneuvering through the pandemic and what sports might look like.

How well is El Paso flattening the curve? As Texas opens up, how much is El Paso joining in? What about school this fall? Helping us answer those questions is Bob Moore.

So, to Utah Jazz center and American sports’ COVID-19 Patient Zero Rudy Gobert, I would like to offer the following heartfelt sentiment. Ahem.

“Thanks, dumbass.”