Plonk Wine Club compiled a list of eight wine regions that are growing due to climate change. The list is based on research from a variety of sources, including local government databases and various news profiles by publications like The New York Times and The Guardian.
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ANTHONY, New Mexico — La Viña Winery is read is getting ready to host its annual Spring Wine Festival. The festival back in full swing after the COVID-19 pandemic scaled the festival back. It runs through April 30 to May 1 from noon to 7 p.m. There will be more than 20 wines to choose
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EL PASO, Texas – On Wednesday morning in a news conference between the City of El Paso and Solar United Neighbors, the announcement was made about a new partnership between the two entities, and the launch of the El Paso Solar Co-op. To join the new co-op is free, and you don’t have to commit
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By Sharon Browne-Peter, CNN Business Hundreds of Budweiser employees in the United Kingdom could go on strike, threatening to create a shortage of some of the country’s most popular beers. The UK staff of the world’s biggest brewer have refused to accept the company’s new pay package. According to GMB Union, the offer from the
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Deciding to seek out counseling or medical treatment for mental health issues is one of the most difficult decisions, particularly for men. Ro consulted studies from scientific and medical journals to identify six common barriers men face when seeking support for their mental health.
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Popular commencement speeches can not only inspire graduates, but also the general public. College Ave lists 10 speeches that withstood the test of time.
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EL PASO, Texas– Starting in the fall semester of 2022, a new culinary program will be available to students where they can gain hands-on experience from world-class chefs. Three accomplished chefs are at the forefront of this project. Chef Carlos Gaytán began his journey to culinary mastery as a dishwasher and line cook. Today he
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EL PASO, Texas – Two Coronado High School tennis players are looking to bring home a state title. Coronado’s Naomi Katz and Ian Uraga both qualified for the state tournament. Katz is a senior at Coronado and is no stranger to playing at this level. Last season as junior, Katz finished in second place at
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Hello everyone and happy Sunday to you! Today, I took my weather forecast outside- to the Calhoun Flower Farm in La Mesa, New Mexico. This afternoon was breezy, but the winds brought a nice cooling feeling on the skin with the warm temperatures. Those conditions are similar to what we can expect for the next
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El Paso, Texas– Earth Day was recently celebrated on Friday April 22nd, but Idea Public School In Horizon, City is teaching their student’s to celebrate the beauty of our earth everyday!
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EL PASO, Texas — Your kids could read to kittens as part of a unique program all about sharing the love. Petco Love is on a mission to spread love and kindness. To do so they’ve partnered with 50 animal shelters around the country including El Paso Animal Services. At the first event, kids received
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EL PASO, Texas — Friday is Earth Day. Companies, like El Paso Recycling Inc., are working hard to become more environmentally friendly. The company prides itself on being the region’s only construction demolition recycling facility. It’s important to note the company is not related to the city’s recycling program. They partner with construction sites and collect
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ANTHONY, New Mexico – At Sierra Vista Growers, you can find just about every plant you’d ever want or need. Fruit trees, vegetable plants, shrubs, flowers, indoor plants, and succulents are just a few categories of the variety of plants they have at their nursery. Every day we get closer and closer to the summer
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EL PASO, Texas – The City of El Paso says it will tentatively open spray parks for the summer season on Memorial Day weekend. The opening was pushed back a month due to vandalism and required maintenance. Ben Fyffe, Cultural Affairs and Recreation Manager Director, said Covid-19 has also delayed the delivery of parts to
Continue Reading CNN By Dianne Gallagher, Steve Contorno and Rachel Janfaza, CNN The Florida legislature on Thursday gave final passage to a pair of bills aimed at Disney, weeks into the company’s feud with Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis over its objections to a new law that limits certain classroom discussion on sexual orientation and gender identity. One
Continue Reading By Pete Muntean, CNN Three major US airlines are in something of a forgiving mood regarding passengers who violated face mask rules during the pandemic while a key US government agency vows to stay tough on bad behavior in the skies. Delta Air Lines, United Airlines and American Airlines said they would now allow some
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Stacker analyzed data from YouGov to find the most popular chain restaurants in the U.S. as of the third quarter of 2025.
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EL PASO, Texas – One El Paso off-roading group was helping out the firefighters assisting in the McBride Fire. The Doomsday Off-Road Racing team collected donations this past week for the firefighters assisting in the Ruidoso wildfires. The group took supplies to the firefighters that were stationed there on Sunday. The group organizer said that
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EL PASO, Texas– The Miracle League of El Paso provides children with disabilities the opportunity to play sports regardless of their abilities; presently, they are bringing their bowling program back and starting a new one for basketball. The organization has no employees; everyone who helps is a volunteer. Sometimes even getting help from school teams,
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EL PASO, Texas — If you are a classical music fan, you’ve most likely heard of the fast-paced composition of “Flight of the Bumblebee” by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov. The piece was written back in 1899-1900 to describe the erratic flight path of a bumblebee. But whether it’s a bumblebee, honey bee, or the 1000’s species of
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EL PASO, Texas — UTEP’s Department of Theatre and Dance is gearing up for its upcoming production of “Dance Nation.” The award winning play and finalist for the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 2019 tells the story of a groups of pre-teens getting ready to dance at a national competition in Tampa Bay. The play
Continue Reading By Chris Boyette, CNN Adelia “Dede” Robertson, wife of televangelist Pat Robertson and founding board member of the Christian Broadcasting Network, died Tuesday in her Virginia Beach home. She was 94. The network announced her death in an obituary posted on its website. “Dede Robertson was a woman of great faith, a champion of the
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During the height of the coronavirus pandemic, many Americans added dogs and cats to their households. ManyPets offers takeaways from a 2021 American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals survey on pet ownership in the pandemic.
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EL PASO, Texas — It’s a collection that will have sports and music fans drooling. It includes BB King’s autographed guitar, a signed Kobe Bryant Jersey, Don Haskins’ boots, autographed shoes that Michael Jordan gifted Coach Haskins, and Sammy Davis Jr’s hat. There are photos with celebrities, baseball cards, and countless electric guitars, many of
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EL PASO, Texas — The third edition of Sun City Crit’s Cyclo de Mayo returns to downtown El Paso on Saturday, May 7. The day starts with amateur races at 12:30 p.m. The professionals races will begin around 7 p.m. The event will bring dozens of men and women’s D1 professional teams from all over
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EL PASO, Texas — ABC-7 is proud to partner with the El Paso Catholic Diocese to bring you live coverage of the Chrism Mass along with the Easter Triduum, which are the most sacred days in the Catholic calendar. ABC-7 will be live-streaming the Monday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday ceremonies from at St. Patrick Cathedral
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El Paso, Texas– The local non-profit organization, Second Chance Wildlife Rescue is hoping to get the community more involved in their mission of providing care for wildlife in need. “Our whole mission is to rehabilitate injured and immature ill wildlife with the intention of releasing them back to the wild,” said Josie Karam, Executive Director
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As the U.S. dealt with various changes in response to the COVID-19 virus, there were also significant changes in the cannabis landscape. Stacker collected information from official studies, news reports, and scientific research to understand how marijuana use changed during the pandemic.
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In the spirit of this year’s celebration of National Shakespeare Day on April 23, Stacker has compiled this comprehensive list of the top 40 most prolific Shakespeare characters of all time, using data provided by Open Source Shakespeare.
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EL PASO, Texas — If you love the music of Prince and Michael Jackson, you’re in luck. Operation Hope and Lady Soul Productions will be hosting a tribute concert, May 20 at the El Paso County Coliseum. The show features Jerome Gullat and the 911-N-Effect band. To purchase tickets, click here.
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