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The Upper Valley Artist & Farmers Market is kicking off their Selena Tribute Market this March 26th and they’re inviting people to the celebration.

The El Paso Downtown Management District has declared the month of February as “Love Downtown Businesses Month and they want locals to join in on spreading the love by writing a love letter to your favorite downtown El Paso business.

Christmas is breathing down our necks so here is another idea to help you buy gifts for your friends and family and support local businesses while you're at it.

Christmas is breathing down our necks so here is another idea to help you buy gifts and support local businesses while you're at it. Cowboy boots are pretty much a requirement in Texas and El Pasoans certainly follow the rules. Cowboy boots come in many styles too, ranging from rounded tip to pointy tip to "whatever the hell these are" tip...

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On Next Sunday’s Pop-up store is located at 801 N. Piedras, Suite 4. The pop-up event will be happening Saturday, May 28th from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., and Sunday, May 29th from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

House of Pizza shared a post on their Instagram celebrating their 44th anniversary with a few throwback photos that showed the business back when they first opened their doors.

There’s a new food truck in town and it’s coming from Fort Worth, Texas. El Taquero Comer is now calling El Paso home.

Dutch Bros may have just opened their second El Paso location last week but a third is already in the works.

Last month we showed you an amazing pinata maker from the Line Star State but today we're highlighting a local artisan with out-of-this-world skills.

The west side gelato and coffee shop announced last week they will be closing their doors for good soon.

The pandemic is definitely part of the reason some local businesses are struggling in town.