Minerva Laveaga Luna from El Paso Community College won the 2026 PEN/Bare Life Review Grant for her creative nonfiction on themes of displacement and identity.

EPCC is celebrating 1506 graduates at the Fall 2025 Commencement, split into two ceremonies, with a keynote by Jamie Merisotis and available to stream online.

El Paso Community College received its largest ever private donation of $113,200 from Dr. Diane and Mr. Daryl E. Troyer to establish a student emergency fund.

El Paso Community College students presented their artistic talents at the Off the Page event, showcasing works from English, Graphic Design, Music, Dance, and Culinary Arts programs.

El Paso ISD announced the winners of its 35th Holiday Card Contest: Rose Macias (high school), Dayana Echavarria (middle school), and Orlando Quiñones (elementary).

Socorro, Texas, is excited for their Wicked WinterFest 2025, a family-friendly community event featuring a parade, local vendors, and holiday characters, taking place tomorrow.

El Paso Police celebrated a sensory-friendly holiday with families, featuring their mascot McGruff, providing a comfortable environment for those with sensitivities.

The El Paso Police Department and their cadets participated in the Sun Bowl Thanksgiving Parade, engaging with the community and showcasing their commitment to public safety.

Khalid visited the Boys & Girls Club in Segundo Barrio and personally handed out gifts to about 600 Hueco Elementary students as part of his foundation’s holiday giveaway. Local sponsors and Socorro ISD helped bring the children to the event.

The Anthony Police Department bans candy throwing at a night parade due to safety concerns, urging children to stay on sidewalks and providing a route for attendees to plan their viewing spots.

El Paso ISD opened a new Family Resource Center at Lamar Elementary, providing a food pantry, personal care items, and other services to support students and their families.

A Kelly Center presentation put El Paso’s food‑insecurity rate near 35%. The Opportunity Center and local food bank say protein donations and funds are urgently needed.

Priscilla Miranda, a Chapin High School alumna, transitioned from an El Paso wrestling fan to a professional in Mexico's CMLL, showcasing her journey from EPISD student to professional wrestler.