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El Paso amateur radio enthusiasts keep a classic communication tradition alive
In an increasingly digital world, at least one place in El Paso is dedicated to keeping people connected through radio technology. The El Paso Amateur Radio Club is a space for licensed operators to communicate with people nearby, across the globe, and even in space — known as…
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Two airports mean more options for savvy Borderland travelers
Living in the borderland of El Paso and Ciudad Juárez brings some unique benefits - including twice the options when it’s time to fly. The two cities have international airports only about 15 miles apart. Click hear to read Two airports mean more options for savvy Borderland…
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Why menudo in El Paso comes with bread – a border tradition explained
Along the U.S.-Mexico border, menudo is more than a Sunday meal — it’s tradition. But in El Paso, one detail sets it apart: the bolillo. While much of Mexico serves menudo with corn tortillas, many families in El Paso and nearby border communities pair the hearty red chile stew…
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The El Paso people and locations that played a role in hit movie ‘One Battle After Another’
Hollywood director Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest film, “One Battle After Another,” brings major star power to the screen — including Leonardo DiCaprio, Benicio Del Toro and Sean Penn — but it’s El Paso that quietly steals the spotlight. Local viewers have been quick to spot…
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Thinking about raising chickens to beat egg prices? Here’s what El Pasoans should know
As grocery bills remain stubbornly high, some Americans are looking beyond the supermarket aisle for solutions — including raising their own backyard chickens. National surveys show millions of households now keep hens at home, a trend that has grown sharply in the past two…
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Report highlights Gen Z values and challenges in the Borderland job market
As Generation Z steps into the workforce, young adults in the Borderland are redefining what work means and what they expect from employers. Flexibility, inclusion, and opportunities for growth top their list, but so do deeper values like mental well-being, cultural identity,…
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Jorgina Pereira: Una mujer emprendedora que continúa con su aventura culinaria
Por Sofía Oyarzún, Special to Borderzine En el vecindario del West Loop cerca al centro de Chicago, cinco días por semana, Jorgina Pereira cocina, da la bienvenida a los clientes y dirige su restaurante de dos pisos y un jardín. Tras casi 20 años al frente de Sinhá, ella…
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El Paso couple shares Chiapas family chocolate tradition with the Borderland
As the rich aroma of freshly roasted cacao beans fills their El Paso apartment, Nancy Torres and her husband, Ricardo Cigarroa, carefully lift the hot pans from the oven and pour the beans into a bucket. They carry it to the living room, settle onto the couch, turn on the TV,…
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Borderland educators struggle to teach as state flags politically sensitive subjects
Forty percent of public K-12 teachers in the U.S. say debates over race and sexual orientation have a negative impact on their ability to teach and do their job, according to a 2024 study by the Pew Research Center. Only 4% said these conversations have a positive impact. With…
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Siblings curate a fashion creators space in Downtown El Paso shop
Since 2021, Mariano and Ilse Adame have found business success in showcasing some unique El Paso designers along with curated designer fashion in their Downtown El Paso shop. The brother and sister team of Mariano Adame and Ilse Adame grew up in El Paso and Austin. They went to…