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UPDATE: District Coffee to reopen Downtown store
UPDATE: District Coffee Co. said that its electricity has been reconnected and they will be able to reopen their Downtown location on Wednesday, Sept. 23. EL PASO (KTSM) — District Coffee Co. says it has temporarily closed its Downtown El Paso location. That is according to a social media post put out by the coffee […]
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Sunland Park neighborhood faces 12-hour water outage; boil notice issued after repairs
SUNLAND PARK, N.M. (KFOX14/CBS4) — A neighborhood in Sunland Park was without water or had low water pressure on Tuesday for over 12 hours as the utility worked to connect a water line. According to the Camino Real Regional Utility Authority, at around 12:25 a.m., crews identified what was...
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Canutillo ISD OKs lower tax rate than year before
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — The Canutillo Independent School District Board of Trustees approved a lower tax rate for the 2026-27 school year than they did the year before, the district announced. The CISD Board of Trustees adopted the tax rate on Tuesday, Sept. 22. The district will levy property taxes at a rate of […]
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FirstLight celebrates expansion of Northeast headquarters
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — FirstLight Federal Credit Union held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the expansion of its new corporate headquarters, including the addition of a new, two-story, modern facility. The headquarters is located in Northeast El Paso at 9983 Kenworthy Street. The expansion added 33,700 square feet to accommodate FirstLight’s growing back-office operation. […]
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Podcast: Meta touts community funding in El Paso as Oracle’s Project Jupiter faces permits, gas pipeline and power questions
Never miss an episode. Subscribe to the El Paso Matters Podcast on YouTube, Apple Podcasts or Spotify. This episode was recorded Sept. 16, 2026. Diego Mendoza-Moyers: Hey, all, one quick update before we get into the show. We recorded this episode before some news broke Thursday involving Project Jupiter. The...
Las Cruces Sun-News
New talent agency opens doors in Las Cruces
Talent agency Mitchell & Associates Talent announced it will branch into Las Cruces. The expansion comes from the boom in the film industry in southern New Mexico according to the agency. “Las Cruces has become an increasingly important production center, and we want to be here to support the talentand productions that are driving that growth,” owner and talent agent at Mitchell & Associates Carissa Mitchell said.“Our goal is to create more opportunities for southern New Mexico performers while becoming an active part of theregion’s growing entertainment community.” The talent agency has been a part of the industry for more than 30 years and represents actors and performers for film, television, commercials and voiceovers. The agency is SAG-AFTRA franchised and represents talent throughout New Mexico and beyond. “Mitchell & Associates has long been one of the most respected talent agencies in New Mexico, and their decision toestablish a presence in Las Cruces is an important development for our growing film community,” filmmaker and professor at New Mexico State University Ross Marks said. “As production continues to grow in Southern NewMexico, having an agency of this caliber here is a tremendous asset. They bring the experience, industryrelationships and professionalism that local
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El Paso brothers land, transform 1961 Boeing 727 on El Paso’s Eastside
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — Two El Paso brothers who are former educators purchased a Boeing 727 with hopes of turning it into a place where the community can gather. John Lara said the 1961 Boeing 727 was abandoned for more than 20 years and was auctioned online with a price tag of $2,000. “My […]
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Chuco Relic's 915 Market Brings 30-Plus Borderland Vendors to El Paso Sunday
More than 30 local vendors are set to line up at Chuco Relic Central on Sunday, September 20, for the annual 915 Market, an event organizers say offers free admission, live music, and a chance to shop small across the borderland. The market runs from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. at 3750 Gateway Blvd East, and will feature food, attractions, and performances from local bands alongside the vendor booths.
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El Paso utility bills surge as low-income energy aid program cuts assistance
EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — As utility bills climb across the El Paso area, a key program that helps low-income residents keep the lights on is cutting back on how much assistance it can provide — and closing applications earlier than usual. The Texas Department of Housing and...
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Good Vibes Only: El Paso siblings nail it, turn business dreams into reality
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA)- El Pasoans Elizabeth Wyant and Arturo Amaro took a leap of faith, turning their business dreams into reality. Now, it's paying off! In 2024, the duo opened Chéri Nails and Spa in West El Paso. The salon is reinventing the beauty industry locally, giving customers a modern salon experience while using The post Good Vibes Only: El Paso siblings nail it, turn business dreams into reality appeared first on KVIA .
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Timeline: The evolution of Project Jupiter
Friday marks the anniversary of the Doña Ana County Commission’s approval of $165 billion in industrial revenue bonds for Project Jupiter — a massive artificial intelligence data center campus in Santa Teresa under development for companies like Oracle and OpenAI. In the past year, the data center,...
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Old El Paso: From local cannery to General Mills company
For decades, Americans have reached for Old El Paso taco shells, enchilada sauce and chiles without knowing the brand originated in the Borderland. From its roots in Canutillo and the Upper Valley, Old El Paso grew from a hometown label into one of the country's best-known Mexican food brands. Food executive Tom Barwise, whose obituary ran Feb. 26, 1990, in the El Paso Times, is credited with co-founding the Old El Paso brand with Mountain Pass Canning and Valley Canning Co. owner James A. Dick. "Barwise began his wholesale grocery and canning in 1935 with the James A. Dick Co., where he held a number of positions, including that of vice president and sales manager. "After the company was sold to Safeway Stores in the early 1950s, Barwise joined Jim Dick in buying Mountain Pass Canning Company and they canned vegetables grown in the El Paso area. In 1955, they bought Valley Canning Co. and began marketing Mexican food under the Old El Paso Label.” Dick’s obituary ran in the El Paso Times the following April. Beginning of Mountain Pass Canning The Deming Headlight of Sept. 23, 1921 reports on the beginnings of Mountain Pass Canning. Here is information from