Nov 6, 2008
The following is from our friend at The El Paso Project, LLC:
POSH Scene magazine is the readers' entertainment magazine of choice for the city of El Paso. This free publication will target local residents, business professionals, and tourists. You can pick up your guide to entertainment and lifestyle in El Paso at:
Cortez Bldg: 310 N. Mesa
Monster Sound
Bubble Gum
Rulis Restaurant: 310 N. Mesa
HB electronics
Barragans Salon
G2: ...
Jul 11, 2008
At what could have been confused for a Paso del Norte Group meeting, El Paso Media Group celebrated the "newly redesigned El Pasoan, "a free, 32-page glossy magazine that boasts quality content about Downtown El Paso and has been branded 'The Voice of Downtown.'” "As far as we know, nobody had claimed that title yet, 'the voice of Downtown,' so we said, 'Fuck it. It's ours,'" ...
May 15, 2008
Big props to Gus over at the Times for this tidbit. So you don't have to bother clicking the link, somebody used Juarez as a negative reference and some bystanders got offended. The lady compared the scene of her neighborhood near Three Legged Monkey & Wet Ultra Lounge to Juarez: according to Gus the lady "basically said that the noise, trash and drunken behavior have become ...
Apr 10, 2008
While analyzing the role of the douchebag is important, what is more important is the downfall of Chico’s Tacos as an El Paso legend. After being away from home, I stopped by Chico’s after months of craving tacos in the super secret sauce. Upon arrival to the Montwood location, I get my double order with fries and the sauce was absolutely disgusting – there was no flavor. It ...
Apr 9, 2008
If you go out to places like Cincinnati Street and Union Plaza, you have probably seen them. There is no clear definition for them (after reading this article, browse sites such as EP Nightlife and In the 915 for countless examples). When spotting one, it is like the courts defined porn: you'll know it when you see it. I am talking about the douchebag, and ...
Nov 5, 2007
I'm a lifelong resident of the Lower Valley, aside from 4 years away at college. Since I came back to El Paso I have flirted with the idea of moving to Central or Downtown, but have remained in the Valley. I love the Lower Valley. Aside from Mr. EH, our current Council Representative, I think this part of town has a lot to offer, it ...