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The Southwest's top web magazine capturing the stories of our border life. Covering multicultural issues and life in the U.S., Mexico borderlands.

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Keystone Heritage Park preserves high desert nature amid urban development
borderzine.com - Eduardo Ibarra
Keystone Heritage Park and Botanical Garden is an unexpected oasis amid the residential development of El Paso’s Upper Valley. It is old land. It …
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Three El Paso sisters had a retail business plan – then they heard the music calling
borderzine.com - Erik Acosta
Shortly after the Grajea sisters launched Whole Lota Denim, a boutique clothing shop in El Paso in 2021, they found their calling to pivot to live …
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Borderland queer youth embrace new film based on bestselling book
borderzine.com - Adam Regalado
It was an historic evening at the screening of Aristotle and Dante, a queer story set in the Borderland. Fans of the YA novel by Benjamin Alire Sáenz …
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El Segundo Barrio Futbol Club usa el deporte como herramienta de apoyo
borderzine.com - Alan Tiscareno
El Segundo Barrio forma parte del corazón de El Paso y a su vez la frontera con México. La comunidad se ha encargado de cambiarle la cara al barrio, …
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Record heat yields bountiful harvest for vineyards in El Paso, Southern New Mexico
borderzine.com - Alyson Rodriguez
Amid the cotton and alfalfa fields along highway 28 in Southern New Mexico and the western edge Texas, two vineyards saw their grape vines hanging …
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NAACP president: El Paso Chapter continues to grow, adapt with city challenges
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By Frances Gunn, El Paso High School —For over a century, El Paso’s Chapter of NAACP has been advocating for the rights of its citizens. But it’s far …