EPCC to close on Veterans Day for reflection and to honor military service, resuming normal operations on November 12. Online registration remains available.

El Paso Community College's Dental Hygiene Program celebrates its 50th year with Elia Mendez, a former student and current Program Coordinator, reflecting on its evolution and her journey within it.

Las Cruces announces a temporary digital blackout for system upgrades from Nov 6, 4 pm to Nov 10, 8 am, affecting online services and requiring in-person utility payments.

El Paso's Young Women’s STEAM Academy invites students and families to a program night to learn about its unique educational offerings and all-girls environment.

Burges High School invites families to Program Night for an overview of its educational offerings, including the BECHS program and the school's values.

EPISD is set to hold its Read Across the District event, with Hart Elementary kicking off the celebrations. Author Lisa Caprelli will participate, promoting literacy amidst EPISD's academic successes.

EPCC's Rio Grande Border Health Clinic, marking its 50th year, is set to expand health services for students, staff, and the El Paso community, focusing on affordability and educational opportunities for health program students.

Austin High School in El Paso hosts Program Night for community and prospective students to explore its academic programs and meet teachers and students.

El Paso ISD honors breast cancer survivors beyond Awareness Month, sharing personal stories to highlight resilience and the importance of early detection.

Jefferson High School hosts Program Night to present its educational and extracurricular activities to prospective families and students, emphasizing academic excellence and community involvement.

Residents of Las Cruces vote for municipal leaders, with District 6 using Ranked Choice Voting. The city's website offers election information and a guide to RCV.

El Paso Community College celebrated Halloween with festivities that included a haunted house, costume contest, and community events across its campuses.

The El Paso Diocese held its 28th Annual Border Mass to honor migrants, attended by hundreds and led by Bishop Mark Seitz, focusing on unity and remembrance for those who died.