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The local market, Sun City Dreamers’s Market, will be hosting their holiday market and they are encouraging locals to come out to shop locally this holiday season and to enter for a chance at winning prizes with their best ugly Christmas sweater.

The community is invited to head out to The City of Horizon for its annual Christmas parade and tree-lighting ceremony in partnership with the Centennial Lions Club.

The 2022 Holiday Lights on the Lake Light Show will kick off with a special “flipping of the switch” ceremony beginning at 5:30 p.m. Friday, November 25th at Ascarate Park which is located at 6900 Delta Drive.

I asked the people of El Paso to share with me their favorite spot to get a good caldo here in El Paso and the results took me all over town!

The New Bubba’s 33 is slowly starting to come along but before the restaurant opens up they are asking locals to help them showcase local high school teams!

El Paso’s Salvation Army is looking for bell ringer volunteers this holiday season to help them continue their yearly Red Kettle Campaign which is the oldest annual charitable fundraiser of its kind in the United States.

El Paso couple Wendy and Miguel Gamillo are hoping to bless three local families in need this Thanksgiving and it’s all thanks to their non-profit organization, Plant A Seed.

Another local business is set to open in Union Plaza this December, Toltec Tiki Room. The restaurant announced on its Instagram that they were grateful for the support they have received from locals over the past two years and are excited about this next chapter.

Well, one local bakery is making it their mission to not forget about those shelter dogs during the holiday season.

Tino Ortega, the El Paso artist behind the El Paso 3D Mylar Balloon Mural series, has now completes his 13th mural and honestly, it may be my favorite so far.

El Paso is on the map again and it’s all thanks to local chef and co-owner of One Grub Community Diner, Roman Wilcox.

Dia de Los Muertos wraps up today, Wednesday, November 2nd and El Paso county officials are celebrating the final Day of the Dead with a special memorial event honoring victims of gun violence.