EL PASO, Texas — Needing some Saturday night plans? Why not head to the Fiesta Del Alma conscious arts festival? There will be live music, dance, theater and free food. The goal of the festival is to celebrate spirituality through the performing arts. “Spirituality isn’t just something that has to be forced or imposed upon,
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Since 1919, women have gained the right to vote, flown around the world, and run for president. Today, Stacker celebrates just some of the trailblazing women who broke barriers over the past 100 years.
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EL PASO, Texas– Spring break travel has begun for many in the Borderland. According to a survey done by Vacasa, a vacation rental company, almost 40 percent of Americans are planning to travel during spring break. That’s up 29 percent from those who said they were traveling in 2021. Cassandra Davisson, Marketing and Customer Relations
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EL PASO, Texas – The Downtown Management District announces the first of a series of Downtown Fiesta de las Luces Saturday, March 12 from 3 to 11 p.m. under the lights of the Paseo de Las Luces on South El Paso Street. The free event will have live entertainment, vendors, food trucks, and mariachis. The
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EL PASO, Texas – All ages welcome to the Bark and Bistro furry fashion show. The event is free to the public from noon to 5 p.m. Saturday, March 12. The fashion show begins at 3 p.m. Pet vendors, door prizes, food, gourmet treats and music by DJ Fargo. The fashions by JS House of
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Sir Ernest Shackleton’s ship, HMS Endurance, was located by a team of scientists, historians and filmmakers more than a century after it sunk off the coast of Antarctica.
Continue Reading By Forrest Brown, CNN Puerto Rico, which along with Hawaii has maintained some of the strictest Covid-19 measures in the United States, announced Monday it’s relaxing travel restrictions. Starting Thursday, the US territory in the Caribbean will no longer require that domestic travelers provide proof of vaccination or take a Covid-19 test before arrival, according
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El Paso, Texas– Whenever you hear the Spanish slang word, “Huevona” its not usually meant as a compliment. To many, a “Huevona” is a lazy woman. One El Paso mom is using her social media platform to remind women that sometimes, it’s ok to be a “Huevona“ as long as things get done! “I love
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EL PASO, Texas – A 5-year-old El Paso girl’s birthday wish came true. Maya was about to have her birthday party when her grandmother asked her whom she wanted as a guest. Maya is a big fan of the Mandalorian, so she requested he attend. She even sent him a video with her request. In
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Almond Cow examined what’s behind the newest anti-diet diet craze of intuitive eating—and how perspectives among Americans and scientists are changing toward what constitutes a healthy lifestyle.
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Taking your pup to the dog park for the first time can be an exciting yet intimidating situation if you’re unsure what to expect. To help, ManyPets has compiled 10 tips to follow so both you and your pet can enjoy your time at the park.
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EL PASO, Texas — It’s a habit not many people keep up with — drinking water. It’s become a sport at one El Paso elementary school thanks to a local high school student. All 250 students at Aoy Elementary School are participating in the BFit/BHydrated Program. It was created by Rebecca Sias, a junior at
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EL PASO, Texas — El Paso County Commissioners Court received an analysis from a consulting company on the possibility of building an amphitheater at Ascarate Park. On Monday, Hunden Strategic Partners presented the idea, breaking down the economic result of the proposed amphitheater. It would cost about $24 Million to build. It is expected to
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EL PASO, Texas — Catholic Mass and Ash Services for Lent have a more normal feeling this year, with face masks now optional. The pandemic impacted this annual tradition in the borderland as most people were asked to stay home. Last year, Ash Wednesday came with many limitations, such as mandatory face-masks. Catholic Churches in
Continue Reading By Scottie Andrew, CNN New books are coming to the wide Dr. Seuss canon — and new creators are taking the reins from the late children’s author to write stories that reflect Seussian whimsy and the diversity of his readership. Dr. Seuss Enterprises, with Random House Children’s Books, will publish a line of books for
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EL PASO, Texas — It’s out with the old and in with the new for major wireless companies as they say goodbye to their 3G networks. While this seems like an exciting technological advancement, there are safety concerns that could impact devices our elderly use. Some fire alarm panels, security systems, and even car collision
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EL PASO, Texas– Fire-ball, the newest ride at Western Playland and the rise on labor pay in New Mexico pushed the park to raise prices. “We had to raise one of our prices,” said park owner Pat Thomson, “I thought with the new ride, let’s raise the adult price for the pay-one-price.” The pay-one-price went
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Think pet insurance premiums are consistent across dog breeds? Think again. Sound Dollar took a look at 20 popular breeds and the factors that might influence their premium costs.
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LAS CRUCES, NM– When you’re on the hunt for a new job first impressions are key. A few NMSU students want to help other New Mexicans prepare for the future by helping them dress for success. “First impressions do make a difference and we feel like we always want to put our best foot forward
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EL PASO, Texas – Due to the increase in pets being dropped off at the El Paso Animal Services facility a new program to highlight the shunned four-legged friends has been created. The “El Paso Sheriff’s Office Most Wanted FURever Home” will be a flyer that will go to local media and social media outlets.
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EL PASO, Texas – Running a restaurant is a challenge. Running one with the pressures of a pandemic can be daunting. Despite the odds, one El Paso restaurant is reaching world-class acclaim. Emiliano Marentes has been named as a semifinalist for a James Beard award in the category for outstanding chef. It’s one of the
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EL PASO AND LAS CRUCES – Ahead of Women’s History Month, Borderland musicians celebrate female composers from the Baroque era with two concerts this weekend. Camera Del Sol is hosting “Music by Baroque Women” on Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the Woman’s Club of El Paso on Mesa Street and on Saturday at First Presbyterian
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EL PASO, Texas — Kimberly McDaniel grew up in an artistic home. Her dad was an artist, which is how she found her love for art. “One of the things I always wanted to do was have my own art gallery,” McDaniel said. An art collecting passion turned into a business. One that will extend
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With Mardi Gras fast approaching, Stacker compiled a list of 10 classic New Orleans dishes you can make to celebrate using Allrecipes.com, Southern food scholarship, and New Orleans food blogs.
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By AMANDA SEITZ and DAVID KLEPPER Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — TikTok videos, propagandized headlines and tweets being shared on smartphones and screens around the globe are confusing millions about the reality of how Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is unfolding on the ground. Russian state media is making misleading claims on its social media channels
Continue Reading By Jack Guy, CNN Researchers have used genetics to create the largest human family tree ever made, allowing individuals to find out who their distant ancestors were and where they lived, as well as exactly how they are related to everyone alive today. The research, carried out by scientists from the University of Oxford’s Big
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The immune system of an unvaccinated puppy is vulnerable. Native Pet put together a list of common diseases puppies can contract, and ways to prevent or treat them.
Continue Reading EL PASO, Texas – Nearly a month after a devastating fire at the De Soto Hotel, The Reagan announced in an Instagram post it will be back on Tuesday, March 1. The bar, just feet from the De Soto, was forced to stay closed as the city decided its fate. Water used to fight the
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EL PASO, Texas – New parents Tori and Reed Gorman say the date was the last thing on their minds as they welcomed their baby girl, Emersyn. The Hospitals of Providence, however, came prepared for their ‘Twosday’ baby. Hospital staff had a onesie reading ‘It’s Twosday, my birthday!’ ready for baby Emersyn’s arrival. Her dad
Continue Reading By Sara Smart, CNN If someone said they’d pay you $1,800 to stay off social media for six years, would you do it? Could you? Sivert Klefsaas did just that. “I thought it was awesome,” Sivert told CNN Tuesday, “I thought, ‘Ah what’s 6 more years?’” In 2016, Lorna Goldstrand Klefsaas challenged her 12-year-old son
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