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Month: July 2015

Fit for ’15 07.17.15: Cool summer salads

Top photo: Tabbouleh with bulgur; bottom photo: Watermelon spinach salad with balsamic vinegar. Photos by Stephanie Valle. TABBOULEH BULGUR SALAD Number of Servings: 8Serving Size: 4oz Ingredients:7 1/2 oz bulgur wheat12 oz boiling water1 oz mint, finely minced2 oz parsley, finely minced4 oz lemon juice3 oz onion, finely minced1/4 oz garlicsalt and white pepper to

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Good Morning El Paso: 07.17.15

new developments in the case of that deadly crash that killed three people on new years eve last year. prosecutors will have to move forward without a critical piece of evidence. four marines.. dead this morning after a shooting in tennessee. the f-b-i now trying to figure out what motivated this act of domestic terrorism.

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Chihuahuas Lose in Shootout

The El Paso Chihuahuas’ ninth-inning rally fell one run short in the Fresno Grizzlies’ 10-9 winThursdayat Chukchansi Park. The wild game saw multiple strong El Paso comeback attempts and a Fresno inside-the-park home run. Alex Dickerson’s bases loaded walk and Jake Goebbert’s RBI groundout gave the Chihuahuas a 2-0 lead in the first inning. It

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UTEP Football: Another Award for Jones

up the preseason awards… his latest: the doak walker award watch list… the award goes to the nation’s best running back… it’s fourth watch list he’s made already… he’s also a preseason first team all conference player and was named the best preseason running back by dave campbell’s texas football… round 1 of the british

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C-USA Commissioner Banowsky Steps Down

stepping down and will join the college football playoff foundation… the foundation is the charity organization tied to the playoff… banowsky served as the c-usa president for nearly 13 years… he’ll remain in his role until the conference finds a replacement commissioner… he’s helped keep the conference alive and relevant after a lot of turnover…

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Good Morning El Paso: 07.16.15

former president george h.w. bush is in the hospital this morning–after a fall in his home. the latest on his condition. / “the fingers have been pointe back and forth between county finance and the county treasurer if a private citizen were to bounce that amount of checks they would be prosecuted for check fraud.”

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Benavides Named All-American

the state record in the pole vault by vaulting 17 feet and 6 and a half inches… of course, that equaled his second straight gold medal… now… he’s earned national attention… benavides was named an all american by usa today… that’s a huge accomplishment for the kansas commit and probable future olympian… he also vaulted

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Santa Teresa charter school shut down: Parents rally in support of Health Sciences Academy

Parents and students of a Santa Teresa charter school met Wednesday evening in protest. Their school, the Health Services Academy off McNutt Road, was shut down last month after the New Mexico Public Education commission found numerous improprieties. The commission is accusing the founder of the school, Raphael Nevins, of improper spending, fraudulent enrollment numbers,

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Streetcar Project Update

to el paso are right on track. the city is now choosing who will design and build the project. the trolleys will run a figure eight course, starting downtown near the downtown transfer center.. … running up stanton to utep at the don haskins center… and down oregon back to the transfer center.. the streetcars

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Lawmakers question Spaceport America’s financial outlook

State lawmakers are still asking questions about the financial outlook of the nearly half-billion-dollar, taxpayer-financed spaceport in the desert of southern New Mexico. Spaceport Authority Executive Director Christine Anderson updated the Legislative Finance Committee on Spaceport America during a meeting in Alamogordo on Wednesday. The spaceport had ramped up operations in anticipation of commercial launches

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Operation Jade Helm 15 Gets underway in Texas

It’s here. Operation Jade Helm 15, the military training exercise that captured the fancy of conspiracy theorists earlier this year, begins Wednesday in a dozen Texas counties and across the Southwest. It will continue through the summer. The launch comes about two months after what the military describes as a benign training exercise became an

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46 indicted on charges related to smuggling drugs on flights from Dallas

Dozens of people are facing charges related to smuggling drugs into several U.S. cities on commercial flights from Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, federal prosecutors said Wednesday. The U.S. Attorney’s Office in Dallas released a statement saying most of the 46 defendants are from northern Texas and would appear in court beginning Wednesday. Charges include intent

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NMSU Football: O-Lineman Cunningham Honored

FORT WALTON BEACH, Fla. – NM State football offensive lineman Andy Cunningham has been selected to the 2015 Wuerffel Trophy Watch List as announced by the All Sports Association onWednesday. The Wuerffel Trophy, known as “College Football’s Premier Award for Community Service” is awarded to the FBS player who best combines exemplary community service with

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UTEP Tennis: Aspillaga Named Head Coach

EL PASO, Texas –Director of Athletics Bob Stull named Roberto Aspillaga as UTEP’s women’s tennis head coach onWednesday. Aspillaga succeeds Cristina Moros, who was named USF’s head coach last month. “We’re excited about Roberto taking the reins of our tennis program,” Stull said. “Cristina Moros did an outstanding job over the last year and we

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New Test Causing Fewer Texans to Get GEDs

or millions of Texans without high school diplomas, the test to earn a high school equivalency certificate has become harder and more expensive,the State Board of Education was toldTuesday, and thousands may be shut out of a chance to land better jobs or continue their educations. The state should recognize high school equivalency exams other

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