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Month: July 2011

UTEP Finds Next Men’s Golf Coach

The UTEP golf team didn’t have to go to far to find its next head coach. According to one UTEP official, Scott Lieberwirth will leave New Mexico State to take over the Miners. Lieberwirth has done an excellent job with the Aggies. NMSU has won the Western Athletic Conference tournament five out of the last

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Columbus Abolishes Police Department

The Columbus Police Department isn’t closed for the day, it has been abolished by the Village of Columbus. “I think the individuals are punished for someone’s mistakes,? Mayor Nicole Lawson said. ?This is there livelihood. We’re not saying they did something wrong. We don’t have money to pay them.” Mayor Lawson’s administration had to make

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Flow Control Start Date Could Be Moved

The city’s plan to take over garbage collection in a project known as “flow control” could be postponed. An item on Tuesday’s City Council agenda proposes changing the date that project begins. Starting Sept. 1, the city was planning on taking over trash collection, sending waste to city-owned landfills rather than the privately owned Camino

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UTEP To Get $1.27 Million In Grants For Research

The National Science Foundation and the Department of Health and Human Services awarded the University of Texas at El Paso $1.27 million in federal grants for research into solar energy and computer technology and to assist students pursuing careers in health fields, the office of U.S. Rep. Silvestre Reyes announced Tuesday. “Expanding research opportunities at

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Man Accused Of False Imprisonment

A man had his pregnant ex-girlfriend pinned down when officers forced their way into a home to free her, police said Shortly before 2 a.m. Tuesday, officers responded to call from a 23-year-old woman who claimed her ex-boyfriend was harassing her. When officers arrived at the home, they knocked on the door and called the

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Toll Lane Construction Begins Today

Starting Monday, crews with the Texas Department of Transportation are set to detour traffic while they begin construction on two express toll lanes on Loop 375. The lanes will run for a nine-mile stretch of the Loop from Zaragoza Rd. to U.S. 54. State Rep. Joe Pickett, D-El Paso, told ABC-7 the construction will take

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AG Shuts Down Legal Services Business

Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott ordered an El Paso district court to shut down an immigration legal advice business whose owner is accused defrauding customers in El Paso County. According to a news release issued by Abbott’s office, Alejandro Lazcano — owner of Lazcano & Asociados — was charged with unlawfully providing legal advice and

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