Things from the year you were born that don’t exist anymore
Stacker takes a look at things from the year you were born that don’t exist…
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Interior design trends from the 1920s to today
Better, a home ownership platform with a free mortgage calculator, researched notable interior design trends from every decade over the past 100…
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Terrifying monsters in literature
Some of our favorite monsters have unique and curious origins. Stacker compiled a gallery of 15 of the most terrifying monsters in…
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How Halloween has changed in the past 100 years
Stacker takes a close look at how Halloween has changed over the course of the last century, from changing traditions to purchasing…
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6 things in the Borderland to do this weekend
THINGS TO DO! 1. El Paso Rhinos vs. Corpus Christi Ice RaysSaturday 7PMEl Paso County Coliseum, 4100 E. Paisano Dr. 2. Dwight Yoakum in concertSunday…
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This meat is soon disappearing from Chipotle’s menu
CNN By Jordan Valinsky, CNN Business Chipotle’s smoked brisket was always intended to be a limited-time menu item. But it’s been so…
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What a parent-friendly workplace looks like
Pyn compiled a list of 10 elements integral to a parent-friendly workplace. The list was sourced from recommendations and policy proposals from…
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Dolphins in the desert: New dolphin therapy swims its way to Juarez
CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico — For about $50, you could be swimming with dolphins and receive dolphin-assisted therapy. That’s right, dolphins in the…
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Plentiful pumpkin harvest benefits La Union Maze
LA UNION, New Mexico — The La Union Maze lies on the border of Anthony and La Union. There, you’ll find family fun activities including their well…
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States with the most registered hunters
Stacker compiled a list of the states with the most registered hunters using data from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.…
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Places in the United States with Native American meanings
Stacker explores American locations with indigenous…
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From eccentric to eclectic: the exotic estate sale at Jay J. Armes compound is underway
EL PASO — As far as El Paso celebrities go, few have reached the status of Jay J. Armes. The international private investigator, Hollywood star and…
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No child’s play: ABC-7 anchors compete for charity
EL PASO — Call them Hunger Games or Squid Games. What hundreds of El Paso students witnessed Tuesday was no child’s play. More than 750 students…
Continue Reading Taco Bell is giving away free breakfast burritos
By Jordan Valinsky, CNN Business Breakfast is back on the menu at Taco Bell, so it’s giving away free food to celebrate. On Thursday, the chain…
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How many in America?
Stacker scoured statistics, tourism boards, national parks service websites, and various datasets to bring examples of just how many of 50 different…
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Notable new words coined the year you were born
The English language is a living, breathing, expanding phenomenon. Year after year, new words are coined as time, technology, world events, and…
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The Nate-ure Report Big Bend: Tracking the Rio Grande through Santa Elena Canyon
BIG BEND NATIONAL PARK, Texas – To the city of El Paso, the Rio Grande is just a mirage. But to the Rio Grande, El Paso is probably just the same. If…
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Sunday Funday Moment: El Paso recording studio thrives despite COVID challenges
El Paso, Texas– During the pandemic we heard stories of businesses struggling to survive after being forced to shut their doors. However, despite…
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Zip codes with the most expensive homes in El Paso metro area
Stacker compiled a list of zip codes with the most expensive homes in El Paso, TX metro using data from…
Continue Reading More than $15 billion in child tax credit payments distributed on Friday
By Tami Luhby, CNN Millions of families should soon receive their fourth enhanced child tax credit payment, which the Internal Revenue Service…
Continue Reading This website helps you imagine what extreme climate change will do to your home
By Rachel Metz, CNN Business The other day I found myself looking at a startling image of my Northern California home, the daylight dampened by an…
Continue Reading National Dessert Day 2021: Delicious American favorites you can’t resist
By Dana Joseph and Jen Rose Smith, CNN October 14 is National Dessert Day. In celebration, CNN Travel did a delicious dive into its archives to…
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El Paso’s senior centers set to fully reopen starting Nov. 1
EL PASO, Texas — Beginning Nov. 1, City of El Paso Senior Centers will be staying open longer. Currently, the centers are only open from 9 a.m. to…
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What El Pasoans need to know about phone calls soon requiring 10 digit-dialing
EL PASO, Texas — The days of dialing seven digits to call your fellow El Pasoans are coming to an end. Beginning Oct. 25, all local calls in El Paso…
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Borderland families can qualify for free childcare for a year
EL PASO, Texas — If you work in a service industry such as retail, food, hotel, recreation, art, or entertainment – you may qualify for free child…
Continue Reading McDonald’s is offering free ‘Thank You’ meals to teachers across the country
By Alaa Elassar, CNN Teachers are going to get a little extra lovin’ this week with free breakfast “Thank You” meals from…
Continue Reading Here’s what’s open and closed on Columbus Day
By Ramishah Maruf, CNN Business In many parts of the country, what was traditionally known as Columbus Day is now being celebrated as Indigenous…
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Sunday Funday Moment: Local nurse practitioner to take part in TikTok’s inaugural ‘Latinx Creators Program’
El Paso, Texas– Hispanic Heritage month wraps up Friday October 15th but the popular social media platform TikTok is hoping their platform will…
Continue Reading 5 things in the Borderland to do this weekend
THINGS TO DO! 1. Disney On Ice presents Dream BigOct. 9th & 10th at Noon, 3:30 PM and 7:30PMEl Paso County ColiseumBelieving is just the…
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‘Chalk the Block’ returns to downtown El Paso this weekend
EL PASO, Texas – The City of El Paso Museums and Cultural Affairs Department invites the entire community to enjoy the annual Chalk the Block Public…
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