Las Cruces Announces Labor Day Closures and Services: Emergency Crews Remain on Duty, Pools Offer Free Swim
The City of Las Cruces announces its Labor Day schedule with most offices closed, emergency services continuing, and waste management operating as usual, while pools provide free swimming sessions.
Las Cruces City Cashiers Relocate to Building Permits Office Amid City Hall Construction
Las Cruces City Hall relocates utility payment cashiers to the Building Permits office due to ongoing construction, with service hours from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays. Multiple payment options remain available for residents.
El Paso Shines Gold to Support Childhood Cancer Awareness, Advances in Local Pediatric Oncology
El Paso's Star on the Mountain will shine in gold to support childhood cancer awareness, in collaboration with the El Paso Children’s Hospital. A Dance Off for Cancer event further raised awareness and community support.
Las Cruces Residents Unite for Toss No Mas Cleanup Event: Join the Commitment to Environmental Wellness on October 12th
Las Cruces is preparing for the Toss No Mas cleanup event on October 12 to enhance the city’s beauty, with volunteer registration open for participants to join the effort coordinated by the Keep Las Cruces Beautiful Program.
El Paso County Sheriff's CIT Educates Students on Mental Health Crisis Intervention at SSG. Manuel R. Puentes Middle School Career Day
El Paso County Sheriff's CIT officers attended a Career Day at SSG. Manuel R. Puentes Middle School, discussing law enforcement careers and mental health crisis intervention.
Chaparral High School Security Officer Dies On Duty, Gadsden ISD Community Mourning Loss
A Chaparral High School security officer died after a medical emergency on campus. The Gadsden Independent School District acknowledged the officer's contribution to the school and is providing counselors for those affected.
El Paso County Sheriff's Mounted Unit Mourns the Loss of Esteemed Equine Partner Zulu
The El Paso County Sheriff's Office mourns the loss of Zulu, a horse from its Mounted Unit, who was euthanized due to severe colic. Zulu was a valued member of the community, involved in various services and events.
El Paso County Sheriff’s Office Hosts Insightful 'Day in the Life' Event for Aspiring Law Enforcement Students
El Paso County Sheriff's Office provided a "Day in the Life" program for high school students, offering hands-on law enforcement experiences, mentorship, and real-world insights into the field.
El Paso County Sheriff’s Office Seeks Volunteers for 2025 Wildland Fire Crew Academy
El Paso County Sheriff's Office opens applications for its Volunteer Wildland Fire Crew Academy, a six-week course for firefighting skills, running February to March 2025. Applicants must meet requirements and commit to volunteer hours.
El Paso County Celebrates Safety Upgrade with New Traffic Signal at Falcon's Rex and Meridian Roads Intersection
El Paso County officials and the Sheriff’s Office celebrated the completion of the Rex and Meridian Roads Intersection Improvement Project in Falcon, which includes a new traffic signal and road widening to enhance safety.
Las Cruces Romance Lovers Unite at Branigan Library's Festive Romance Discussion Group Event
Branigan Memorial Library hosts a Romance Discussion Group on Dec 5, discussing holiday romance movies. Open to in-person and virtual attendees, it's part of a series extending into 2025, covering various romance genres.
Las Cruces Launches Ambitious Revitalization Plan for El Paseo and S. Solano Areas to Foster Sustainable and Equitable Growth
Las Cruces is planning a revitalization of the El Paseo and S. Solano corridors with a focus on sustainable development, equity, and historical preservation. Residents are encouraged to share input via a survey.
El Paso Bids Farewell to Fred Loya Christmas Show, Welcomes 2025 with Ascarate Park New Year's Day Plunge
The final Fred Loya Christmas light show occurred on Dec 24. El Pasoans can join the New Year 'Plunge' at Ascarate Pool, with perks like gifts and swim vouchers. "Lights on the Lake" concludes the celebrations.
Las Cruces Launches Amador Crossing: New Affordable Housing Complex to Tackle Homelessness and Provide Support Services
The City of Las Cruces is constructing Amador Crossing, an affordable 50-unit housing complex, in partnership with the Mesilla Valley Community of Hope to address homelessness and support low-income families.
Canutillo High School's Cash Davis Johnson Becomes First Project Search Student to Secure Pharmacy Training License
Canutillo High School student Cash Davis Johnson becomes the first Project Search participant to receive a Pharmacy Training License, demonstrating the success of inclusive education programs.
El Paso Community College and El Pasoans Fighting Hunger Team Up for Successful 'Grocery Giveaway' Event at Transmountain Campus
El Paso Community College collaborated with El Pasoans Fighting Hunger for a 'Grocery Giveaway' at their Transmountain Campus, marking their fourth joint event to combat food insecurity.
El Paso Teen Fosters Dignity for Children in Crisis with 'Suitcases' Project, Embarks on Dynamic Path to Eagle Scout and College Graduation
Max Estorga, a student in El Paso, is making a difference by collecting suitcases for children in crisis situations, reflecting his community's values and demonstrating a shift in his career interests from surgery to neurology.
Socorro Animal Control Seeks Public Help to Solve Mystery of Abandoned Pitbull Mix Tied to Fence
Socorro's Animal Control seeks public help after finding an abandoned grey Pitbull mix tied to a fence, lacking identification or ownership clues. The healthy dog is in their care and the community is asked to provide any information.
El Paso County Deputies Swap Badges for Books at Fabens Elementary School to Promote Literacy and Community Trust
Deputies from the El Paso County Sheriff's Office read to students at Fabens Elementary School during Read Across America, aiming to promote literacy and build positive relationships between law enforcement and the community.
Doña Ana County Officials Pledge Support Following Tragic Shooting at Young Park in Las Cruces
Doña Ana County leaders express commitment to supporting the community after a tragic shooting at Young Park in Las Cruces, with County Manager Scott Andrews highlighting unity and available support services.
El Paso Sheriff's Association Honors Local Sheriff and Community Figures for Strengthening Bonds at Events
The El Paso County Sheriff's Officers Association thanked the local sheriff and officials for their participation in community events, highlighting the importance of positive police-community relations.
El Paso's Coronado High School Speech and Debate Team Nurtures Future Leaders and National Qualifiers
Coronado High School's Speech and Debate team equips students with confidence and skills useful for many careers. Students like Alejandro Martinez Diaz attribute their ability to articulate and engage in political discussions to the team's training.
El Paso County Authorities and Community Partners Clean Up B Street Area Amid Public Safety Concerns
El Paso County Sheriff's Office and partners cleaned up an area fraught with pollution and crime, informed residents, offered aid, and made an arrest. Sheriff Roybal highlighted the area's violent history and pledged continued law enforcement.
Las Cruces Invites Locals and Visitors to Join America's Walking Club for Downtown Community Walk and 5-Day Festival
Las Cruces hosts a community walk with America's Walking Club, offering 3K and 5K routes and promoting health and local culture, with events accessible to all, including children and people with disabilities.
Fabens Celebrates Mother's Day with Safety Education and Resources, El Paso County Sheriff's Deputies Engage Senior Community
The El Paso County Sheriff's Office hosted a Mother’s Day and Resource Fair with Cigna Healthcare to educate seniors on identity theft and drunk driving, and distributed wheel locks to combat auto theft.
Las Cruces Summer Swim Lessons Begin June 16: Registration Opens for Diverse Skill Levels
Las Cruces is providing swim lessons at local pools this summer, with registration on June 7 and classes from June 16-26. Levels range from beginner to advanced, with evaluations for placement. Classes cost $45-$60, and space is limited.
Canutillo High School Special Education Students Celebrate Graduation from Project Search Internship at Providence Hospital
Special education students at Canutillo High School celebrated their graduation from a yearlong internship at The Hospitals of Providence Transmountain Campus, marking the success of the Project Search program.
El Paso Independent School District Launches Summer Nutrition Program to Combat Child Food Insecurity
EPISD is launching a summer nutrition program to provide free meals to local children and students with disabilities, leveraging the Seamless Summer Option administered by the TDA on behalf of the USDA.
El Paso's Cybersecurity Prodigy: EPCC Alum Brian Rodiles Triumphs with Master's Thesis at UTEP and Joins Capital One
Brian Rodiles defended his master's thesis on cybersecurity at UTEP, having started his academic journey at EPCC. His research improves security in operational technology and he will present at IEEE ICMLCN 2025 and join Capital One.
Horizon City Authorities Respond to Gas Leak, Advise Residents to Avoid South Kenazo Avenue Area
Horizon City Police issued a warning due to a gas leak near South Kenazo Ave, closing streets and advising residents to stay inside. Texas Gas Service is addressing the issue; no evacuations were ordered.
El Paso ISD Celebrates Project SEARCH Graduates Equipped for Workforce After Transformative Internships
El Paso ISD's Project SEARCH program celebrated a special graduation for students with disabilities who completed a yearlong job training internship at local hospitals, preparing them for future employment.
El Paso Whiz Kid Aaron Terrazas Takes Leap From Coronado High to US Military Academy Prep
Aaron Terrazas graduated from Coronado High and has an associate degree through EPCC's P-TECH program. He's entering the US Military Academy Preparatory School, with a nomination from Congresswoman Escobar, before planning on attending West Point.
El Paso Independent School District Announces 2025 Graduation Celebrations for Over 4,000 Students
EPISD announces its 2025 graduation schedule, starting June 6, with more than 4,000 students graduating. The ceremonies are spread across several days and venues, with a call for respectful behavior from attendees.
El Paso Community College and Local Food Bank Offer Free Groceries to Students and Community Amidst Rising Food Insecurity
El Paso Community College partnered with El Pasoans Fighting Hunger to distribute free groceries at Transmountain Campus, benefiting students and the community amidst rising food insecurity.
El Paso Community College Celebrates Legacy of Mother-Daughter Duo in Sign Language Interpreting
Mother-daughter duo Adriana and Victoria Garcia are recognized at EPCC for their contributions to sign language interpreting, with Adriana retiring in 2025 after years of service and Victoria continuing the legacy.
El Paso Announces July 4th Holiday Schedule: Essential Services Maintain Operations While City Offices Close
El Paso city offices close for Independence Day, yet essential services like waste collection will run normally. The Zoo and certain other facilities will be open for visitors, ensuring community activities during the holiday.
El Paso County Officials Mobilize Volunteers and Bolster Patrols for Post-July 4th Cleanup at Red Sands
El Paso County officials organize a post-July 4th cleanup at Red Sands and increase patrols to handle holiday illegal dumping and to promote safety among ATV users and others, emphasizing the dangers of drunk driving and off-roading.
El Paso ISD Hosts Annual Back to School Fiesta at Local High Schools to Celebrate Start of Academic Year
El Paso ISD is organizing its annual Back to School Fiesta to celebrate the upcoming school year, offering fun and information at 10 high schools, and will provide free school supplies to all students.
El Paso Community College Honors Six Students with AWCC Scholarships for Academic and Community Excellence
El Paso Community College awarded six students scholarships from its AWCC, recognizing their academic achievements and community engagement. Recipients include a nursing student mother and an English major overcoming cognitive impairments.
Join the Las Cruces Police Department's Victim Advocate Team: Volunteer Opportunity for Community-Minded Individuals
The Las Cruces Police Department is seeking volunteers for their Victim Advocate Team to assist crime victims; applicants need to be over 18 and undergo a background check and training. Applications are open until August 27, 2025.
El Paso's Rio Grande Campus Shuts Down A & B Buildings Amid HVAC Issues, Remote Learning to Take Place
Rio Grande Campus's A & B buildings are closed due to HVAC issues, affecting classes and activities which will move to remote learning. Other EPCC campuses operate normally. No repair timeline is provided, updates are promised.
Horizon City Police and Youth Volunteers Partner for Active Shooter Drill at IDEA Horizon Vista to Bolster School Safety Preparedness
Horizon City Police conducted an active shooter training exercise with youth volunteers to improve emergency response at a local school, sharing the successful drill on social media.
Canutillo ISD Hosts Texas REALTORS®, Fosters Community Growth Through Educational Bond Initiative
Canutillo, Texas real estate professionals joined in a learning event about the positive impact of the Canutillo Bond on local schools, hosted by the district's Interim Superintendent and Board President.
El Paso Invites Residents to Influence 2026 Budget Focus on Public Safety, Infrastructure, and Tax Relief
El Paso invites residents to contribute to the 2026 Budget discussions, focusing on public safety, infrastructure, and tax relief for seniors and disabled homeowners, through a series of meetings announced on Facebook.
El Paso Police Engage with Young Citizens at PDN Children's IELC-East to Strengthen Community Bonds
The El Paso Police Department engaged with children and parents at PDN Children’s IELC-East to strengthen community ties, evidenced by a Facebook post detailing the event's activities and interactions.
Socorro Independent School District Celebrates Military Families with Festive Summer Splash Event
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.
Horizon City Celebrates Togetherness with Final Movies at the Park Minecraft Block Party
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.
El Paso to Celebrate National Professional Engineers Day with Student-Focused Event at Mexican American Cultural Center
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 County Sheriff's Office Celebrates Volunteer Efforts Valued Over $1.3 Million at Norris Penrose Event
The El Paso County Sheriff's Office honored its volunteers for their service, with 221 volunteers logging over 39,000 hours in various roles. Sheriff Roybal praised their work and welcomed new volunteers and interns.
Socorro, Texas Launches "Socorro Sundays at Rio Vista" to Boost Community Spirit and Engagement
Socorro, Texas, launches "Socorro Sundays at Rio Vista," with a farmer's market, free produce, school supplies, local vendors, fitness class, cultural performances, and a car show to promote community spirit.
Socorro Independent School District Hosts Recruitment EXPO for Military Families with Perks and Prizes
SISD is hosting a Military-Connected Families Recruitment and Information EXPO to support military families with educational program information, offering free breakfast for the first 100 attendees.
El Paso Veterans Invited to 'Coffee with Veterans' Event at Chamizal National Memorial to Foster Community and Share Resources
El Paso Veteran and Military Affairs is hosting a 'Coffee with Veterans' event at Chamizal National Memorial, aiming to draw a large number of veterans for networking and resource sharing.
El Paso Schools Celebrate Academic Excellence: EPISD Earns "B" Rating with 15 Schools Getting "A" Marks
EPISD received a "B" rating from the Texas Education Agency, improved from last year, with 15 schools rated "A". Four schools earned distinctions in all categories, while individual student and teacher achievements were highlighted.
El Paso County Launches Funding Opportunity to Combat Food Insecurity Through Healthy Food Financing Initiative
El Paso County invites applications for its Healthy Food Financing Initiative, offering up to $150,000 in grants and low-interest loans to improve access to healthy food in underserved areas, with a deadline of September 30, 2025.
El Paso ISD Embarks on 'Leadership by Design' Initiative to Reach 'A' Rating and Enhance Educational Excellence
El Paso ISD held a strategic session, Leadership by Design, focusing on enhancing student success and district growth, with Interim Superintendent Aguirre noting their ‘B’ rating and aiming for an 'A'.
El Paso ISD's Dr. Sonia Aguilar Honored With Congressional Commendation for Educational Dedication
Dr. Sonia Aguilar of El Paso ISD received a Congressional Commendation for her educational dedication and career achievements, highlighted by her trajectory from Mexico to a doctorate in Educational Leadership.
El Paso's Guillen Middle School Launches First Esports Lab in District, Aiming to Foster 21st-Century Skills
Guillen Middle School in El Paso introduced an Esports Lab, aimed at enhancing student skills in communication, teamwork, and problem-solving through competitive gaming. The program aligns with the district's vision for modern learning.
El Paso ISD Superintendent Aguirre Calls for Community Unison Following School Tragedies
El Paso ISD Superintendent Martha Aguirre offers support post-tragedies, discusses the Superintendent Roundtable, reminds about the Federal Impact Aid Form, showcases student art, celebrates high school sports, and praises Dr. Sonia Aguilar's work.
El Paso County Breaks Ground on New Fabens Veterans Memorial in Show of Unity and Respect
El Paso County held a groundbreaking for the new Fabens Veterans Memorial, which was attended by community members, leaders, veterans, and students, marking the start of construction for a tribute to all six U.S. military branches.
El Paso Community College Leaps into Esports Arena Under NJCAAE, Eyeing Tournaments and Student Success
El Paso Community College joins the NJCAAE for esports, with planned tournaments and a focus on student success in academics and athletics. The program is supported by administration and led by Interim Coach Adan Lara.
El Paso ISD Marks 9/11, Rewards Attendance & Honors Military Families with Superintendent Aguirre's Updates
El Paso ISD Superintendent reflected on events, including a 9/11 ceremony, a campaign for attendance, new Purple Star designations, a track dedication, academic successes, and future graduations.
El Paso Unveils The Beast Urban Park: A Hub for Sports, Fitness, and Community Engagement
El Paso Parks and Recreation highlights the features of The Beast Urban Park on social media, emphasizing its role as a community hub with sports facilities, fitness rooms, a natatorium, and spaces for socializing and digital access.
Lt. Denby "Donica" Pedregon Breaks Barriers as El Paso ISD's First Female Lieutenant, Inspiring Next Generation
Lt. Denby Pedregon becomes the first female lieutenant in the El Paso ISD Police, exemplifying leadership and mentorship after serving as a sergeant and working in other law enforcement roles.
Socorro Student Sofia Nolasco Transforms into Confident Leader with Lone Star Leadership Academy
Sofia Nolasco, a student at Col. John O. Ensor Middle School, developed leadership skills and confidence through the Lone Star Leadership Academy, leading to her role as student council president and achievements in academics and UIL competitions.
Las Cruces Natatorium to Close for Pecan Classic Swim Meet, Alternative Aquatic Fun at Regional Center
The Las Cruces Natatorium will close on September 26 for the Pecan Classic Swim Meet, while the Activity Pool remains open for public use. Expect increased traffic and parking activity. Normal operations resume on September 29.
Horizon City Invites Residents to Join National Night Out Festivities Amid Temporary Road Closures
Horizon City residents are excited for the upcoming National Night Out event, touted by the police department to enhance community-police relations. The celebration will close certain roads, as announced on their Facebook page.
El Paso Middle School Students Pedal for Victory in Stars, Stripes & Spokes Bike Race at Nolan Richardson Middle School
Middle school students participated in a bike race at Nolan Richardson Middle School as part of El Paso ISD's "Raise the Bar" program, focusing on fitness and community among military-connected students.
El Paso Horizon Fire Department Unveils New Administration & Fire Prevention Building with Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony
Horizon Fire Department in El Paso is celebrating the opening of its new Administration & Fire Prevention Building with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on October 31st at 11:00 a.m. at 13661 Paseo Del Este.
Ysleta ISD High School Marching Bands Earn "Superior" Ratings, Advance to UIL Area Competitions in Abilene, Andrews, and SISD Complex
Six Ysleta ISD high schools' bands earned top ratings at UIL, advancing to Area contests with performances ranging from "From Manhattan to the Mountains" to "Manta Ray."
EPCC and UTEP Collaborate to Streamline Student Transfers at 4th Annual Summit in El Paso
The 4th Annual EPCC–UTEP Transfer Success Summit focused on improving the transfer process for students between the two institutions, with over 150 attendees discussing topics like dual enrollment and financial aid.
El Paso Community College Students Honored by Congresswoman Escobar for Volunteer Work Despite Amigo Airsho Cancellation
EPCC Travel and Tourism students were commended by Congresswoman Escobar for their volunteer work despite the cancellation of the Amigo Airsho. They adapted quickly, demonstrating community spirit and gaining hands-on experience.
Discover Your Future: Coronado High School Hosts Program Night to Showcase Educational Excellence on October 28
Coronado High School showcases its educational offerings during Program Night for prospective students and families, highlighting its strong academics, extracurriculars, and community values.
Austin High's Jacob Rodriguez Upholds Family Legacy on and off the Gridiron
Jacob Rodriguez is a standout student-athlete at Austin High School with a strong connection to the school's history, excelling in football and broadcasting, and mentored by Coach Pichardo. He aims to carry on his family's legacy at Austin.
EPISD Interim Superintendent Highlights Student Achievements and Staff Initiatives amid Superintendent Search
Interim Superintendent Martha Aguirre updates on EPISD's fall events, student achievements, staff opportunities, and the superintendent search, while encouraging community engagement and celebrating a student's Deaflympics selection.
Jefferson High Opens Doors for Program Night: Explore Academic Excellence and Community Spirit on November 4
Jefferson High School hosts Program Night to present its educational and extracurricular activities to prospective families and students, emphasizing academic excellence and community involvement.
El Paso's Rio Grande Campus Clinic Expands Affordable Healthcare Services for 50th Anniversary
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.
El Paso ISD Celebrates Literacy with Annual Read Across the District Event and Author Lisa Caprelli's Visit
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 Celebrates 50 Years of Dental Hygiene Excellence, Elia Mendez at the Heart of the Program's Legacy
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.
El Paso ISD Interim Superintendent Highlights Community Engagement, Student Triumphs, and Veterans Day Observance
Interim superintendent Martha Aguirre reports on El Paso ISD's progress, including community involvement in the superintendent search, student achievements in arts and sports, reading initiatives, and upcoming Veterans Day events.
El Paso Celebrates Texas Arbor Day with Inspiring Tree Planting Ceremony and Educational Initiatives at Capistrano Park
El Paso, Texas celebrated Arbor Day with a Tree Planting Ceremony, involving local government, environmental groups, and 150 students, who learned about urban forestry and environmental education.
El Paso's WinterFest Celebrates 10th Anniversary with Over a Million Lights and Ice Skating Fun
El Paso's WinterFest returns with over one million lights, a 55-foot tree, and festive activities including an ice rink, holiday movies, a market, and a parade. Open daily from Nov 22 to Jan 4, the event celebrates its 10th anniversary this year.
Khalid Turns Segundo Barrio Club Into Santa’s Workshop For Hueco Elementary Kids
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.
El Paso Community College Launches Wintermester for Accelerated Learning, Offers Online Tutoring Support
El Paso Community College announces a Wintermester session from Dec 15 to Jan 9, offering a full course in four weeks with online tutoring services available daily, except Dec 24, 25, 31, and Jan 1.
VIDEO: El Paso's WinterFest 2025 Named Best Christmas Market by Newsweek, Celebrates Inclusivity and Community Spirit
El Paso's WinterFest 2025 has been named the "Best Christmas Market" by Newsweek and features family-friendly activities. The city is proactive in property maintenance and offers a sensory-friendly tree lighting for inclusivity.
El Paso ISD Celebrates Student Success: Artistic Talent, Career Aspirations, and Athletic Achievements Highlighted by Interim Superintendent Aguirre
El Paso ISD's Martha Aguirre celebrated student artists, academic and athletic achievements, the Girl Power Event, and encouraged community involvement in the Toys for Tots campaign.
El Paso's Own: Frank Dominguez Set to Graduate From EPCC Fire Technology Program with Honors
EPCC celebrates the success of its Fire Technology Program, with student Francisco Dominguez set to graduate with an Associate of Applied Science in Basic Firefighter. The program offers rigorous training and prepares students for state exams.
Chacon Towing & Roadside Assistance Brings Joy to Horizon City with Generous Toy Donation to Police Department
Chacon Towing & Roadside Assistance donated toys to the Horizon community, which was acknowledged by the local police in a Facebook post, expressing gratitude and inviting further donations to their holiday toy drive.
El Paso's Burges High Star, Catalina Gutierrez, Chosen for Prestigious Senate Youth Program in Washington, D.C.
A Burges High School senior, Catalina Gutierrez, was selected for the esteemed US Senate Youth Program and will attend with 103 other students, meet officials, and receive a $10,000 scholarship.
Franklin and Coronado High Schools Unite to Spread Joy at Aoy Elementary with "Holiday Blessings" Event in El Paso
Students and staff from Franklin and Coronado High Schools collaborated in the "Holiday Blessings" event to give gifts to over 300 Aoy Elementary students, continuing a tradition of unity and generosity.
El Paso Invites Residents to Become Informed Leaders with Free 19th Annual Neighborhood Leadership Academy
El Paso invites residents to join its 19th Neighborhood Leadership Academy, a free 14-week program to learn about city government operations, starting February 4, 2026. Applications are due by January 21, 2026.
El Paso County Sheriff's Office Delivers Holiday Joy to Seniors with Santa and the Grinch at St. Teresa Center
El Paso County Sheriff's Office visited St. Teresa Nursing and Rehabilitation Center with Santa Claus and the Grinch, distributing food and care packages to seniors. They received support from local businesses.
South-Central Shakeup: Douglass Elementary Rockets To B Amid School Closures
Douglass Elementary jumped from a D to a B in the 2025 state ratings, but student-achievement scores remain weak and the campus is absorbing students from recently closed neighborhood schools. Local leaders say the grade masks continuing challenges.
El Paso Residents Invited to Join 19th Annual Neighborhood Leadership Academy for Civic Engagement
El Paso invites residents to its 19th Annual Neighborhood Leadership Academy, beginning February 4, 2026. This free program, for those 13 and older, offers insights into city operations. Applications are due by January 21, 2026.
El Paso Rings in 2026 with Dazzling New Year's Eve Celebration and Star Drop Spectacle
El Paso celebrated New Year's Eve with a vibrant downtown festival, culminating in the Star Drop event, as detailed by the Parks and Recreation's social media post. The post thanked attendees and looked forward to future community celebrations.
El Paso Launches "El Paso Computes" Initiative with UTEP and EPISD to Advance K-12 Computer Science Education
El Paso teams up with UTEP and EPISD in the $3 million El Paso Computes initiative to enhance computer science and AI education in K-12, aiming to prepare 750 teachers and reach over 20,000 students.
El Paso Police Services Uninterrupted in Northeast Despite Water Main Break Impacting Regional Command Building
El Paso Police services remain operational amid a water main break at the Northeast Regional Command building, with officers still responding to calls and the public directed to other centers for in-person matters.
City of Socorro Celebrates International Thank You Day with Heartfelt Gratitude to Residents for Civic Engagement
The City of Socorro expressed gratitude to its citizens on International Thank You Day, acknowledging their participation in local governance and community events through a social media post.
El Paso Schools Adjust Operations Amid Major Water Main Brea, EPISD Ensures Safety and Continues Education
El Paso schools adjust operations due to a major water main break, with some staying open with safety measures and others closing. EPISD is collaborating with partners to ensure student and staff safety.
El Paso Boy With Autism Found Alone In Street After Leaving Purple Heart Elementary
A student with autism was found wandering nearly a block from Purple Heart Elementary; witnesses returned him to campus and Socorro ISD says staff reviewed the incident. Families are asking what changes the district will make to prevent a repeat.
El Paso Teacher Honored with Prestigious Humanities Award: Rebecca Guerrero of Young Women's STEAM Academy Celebrated for Excellence
El Paso teacher Rebecca Guerrero won the James F. Veninga Outstanding Teaching of the Humanities Award, recognized for her exemplary teaching at the Young Women's STEAM Research & Preparatory Academy.
