Opinion

Ok, they're not exactly "vanishing". They're just leaving El Paso and, for some reason, they're doing it in record numbers these days. Where, (and why), is everybody going?

El Paso lost one of its 3 Red Lobster locations recently and now it's just sitting there. It's in a great location, easily found and huge. Here are three things it could be used for.

KLAQ has a couple of ghosts roaming the halls but apparently, we don't have the only radio ghosts in the area.

To cut right to the heart of that matter ... because beer is important and I want you to keep yours at its best ... the answer is no. Beer doesn't have to be kept cold nor does it have to stay refrigerated after it has been refrigerated.

I'm willing to bet every single home in El Paso has at least one junk drawer. If your "Spring Fever" is kicking in; don't toss all that crap - sell it.

New Braunfels, Texas, is joining San Marcos, Texas in bringing art to the cities drab, (ok - ugly), traffic signal boxes. Could El Paso be next? If so, what should we paint?

The unofficial, official, burger of Texas has to be Whataburger. The chain was founded in Texas and saying anything bad about it could start a fight. If you're new to the amazing-ness; here are a few things to know ...

No, not talking about the Zombies on "Walking Dead"; I mean people who like to walk. Las Cruces was named a city where you can walk almost everywhere. Can you though?

Imagine a space where El Paso neighbors come together, share ideas, and amplify their voices without the pressure of financial commitments. That's the heart of the El Paso Neighborhood Coalition.

Texas has a lot to be proud of but there are a few accolades we could really do without. Being super "brain rotted" for example ...