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Do you have a teen that always says, “There’s never anything fun for me to do during the Halloween season?” Well, if you do, then you’re in luck because the City of El Paso and El Paso Public Libraries are inviting your teen to a “Stranger Things” Teenober Fest.

What's the point of "culture" and "heritage" behind the walls of a building when we could use what we have on the streets of our city.

It is pretty clear in the language, El Paso officials are worried about the way the COVID-19 outbreak is going in our city and county.

You can ride and listen to Santa and Mrs. Claus read stories and listen to Christmas music. There will be snacks for the kiddos.

Seating is limited on the streetcar, so go to the Main Library at 501 Oregon at 10:30 a.m. on Read-Along day. You'll need to get tickets to ride.

If your kids love to read, or if you want your kids to do more reading, you should sign them up for the 2019 Summer Reading Club.

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.

Check out these fun events throughout spring break and beyond.

Hopefully the group that was opposed to its location there will jump on board and help the City develop a center we can be proud of.

None of the programs at the library will be lost and there will be 47,000 sq. ft. instead of just 21,000 sq. ft. available for the MACC at the library.

I know this is a divisive issue, but hopefully we can come to a consensus and get the cultural center that all El Pasoans can be proud of.

Books aren't the only thing your kids can get at the public library. Computer and internet access, and even practice exams like the ACT and SAT are available with a library card.