EPCC student parents and their children enjoyed a special afternoon with educational activities at La Nube Children's Museum, marking the start of a new initiative to support the student-parent community.

El Paso marks National Professional Engineers Day with an educational event for students at the Mexican American Cultural Center, featuring a hands-on exhibit and learning opportunities about engineering.

El Paso plans to reduce property tax rates, but rising home values may offset potential savings, resulting in unchanged overall tax bills for some residents.

EPCC and the El Paso Community Foundation hosted a backpack giveaway for 1,200 students at the Valle Verde Campus, with community partners and volunteers lending support.

Horizon City Police Department's final Movies at the Park Minecraft Block Party was well-attended, featuring a movie screening, local official presence, fire department water sprays, and free hotdogs from American Legion Post 598.

Horizon City Police served as "celebrity waiters" at Texas Roadhouse to raise funds for Special Olympics Texas, fostering community and police relations.

El Paso County Public Works offers residents a free community cleanup event to dispose of unwanted items at two locations on Saturday from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.

Las Cruces Police Department invites the community to their "MOC on the Block" event for dialogue on safety concerns, near Texas Roadhouse on July 29, from 5-8 p.m.

El Paso County is recruiting a family law Trial Attorney for its Domestic Relations Office, emphasizing public service and empathy in legal proceedings.

EPCC Cosmetology Department's 'Power of Pink' event offered beauty treatments to cancer survivors, fostering community support and providing students practical experience.

Ahmad Ismail is the new principal of Magoffin Middle School, backed by a successful tenure as an assistant principal and a focus on academic gains and faculty development.

The Socorro Independent School District held a Military Summer Splash event for military families, offering fun and respite with activities like swimming. About 600 people attended, highlighting the district's support for these families.

EPCC Culinary Arts Department held the 'Dueling Chefs' event to raise scholarship funds, featuring chefs Guerra and Webb competing with student assistance, offering attendees an experiential tasting event.