Yoali Rodriguez

Dec 21, 2024 | borderzine.com | Yoali Rodriguez

StyleSince 2021, Mariano and Ilse Adame have found business success in showcasing some unique El Paso designers along with curated designer fashion in their Downtown El Paso shop. The brother and sister team of Mariano Adame and Ilse Adame grew up in El Paso and Austin. They went to off college and then their into their careers before finding their way back to the Borderland to follow their dream.

Nov 27, 2024 | elpasoinc.com | Yoali Rodriguez

El Pasoans gathered recently in the name of fashion that embraced American and Latin American cultures. Bazaar Model Management's Texas International Fashion Week hosted 50 designers in November to showcase their work to local women, men and children of the border region. "It's a huge celebration of fashion," said Jacqueline Garcia, CEO of Bazaar Model Management and producer of the show.

Oct 18, 2024 | dentonrc.com | Yoali Rodriguez

A new report shows Black and Latino consumers are twice as likely to be prone to digital scams or cyber attacks. According to the 2024 Consumer Cyber Readiness Report, while only 6% of white consumers have been victimized by financial fraud, the report finds that 14% of Black and 13% of Latino consumers have experienced financial loss as a result of cyber attacks and scams.

Oct 18, 2024 | elpasoinc.com | Yoali Rodriguez

One thing El Paso prides itself on is the color the arts add to the local culture. From art exhibitions to concerts and film festivals, it would seem each aspect of the artistic culture is nourished. However, as the city widens its horizons, appreciation for local theater has fallen into a decline in the entertainment space. Every year the city is recognized for its access to big seasonal production musicals produced by Broadway in El Paso and the University of Texas at El Paso Dinner Theatre.

Oct 18, 2024 | starlocalmedia.com | Yoali Rodriguez

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