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U.S. Secret Service Job Fair at EPCC
The United States Secret Service is seeking qualified students, alumni, and working professionals eager to contribute to its dynamic career opportunities to include Special Agent and Secret Service Police Officer positions. SCHOLARSHIP. PARTNERSHIP. COMMISSION. Candidates will be exposed to career opportunities in the U.S. Secret Service, engage in Q&A sessions, and apply on-site for active law enforcement job announcements. Select applicants can receive an exclusive invitation to future Accelerated Candidate Events (ACE) which will reduce the application process by 120 days. Resources for federal resume formatting and the assistance with the application process will be available upon request.SCAN THE QR CODE TO RSVP TODAY.
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El Paso selected as site of new effort to better connect local governments with innovative entrepreneurs
EL PASO, Texas — The city of El Paso has been selected as a site of a new effort to better connect local governments with innovative entrepreneurs. The initiative is launching in just three cities across the country. The program is set to kick off on Oct. 20 and...
The El Paso Times
On the rise: View Vinton Steel's $255M expansion project
The Vinton Steel minimill's $255 million expansion is underway. A giant steel structure and concrete columns are rising in the yard of the 64-year-old facility located on 230 acres in El Paso County's Upper Valley. It's easily seen along Interstate 10, near Vinton Road. Officials with Japan's Kyoei Steel Group, owner of the minimill for nine years, took part in a groundbreaking ceremony in August 2025. But work didn't start until months later. The expansion project will add a new furnace and new structures to the facility, an important economic driver not only for the tiny village of Vinton, an El Paso suburb, but also for the entire area. The minimill turns old motor vehicles, discarded major appliances, and industrial scrap into new steel products – steel rebar for housing/commercial construction and steel balls for copper mining. Vic Kolenc may be reached at 915-546-6421; vkolenc@elpasotimes.com ; @vickolenc on X, and @vkolenc.bsky.social on Bluesky . This article originally appeared on El Paso Times: On the rise: View Vinton Steel's $255M expansion project
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El Paso Electric Tools Help Customers Understand Energy Bills
El Paso, Texas (KFOX14) — We have all had that moment: the electric bill arrives, the total earns a second look, and suddenly every appliance in the house is under investigation. The air conditioner is usually the first suspect. But a monthly total alone does not explain when a home used the most electricity, how usage changed throughout the day or which patterns may deserve a closer look.
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Circle K to offer 40¢ off per gallon Thursday
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- Circle K announced that it is once again bringing back a fuel discount for participating Texas gas stations, including El Paso. According to a spokesperson from Circle K, from midnight to 11:59 p.m. on Thursday, October 15, members of the brand’s rewards membership program, Inner Circle, will save 40 cents per gallon at more than 600 participating locations across Texas.
KTSM
OXXO expands in El Paso with 7 store conversions
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — OXXO announced it will be converting seven stores previously operated under the Delek brand, which will now officially adopt OXXO’s brand identity and service experience. OXXO and DK Fuel will host grand openings for each of the stores throughout October and November. “The conversion of these stores to the OXXO […]
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Community Conversations: EP Water weighs 4 budget paths that could change customer rates
EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — El Paso Water is weighing four different options for its next two-year budget, decisions that could affect what customers pay on their water bills as soon as March. The utility’s planning process includes a series of public meetings aimed at gathering feedback on the...
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El Paso candy shop sees ‘sweet’ success after starting on TikTok
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- A University of Texas at El Paso alumni started a candy business from his home. Now, Antonio Esparza said his work paid off as the business upgraded to a warehouse in East El Paso. Esparza established Sabores de Mexico three years ago, and it all...
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City of Las Cruces: Minimum Wage Notice for 2027
Pursuant to the Las Cruces Municipal Code (LCMC) the minimum wage will increase for Las Cruces, effective January 1, 2027. According to LCMC, the Las Cruces minimum wage will increase to $13.47 per hour and the tipped wage will increase to $5.39 per hour. In 2014, the City enacted ordinance...
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FRI: Oracle to consider delivering natural gas by truck to Project Jupiter, + More
Oracle to consider delivering natural gas by truck to Project Jupiter. The main company behind Project Jupiter is considering delivering natural gas by truck as they wait for a pipeline to be approved — the same technique Oracle has used for over a year to fuel a data center in Salt Lake City — according to a Bloomberg report Thursday.
Yahoo!
Grunt Style to permanently close San Antonio, El Paso stores
New details have emerged about the future of a San Antonio-based brand following an announcement about its upcoming layoffs. The military-style retailer Grunt Style LLC plans to close all of its Texas stores, according to the Texas Workforce Commission (TWC). Hunter Dworaczyk, Communications Specialist at TWC, provided MySA with the...
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Debts disrupt trucking companies in Oregon, Texas
A pair of small trucking businesses recently reported bankruptcies as owners sought to resolve debts, continuing a streak of financial setbacks for carriers in recent quarters. El Paso, Texas-based Site2Site Transport indicated it had leases for eight tractors and over $493,000 in liabilities, per its Chapter 7 filing. Its gross...
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Spaceport America expands its reach
Spaceport America may be best known for human spaceflight, but much of the work taking place at the southern New Mexico facility happens outside the public spotlight. Flight testing, rocket engine testing and other operations take place at the state-owned facility in Sierra County, while its reach extends into Las Cruces through economic activity and partnerships with New Mexico State University. Charles Hurley, public information officer for Spaceport America, said that broader role starts with the facility’s place within the New Mexico Economic Development Department.