Clint News

Ronald W. Erdrich/Reporter-News Cole Shannon, 10, plants flags in front of gravestones Tuesday at the Texas State Veterans Cemetery at Abilene.

Sometimes when it rains it pours, and unlike the Weather Girls, I ain't talking about men! "Everyone knows that when it's dry in this desert, it's parched! "Lately it seems we've been missing out on quite a bit of action from our local talent.

As we are hurled into the holiday season, many separated and divorced parents ask for clarification of holiday possession schedules.

All of the El Paso cross country teams will compete today in their respective district meets at Chamizal Park.

The federal government has given the city a $5.8 million stimulus grant to help with its conservation goals.

Trumpets blared, saxophones roared and drums boomed as 27 high school bands marched across the field Saturday at the Socorro Activities Complex.

The Prekindergarten Early Start Grant Program at the Clint Independent School District has received a $500,000 grant from the Texas Education Agency to help children enter kindergarten at or above grade level.

Hail has put a dent in Ramon Tirres Jr.'s livelihood. "The crop was looking really good.

Clint volunteer firefighters are at the scene of a large tire fire in Horizon City.

The lure of street racing can be irresistible for many teenagers. Vividly portrayed in movies such as "The Fast and the Furious" series and "Biker Boyz," street racing is as engaging and addictive as it is dangerous.

The Galveston Arts Center will present two exhibitions during ArtWalk on Saturday.

The county government is getting its own crew of dog catchers and horse wranglers.

The El Paso Museum of History, 510 N. Santa Fe, will celebrate Texas' influence on zydeco, jazz and blues music, and women in music.

The city has started a new program to recycle unused paint and donate it for graffiti removal.

Goats, chickens, rabbits, tigers - find them all at the 2009 Southern New Mexico State Fair and Rodeo, which officially opens this morning and will go on through Sunday.

The Texas Department of Transportation and the city of Socorro are still working on expanding a major traffic artery in the county area.

Recently, Congresswoman Barbara Lee of Oakland's 9th District stated on the Chris Matthews show she was born in very segregated El Paso where her black mother had to fight to get into a hospital to give birth to her simply because she was black.

When Fort Bliss completes its expansion in 2013, nearly one in every eight people you meet on El Paso's streets will have a direct connection to the post, according to its commander.

Apparently I can't keep myself from Open Mic at Take II. The crowds keep getting bigger and the talent just keeps getting better.

A storm producing golf-ball-size hail caused a ton of damage to vehicles in Far East El Paso.