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Las Cruces Sun-News
Generations of Perez family keep Chilitos running
The Sun-News is highlighting the importance and impact of business owners and entrepreneurs in Las Cruces with its Business Movers & Shakers series. Once a month the Sun-News will feature the business men and women making a contribution to our community and keeping local traditions alive and well. Chilitos Restaurant and Cantina have become a staple in the Las Cruces community over the last few decades because its owners, the Perez family, value history, tradition and community. Robert Perez said that it all began with his father, Dick Perez, whom, after being discharged from the U.S. Marine Corps worked at La Posta in Mesilla and had the idea to open his own business. The family's first business was a truck stop in Tortugas, New Mexico and with it a diner. "My dad and mom ran the diner and then we did the gas station. It was a full-service gas station at the time. That was how we came up. Every day after school, my mom or dad would pick us up and take us back to the restaurant or gas station and we'd hang out till closing time," Robert Perez said. In 1959, Dick Perez opened Dick's Cafe at 2305
travelmag.com
This Massive New Mexico Flea Market Is Worth Hours Of Browsing Before 2026 Ends
More than 170 booths share one roof here, and somehow VHS tapes, herbs, pottery, and knives all fit inside. I love that one building can hold a toy, a rug, and a sports collectible within a few steps. The indoor space covers 35,000 square feet. Extra booths spill outside too,...
elpasoheraldpost.com
Tony Gonzales Paid Wife’s Companies Over $50K After Resigning
SAN ANTONIO, Tx., October 23, 2026: According to the San Antonio-Express, former far-east El Paso U.S. Representative Tony Gonzales (R-TX-23) paid $54,350 to two companies owned by his wife after resigning from office. Gonzales came under scrutiny last year after a former staffer committed suicide by self-immolation last September. Regina...
KVIA ABC7
Commander of the Skies: Who coordinates the Amigo Airsho?
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- The Amigo Airsho has a lot of moving parts. One person is in charge of the airspace and focuses on safety above all: the air boss. Kellie Hudson joined the U.S. Air Force in 1996 and served for 20 years as the Air Force air traffic controller. Now, she's an The post Commander of the Skies: Who coordinates the Amigo Airsho? appeared first on KVIA .
lascrucesbulletin.com
A hand in the harvest
La Semilla Community Farm holds volunteer days Tuesdays from 8 to 11 a.m. in Anthony, New Mexico. Activities may change because of weather or farm conditions. At La Semilla Community Farm in Anthony, residents don't have to be experienced farmers to get their hands in the soil. Every Tuesday, volunteers can help grow crops, care for the land, and learn how fresh food makes its way from the farm to the community.
KFOX 14
Desert Aire water service restored after flooding damages water main
Help me understand the bigger picture of current events. Water service has been restored to customers in the Desert Aire water system after flooding from Saturday's severe weather. This is according to Sanitation District Manager Robert Colman, who said that the water main break had been repaired and all customers...
KFOX 14
6-inch water main breaks in West El Paso, El Paso Water says
EL PASO, TEXAS (KFOX14/CBS4) — A water main break in West El Paso on Wednesday night is affecting service for about 15 customers, according to El Paso Water. In a statement to KFOX14/CBS4, El Paso Water confirmed a 6-inch water main broke in the 1100 block of Shawnee. The...
KFOX 14
Las Cruces to buy long-vacant Main Street lot across from City Hall for $455,000
LAS CRUCES, N.M. - (KFOX14/CBS4) — Las Cruces is moving forward with the purchase of a long-vacant downtown property across from City Hall, a deal city staff said gives the city a chance to influence what future redevelopment could look like in the area. City Council voted unanimously to...
KVIA ABC7
Water service restored in Anthony after main strike
ANTHONY, Texas (KVIA) -- A water main strike led to a leak and outage in Anthony, Texas, Thursday, according to a town spokesperson. The Town of Anthony said at 4:15 p.m., a contractor, Gigabyte, struck a town water main while excavating. The strike led to a water leak reported from an OXXO gas station. By The post Water service restored in Anthony after main strike appeared first on KVIA .
KTSM
City leaders to reveal El Paso’s role in space and aerospace
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — The Texas Space Coalition, the City of El Paso, El Paso County, and The University of Texas at El Paso will host a press conference to showcase El Paso’s growing opportunities in the space and aerospace economy. Regional leaders will evaluate how El Paso’s initiatives in advanced manufacturing, research, workforce […]
KTSM
El Paso to host NAWIC Pacific Southwest fall forum
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — El Paso will serve as the host city for the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) Pacific Southwest Region’s Fall Conference Forum, bringing together a regional network of women working across the construction industry. The forum is scheduled to take place Oct. 22 to Oct. 24, at the DoubleTree […]
KTSM
Beth Ramirez’s passion for aviation leads to flight with the Blue Angels
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — Beth Ramirez spent years working to become an airline pilot. But her passion for aviation goes beyond the cockpit. She’s using it to make a difference in the lives of others. Along with being an airline pilot, she founded Women With Wings International, a nonprofit that supports and mentors women […]
modernmetals.com
HUMMING ALONG // Distributor balances strong demand, long lead times and tariffs with plenty of inventory and expanded processing capacity
Above: The building boom in data centers requires a lot of copper for energy storage and transmission. October, 2026- Christy Metals, which has two service centers in northern Illinois and another in El Paso, Texas, has been building capacity to match strong demand for copper and brass strip. “We have...