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Michelle Obama welcomes performing arts students to the White House State Dining Room on Monday as a part of “Broadway at the White House.

Broadway stars, star students take the White House stage

Amanda Guillen, Scripps Howard Foundation Wire Reporter November 18, 2015

[iframe id="https://www.youtube.com/embed/X6jDyazq7j4" align="left" mode="normal" autoplay="yes"] WASHINGTON – As his fingers tickled the white and black keys of the piano in the White House State Dining Room on Monday, Andrew Lloyd Webber entertained...

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The exhibit “Made in El Paso: The Traditions, Influence and Legacy of El Paso’s Cowboy Boots” will be open at The El Paso Museum of History until Jan. 3, 2016.

Museum of History highlights the history of cowboy boots

Fernanda Leon, Staff Reporter November 17, 2015

El Paso’s history is full of staples and anecdotes. It is no surprise that cowboy boots are highlighted throughout the history of the borderland, as the region is part of the Wild West. This week, the El Paso Museum of History will be offering an event...

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Female artists band together for ‘Artistas Femeninas’ event

Julia Hettiger, Staff Reporter November 17, 2015

In the middle of Texas Street on a cool Saturday night, female painters, craft makers, dancers and singers gathered to celebrate love and feminism through art and performance.   The eighth annual “Artistas Femeninas” took place at the San Carlos...

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Logic goes futuristic on sophmore album

Logic goes futuristic on sophmore album

Adrian Broaddus, Staff Reporter November 17, 2015

Four years ago, he used to go by the name of “Young Sinatra” and dominated the underground music industry with his thrilling mix tapes. Now, at the age of 25, hip-hop and lyricist guru, Logic, continues to storm the game of hip-hop. Deciding to deliver...

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Brass Monkey is located at 3233 N. Mesa St, No. 103.

Brass Monkey improves location

Jose Soto, Entertainment Editor November 17, 2015

Many might recall 3233 N. Mesa St., No. 103, as a frantic, overly sensual restaurant/bar that catered to the testosterone-driven, mainly male crowd, who wanted to get their football fix along with some eye candy. Cabo Joe’s, the infamous locally owned...

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El Paso Zoo to have fundraising event with craft beer

El Paso Zoo to have fundraising event with craft beer

Fernanda Leon, Staff Reporter November 10, 2015

This weekend, El Pasoans can enjoy a craft beer with the most unusual of company. The El Paso Zoo will be celebrating their second annual “Brew at the Zoo” on Saturday, Nov. 14 at 6 p.m. This year, the El Paso Zoological Society is hoping the fundraising...

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Papa Pita will be serving this vegetarian opeion, a cumber sushi wrap with cream cheese and falafel inside.

Foodies take a bite out of El Paso

Julia Hettiger, Staff Reporter November 10, 2015

El Paso is a city with a wide variety of options when it comes to dining, to help highlight some of these local eateries, one event is hosting a dozen of them under one roof for El Pasoans to enjoy. KISS FM is hosting the fourth-annual “Taste of El...

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Sergio Cuerto, coordinator of “Mundo Muerto: A Collective Art Show,” which will open on  Saturday, Nov. 18 at the Glasbox on 210 Poplar St.

‘Mundo Muerto’ casts a different light on death

Jose Soto, Entertainment Editor November 10, 2015

The concept of death is understood and dissected differently among nationalities, cultures and individuals. The impression about what happens after our natural life on Earth is over varies between many factors, but one local event will cast light on the...

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Earth, Wind and Fire performs at the Don Haskins Center on Thursday Nov. 5.

El Paso reminisces with Earth, Wind and Fire

Michaela Román, Photo Editor November 6, 2015

  After nearly 45 years of topping the music charts, America’s seventh top-selling group of all time, Earth Wind and Fire, brought their “Now, Then & Forever” tour to the Don Haskins Center on Nov. 5. The all-male band consisted...

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El Dia de los Muertos fue celebrado en varios lugares en la cuidad incluyendo el cementerio Concordia.

Día de los Muertos: lo que conlleva la tradición mexicana

Fernanda Leon, Staff Reporter November 3, 2015

Considerada como una tradición muy representativa de la cultura mexicana, el Día de los Muertos va más allá de los típicos colores llamativos, las flores, las calaveras y la comida. Esta festividad es celebrada durante el 2 de noviembre de cada...

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UTEP students reach their dream of opening fitness center

UTEP students reach their dream of opening fitness center

Julia Hettiger, Staff Reporter November 3, 2015

Inspired by their love for fitness and strong desire to give back to the community, three UTEP students have decided to pursue their dreams and have open their own gym. Peak Fitness, which had its grand opening on Oct. 31 at 5450 Hurd on the Westside...

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Deadbeach Brewery is located at 406 S. Durango St. in downtown El Paso.

New brewery lives up to the hype

Jose Soto, Entertainment Editor November 3, 2015

Some people might recall a time when 406 S. Durango St. was once the trendy nightclub called the Motel Bar. Now, the location is home to a newly opened brewery, giving El Paso it’s second much-needed brewery house.  In a city like El Paso, which has...

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