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First they said there was, now they say there isn't. This is the kind of boneheaded move that makes people not want to attend festivals here.

It isn't going to be at San Jacinto Plaza this year. City Council voted to move the festival to another location in downtown El Paso.

Unless you lived during the Cold War, and a lot of our kids and grandkids didn't, you won't be able to believe the action in this movie.

I've only seen it once because I can't do all those dead people, but friends who have seen it more than once tell me they can't unsee Bruce as a dead guy.

The event will fill your belly with a five-course meal, with each course at one of the five different downtown restaurants.

Local history is fascinating. If you want to know more in the words of the people who lived the stories, you should check out the El Paso Museum of History.

Most important thing on the list? Wet wipes. Trust me on this one. You will not be sorry you have them.

If you have a free moment this Easter weekend, sit back and enjoy a really good movie in a historic El Paso gem.

Personal documents are a time bomb. They can be used to steal your identity, but storing old documents can be a pain. Get rid of them safely and burn them.

There will be fun activities for the whole family that will educate you about ways to protect and conserve not only the planet but our local environment.

Nerd Night at the Magoffin Home will entertain you with stories about half-dead servants and rabid cats, and surprising stories from three history nerds.

Commemorative tiles and a donation to get a new Running Mustang would be a great gift idea for a Burges alum.