Brandon Wolfram knows a thing or two about high scores. He was UTEP’s All-Time leading scorer; but now, the former UTEP Basketball player has returned to El Paso to help you improve your credit score.
Who is Jack Fields? He’s not a secrete spy in a television drama, he isn’t the newest superhero to hit the big screen; Jack Fields is a 5-11, 200-pound senior running back for Americas High School, and one of the most exciting high school players the city of El Paso has ever seen.
With so much going on in El Paso, it’s hard to keep up with it all! Not to worry, TSM’s Victoria Gutierrez is here to show you what to see and what to do around the Sun City.
What does it take to be CrossFit strong? Strength and athleticism across a broad variety of elements like olympic lifting, power lifting, gymnastics, running, rowing and more would be a good place to start. But perhaps its also something more complex and more elusive.
The crowd at Magoffin Auditorium grew silent, as the judges tallied up their votes; Danny Saenz stood on stage helpless, he had already done all he could, now his entire future rested in the hands of the three judges at the annual Sun City Regional Bodybuilding Championships.
Have you heard of the Paleolithic Diet? Perhaps you know it simply as the Paleo Diet. No, it’s not the latest Hollywood diet. In fact it has been around for longer than you think; it’s been around since the dawn of mankind as a matter of fact.
This month, Vicky made her way to Proper Printshop– relatively new addition to the El Paso small business club. Having been around for quite a few years as Knuckle Board Shop (primarily a skate shop, occasionally a custom-t shop), Proper Printshop takes advantage of the combined design skills and detail-orientedness of Mark Martinez and Ferny Gonzalez. Thanks to these two guys, Vicky is now an expert (and we use the term lightly) at screen printing. Just like a lady, she did it Proper.
Upon entering The Pitch, located at 2900 N. Mesa St, patrons are presented with the feeling of walking out of the tunnel and on to the field on game day; all that’s missing is the cheerleaders.
She gets herself ready, leaves her room with a trail of her favorite Michael Kors perfume following her, pours her coffee and leaves for work. She not only possess a high title in the business world for a successful overseas company, she also possess a disorder that affects 3.9% of the adult population in the United States. She is bipolar.
By David Pacheco Inspiration can come from anywhere at any time, just ask local artist Josh Arthur. Somewhere in between walking along the sandy shores of Pacific Beach, riding a ferry across the Puget Sound, or standing in the front row of an Ice Cube concert, Josh Arthur got the inspiration to become an artist. [...]
Words & Photos by Danielle Urbina It’s a fairly warm Sunday morning in downtown El Paso, and everything seems to be as it should. The banks are closed, the bustle of the busy streets is almost non-existent and there are small groups walking to and from church. Driving down Mesa is seemingly the same as [...]
Words by Farzad Farrokhnia I felt almost as excited as I used to get in 5th grade when I’d rush home after school to catch old episodes of The Justice League on Cartoon Network. It was only 2pm and I was already well into my work day. I was excited because earlier that day, I [...]
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