EPCC blended Cesar Chavez Day with Earth Day, hosting a celebratory event with food, a car show, plant sales, and community booths, emphasizing environmental and social consciousness.

A Family Assistance and Resource Center is to be set up by Las Cruces Police and Fire for victims of the Young Park shooting, offering various support services.

El Paso invites kids 4-10 to register for Coach Pitch baseball by March 22. The $40 fee includes a mandatory parent class, with scholarships available.

The East Montana Patrol Station and TxDOT are hosting a car seat safety event in El Paso to ensure children travel safely, offering seat checks and limited free car seats.

The Las Cruces Police Department will host 'MOC on the Block' on March 25 to improve community relations, facilitating open dialogue between officers and citizens at a local Albertsons.

El Paso residents have a chance to meet the new Sheriff, Oscar Ugarte, and his command staff at a community event on March 22, aimed at fostering dialogue and engagement.

Residents of East Madrid Avenue in Las Cruces will experience a water outage due to new line construction on March 12. Discoloration is expected but the water will be safe to use.

New shade structures will be installed at East Mesa Public Recreation Center's pickleball courts in Las Cruces, causing intermittent closures over an eight-week period starting March 17, 2025.

The Las Cruces Fire Department urges residents to check smoke and carbon monoxide detectors when setting clocks forward for daylight saving time, emphasizing safety.

EPCC announces its Spring Break from March 10-16, 2025, advising students and staff to have a safe week off. Campus services are paused but registration for future terms is open online.

Denise Dominguez, an EPCC student and CAMP member, secures a Texas A&M AgriLife Conservation Careers internship. She excels academically and embraces conservation despite her psychology major.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office announces the Spring 2025 Citizens' Academy, starting April 1, with a March 7 application deadline. The program offers an inside look at law enforcement duties.

El Paso celebrates its 18th annual Poppies Fest with educational activities and art, promoting local culture and conservation of Mexican Gold Poppies.