El Paso Inc.

El Paso Inc. started its journey in September 1995. This distinctive weekly newspaper, which is published every Sunday and requires a paid subscription, is popular among business leaders, professionals, entrepreneurs, philanthropists, and their families. Approximately 8,200 copies of this uplifting and high-quality publication are delivered directly to subscribers, available at more than 150 retail locations, and also mailed across the United States.

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Scientists perplexed by strange signals from beneath Antarctica

2 days ago | elpasoinc.com | Dean Murray

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Kappy's Corner: Could Tim Hardaway be UTEP basketball's first GM?

5 days ago | elpasoinc.com | Steve Kaplowitz

Earlier this week, 600 ESPN El Paso first reported that Joe Golding signed a three-year extension to reman head coach of the UTEP men’s basketball team. The new deal will keep him with the Miners through the 2027-28 season. Golding will have a roster filled with new players when the team debuts later this year, plus three new assistant coaches. UTEP’s NIL for men’s basketball has grown from $300,000 two years ago to $400,000 in 2024 and it is currently at $600,000.
Borderland Bourbon: Four Roses: Masterful blend of tradition and innovation | Local Features | elpasoinc.com

1 week ago | elpasoinc.com | Lou Forester

“I know not all that may be coming, but be it what it will, I’ll go to it laughing” – Herman Melville, “Moby-Dick.”
Feeling overwhelmed? How to get over the bump

1 week ago | elpasoinc.com | Samantha Boardman

“I feel so scattered,” explained my patient—let’s call her Ava—sitting on the sofa in my office. Like many people, she felt overwhelmed by life. “I open my phone to check the weather but then a notification pops up about some infuriating political news so I check X, and then open Instagram, and then I get a message from my mom but before I reply, my friend sends me a link to a celebrity scandal, and I quickly check the status of my Amazon order.
Wildest Spirit: Hunter

1 week ago | elpasoinc.com | Victor Martinez |Víctor Martínez

To watch Hunter gliding through the air in search of a flying frisbee at Skyline Park is truly a thing of beauty. Hunter is a 3-year German shorthaired pointer with a wild spirit. Like most German shorthairs, Hunter is energetic, intelligent and a highly trainable dog with a strong desire to please. “He is very smart; he learns commands very quickly,” said Nora Bueno, Hunter’s human mom. “We like that he doesn’t need a lot of grooming. He loves baths.
Fruit trees can thrive in the great indoors

1 week ago | elpasoinc.com | Sara Sanchez

El Paso spent all spring getting whipped around by the dust and wind, which can have a detrimental effect on fruit-producing trees. Luckily for gardeners, El Pasoans can still take advantage of the region’s bright sun and try their hand at growing fruit trees indoors. “The best things to do are probably lemons and limes,” said Lewis Lawrence, owner of Production Growers nursery in the Upper Valley. “Those are probably the easier ones, and they do quite well.
Rhett: 2025 Ultimate Supreme Pet

1 week ago | elpasoinc.com | Victor Martinez |Víctor Martínez

There is something about Rhett, who in his former life was a pony horse at Sunland Park Racetrack. Now retired, the gentle giant 16-year-old American quarter horse is one of four horses in a tight knit herd living the life at a two-acre Upper Valley sanctuary with his two sisters, Bri and Turtle, a brother named Sunny and six chicken sisters. “He is a perfect gentleman,” said Ali Neal, Rhett’s barn manager for the past two years. “He has the sweetest demeanor.
Buzzing around: Paseo Del Norte Beekeepers stay busy with mentorship and more

1 week ago | elpasoinc.com | Sara Sanchez

Bees have had a significant image rehabilitation, and for good reason. The buzzy insects are critical, hardworking members of the food system. And luckily for the bees, there’s a committed group of hardworking El Pasoans dedicated to making a bee’s journey a little better. The Paseo Del Norte Beekeepers Association, founded by Robert Reneau and Michael Duchouquette about 12 years ago, is now 60 members strong.
From the editor

1 week ago | elpasoinc.com | Victor Martinez |Víctor Martínez

Oh, the things one can learn from editing a magazine full of stories about our furry friends. The most intriguing aspect for me was the story of Rhett, a gentle 16-year-old American quarter horse with a smile that could warm any cold heart. When Rhett was selected El Paso Inc.’s 2025 Ultimate Supreme Pet, I was concerned about how our photo editor Ruben R. Ramirez would shoot it. I mean, really, how exciting could a horse be?
Kappy's Corner: UTEP fans to showcase creativity with jersey design contest

1 week ago | elpasoinc.com | Steve Kaplowitz

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