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El Paso Inc Latest Headlines
New flood maps may stop growth
Upper Valley property values will plummet, developers say
Two El Paso developers say if FEMA files its new flood maps next summer as expected, development in the Upper Valley would come to a standstill and property values would plummet along with tax revenues.
A little image problem
El Paso declares independence from México
When the Annabi family of El Paso vacationed in San Francisco recently, they took several tours of the Bay Area.
Bliss commander: Lower the drinking age?
When Maj. Gen. Howard Bromberg raised the legal drinking age on Fort Bliss from 18 to 21 in May 2008, the post became the last U.S. Army installation to make the change.
‘Viva! El Paso’ back in the black
The non-profit that produces “Viva! El Paso” is back in good standing with the Texas Commission on the Arts and can once again apply for grants.
All things being =
I’m bewitched, bothered and bewildered.
Q and A with Mike Price
UTEP Football Coach
In his seven years as UTEP’s head football coach, Mike Price has become a household name in El Paso, and this year, he thinks he has the team to deserve it.
After the gunshot
Striking the right balance here is our biggest challenge.
Behind the scenes on Fox
When El Paso Inc. reporter Timothy Roberts got the call Tuesday morning, he was surprised and just a bit skeptical.
El Paso Inc Latest Headlines
Mexico’s road to independence
My earliest political memory is of a school trip five decades ago to the Angel of Independence, the golden winged statue atop a soaring marble column in the heart of Mexico City, where my parents had recently moved.
Opera kicks off fall season
It’s opera season in El Paso! Three hundred eager opera fans piled into the Camino Real ballroom for its 16th annual Encores and Overtures fund-raiser last Sunday.
Golf academy closes; Henry tops baseball nominees
Sadness.
Stay home Labor Day weekend, support the Miners
Before you make plans to head out of town next weekend for the Labor Day holiday, I wanted to remind you that the UTEP football team opens its 2010 season at home on Saturday night!
El Paso Inc Latest Headlines
Cleaning up digital dirt
A real estate broker wanted to bury a negative review that a client posted online.
They’re No. 2!
Gan bei!
Business Announcements for the week of 8/29-9/4/2010
Eagle in the Sun triathlon sold out
El Paso’s first Eagle in the Sun Triathlon is next weekend, and if you haven’t already signed up, you’ll have to wait until next year
El Paso Inc Latest Headlines
Your house won’t make you rich
Housing will eventually recover from its great swoon.
Where does the money go?
With careful planning, you can have the wedding that you want without starting off married life in financial distress.
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