Now that America is starting to reconcile with its historical record, it is time to start having serious discussions about El Paso’s historical legacy. Today we will focus on Bowie High School. […]
Bowie High School Is Named After a Slave Master
New Video Shows Laura Strathmann Conspired About Sign
A new video released by Becky Gonzalez on Facebook shows Laura Strathmann’s neighbor rebutting the excuse used by Strathmann for taking her opponent’s political sign. Strathmann is in a run off election […]
News Alert: Laura Strathmann Accused of Stealing Opponents Campaign Material
In a video circulating on Facebook, Laura Strathmann is allegedly caught stealing her opponent’s campaign material. Strathmannn is a runoff against Marlene Gonzalez for judge of the 388th Judicial District. Early voting […]
Predatory Teachers In El Paso Schools
The Texas Education Agency (TEA) licenses the teachers that teach El Paso students. One of the functions of the agency is to revoke the licenses of teachers found guilty of abusive behavior […]
Hotel Occupancy Taxes By The Numbers
In August of 2012, the City of El Paso adopted ordinance no: 017850 calling for a Quality of Life Bond Election to fund the Chihuahuas Ballpark. The bond funding called for using […]
County Commissioners To Vote On Boundaries For Segundo Barrio Historical Districts
County Commissioners Court will be meeting on Monday at 9:30 a.m. to hold their regularly scheduled meeting. Item 12 of the agenda calls for discussion and action to establish the boundaries of […]
The Division of Segundo Barrio Opposition Continues
County commissioners are expected to revisit the division of Segundo Barrio during their next meeting. Commissioners Carlos Leon, Vince Perez and Carl Robinson continue to insist on diving Segundo Barrio leaving out […]
Symbols Matter
There is much discussion across the nation about whether Confederate statues and symbolism belong in America. Those opposed to the Confederate iconography argue that they represent slavery in America and thus have […]
El Paso County Again Leaves Segundo Barrio Question Open
For the second time, El Paso County Commissioners left open the question of whether to keep Segundo Barrio intact in the historic district designation. Last week, County Judge Ricardo Samaniego and commissioner […]
County of El Paso 2020 Budget
El Paso Politics is making available the County of El Paso adopted budget to give El Paso taxpayers an opportunity to understand how their taxes and fees are spent. The budget details […]
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