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The 2nd Annual Nancy L. Green Afro-Latinx Symposium: Honoring Art, Legacy, and Community
FREE EVENT Saturday, October 4th at 11AM. El Paso Museum of History, 510 N. Santa Fe. St. 79901 This is the second year during Hispanic […]
Brotherhood, Legacy, and Celebration: Sigma Tau Chapter to Host 2025 Founders Banquet
The Sigma Tau Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. is preparing to welcome Brothers, families, and friends for a night of honor, reflection, and […]
2025 Business & Community Awards Dinner – Ticket Deadline extended to August 5th
El Paso, TX – July 19, 2025 | Click here to purchase tickets, sponsorships, or ads https://blackelpasovoice.com/2025awards/ On Saturday, August 16, the Black El Paso […]
The Breynana Blessing: Marshon Trotter’s Journey of Faith, Fashion, and Empowerment
(915) 353-5313 | Breynanathriftboutique@gmail.com | instagram.com/BreyNana.2025 At 8500 Dyer Street, Suite 17, in the Central-North area of El Paso, a newly opened storefront offers more […]
Community Spotlight: Magnolia Court #28 Celebrates 125 Years of Service
El Paso’s historic Magnolia Court #28 of the Heroines of Jericho is celebrating an extraordinary milestone — 125 years of service and sisterhood — on […]
2025 State of Black El Paso – Review Date: July 4th
For the first time in history, El Paso has two dynamic Black leaders helping to guide the city’s future. And yet, some in our community continue […]
Calling All Black-Owned Businesses: Be Part of the 2025/2026 Official El Paso Black-Owned Business Directory!
August is Black Business Month, and this year, we’re doing it bigger and better! We’re proud to announce the 2025/2026 Official El Paso Black-Owned Business […]
2025 State of Black El Paso
Where We’ve Been, Where We Are, Where We’re Going: The 2025 State of Black El Paso As communities across the nation reckon with the need […]
A Juneteenth to Remember: Black El Paso Voice & Parks and Recreation Bring the Community Together in Celebration of Freedom, Culture, and Unity
Nations Tobin Park was alive this past weekend with the heartbeat of the community. Black El Paso Voice and the City of El Paso Parks […]
2025 McCall Center | Annual Juliet M. Hart Summer Enrichment Camp for Youth Age 5-17
Juliet Hart Summer Enrichment CampHosted at McCall Neighborhood Center | El Paso, Texas OverviewThe Juliet Hart Summer Enrichment Camp is a dynamic program for youth, […]
- SCAM ALERT: Scammers Impersonating the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3)
- Ask the Arts & Music Editor: What’s the Difference Between a Poet and a Spoken Word Artist?
- Community Statement: Launch of “Progressive Voices on the Border” Series on Policy, Power & Racial Justice
- KTSM’S 2025 Black History Month Feature
- Socorro ISD board approves plan to lay off about 300 employees
2025 Business & Community Awards Dinner – Ticket Deadline extended to August 5th
El Paso, TX – July 19, 2025 | Click here to purchase tickets, sponsorships, or ads https://blackelpasovoice.com/2025awards/ On Saturday, August 16, the Black El Paso Voice Business and Community Awards will spotlight some of El Paso’s trailblazers, innovators, and community champions. The event, set for 6 PM at the EPCC Auditorium (Building A, 9050 Viscount, […]
Community Spotlight: Magnolia Court #28 Celebrates 125 Years of Service
El Paso’s historic Magnolia Court #28 of the Heroines of Jericho is celebrating an extraordinary milestone — 125 years of service and sisterhood — on Saturday, August 2, 2025, from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at the Starlight Event Center, 6550 Continental Dr., El Paso, TX 79925. Tickets are $50 and can be purchased via […]
2025 State of Black El Paso – Review Date: July 4th
For the first time in history, El Paso has two dynamic Black leaders helping to guide the city’s future. And yet, some in our community continue to complain rather than contribute. It’s time we step up. This year’s 2025 State of Black El Paso Address was real. Raw. Necessary. Despite assumptions, the Black population in the El […]
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Mayor Renard Johnson Expresses Concern Over Proposed El Paso Electric Rate Increase
EL PASO, Texas—Mayor Renard Johnson today released the following statement regarding El Paso Electric’s proposed rate increase and its potential impact on the community: “I was informed of El Paso Electric’s proposed rate increase and the potential negative impact it will have on our residents. The City Attorney’s Office will brief the City Council during […]
City Hosts Re-Opening Ceremony for Veterans Recreation Center
WHO: The City of El PasoWHAT: Grand Re-opening Ceremony for Veterans Recreation CenterWHEN: 4 p.m. Monday, January 27, 2025WHERE: Veterans Recreation Center, 5301 Salem Drive The City of El Paso invites the public to the grand re-opening ceremony for the Veterans Recreation Center, located at 5301 Salem Drive. This highly utilized recreation center in Northeast […]
City News Release: El Paso Mayor Reaffirms Commitment to Safety, Collaboration, and Economic Prosperity
EL PASO, Texas—In a message shared earlier today, Mayor Renard Johnson highlighted his unwavering commitment to ensuring El Paso remains a safe, welcoming, and prosperous community. The Mayor’s remarks emphasized the unique strengths of El Paso as a border city, its importance in cross-border trade, and his priorities for public safety and collaboration. “Living in […]