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Carlos Briano from the DEA shared advice on setting attainable New Year resolutions and explained available resources for local residents on Tuesday, Jan.

6 — though specific goals were not detailed.

A family in Clint recounted how a fire at their family-owned pellet business last week — which caused about $40,000 in losses — led to the owner's safe evacuation as firefighters responded promptly.

Nicole Ardila from Good Morning El Paso joined Dulce Maria's Bake Goods and More to make roscas de reyes for Dia de Los Reyes Magos.

The pastry with a hidden baby Jesus doll that calls for tamales on Feb. 2 is sold at 3500 George Dieter Dr. until 7 p.m.

KVIA-TV newscaster Sarah Coria won the showcase prize on Price is Right on Jan.

6, earning a six‑night ski package for two in Austria. She drove overnight to the Los Angeles taping after a Jonas Brothers concert, leaving her both shocked and excited.

El Pasoans celebrated Three Kings Day yesterday by sharing La Rosca de Reyes bread (families take turns slicing to find a hidden plastic baby that names the next party host on Feb.

2).

The Canutillo ISD board postponed the Monday vote on superintendent finalist Josue Borrego’s contract—delayed by holiday break and community concerns over his non-local background— and said the vote would be rescheduled next week.

Six elementary schools were recognized Tuesday by CREEED’s Education for All Initiative for high STAAR reading & math scores among low-income students.

The awards highlight teacher leadership and innovative classroom methods that boost student achievement.

Drivers using Darrington Road in Horizon will face an eight-week closure starting Jan.

12 for new waterline and road work by TxDOT. Crews are reconfiguring traffic near Artcraft and Upper Valley, with a temporary reopening set for early February.

UTEP researchers have found a sharp rise in the parasite causing Chagas disease in kissing bugs near the border, with 88.5% testing positive compared to 63.3% last year.

They advise locals to seal homes, keep pets indoors & remove debris to lower the risk.

Jacob Soto, a 24-year-old detention officer at the county sheriff's office, was diagnosed with stage-four testicular cancer that has spread to his lungs and is now undergoing treatment.

His family launched a GoFundMe on Tuesday—Jan. 6—to help cover his rising medical expenses.

Local high school sports games on Tuesday, Jan.

6 featured close basketball and soccer contests—with key wins by teams such as EPHS, Chapin and Canutillo that highlighted strong performances in our schools.

Days of Remembrance - Bridal, Quince & Sweet 16 Expo

11 AM – 5 PM — El Paso Convention Center — Admission details not specified — Discover the largest and longest-running bridal and quinceañera expo in the region.

1st Meetup Fundraiser Luncheon at L&J Cafe

1-3 p.m. — L & J Cafe — Fundraising event — Enjoy a cozy luncheon while supporting a community-driven Meetup group for those 50 and over.

Candlelight: Best of Bridgerton on Strings

6:30-7:29 p.m. — St. Rogers Depot — Tickets required — Experience the enchanting melodies from 'Bridgerton' by candlelight with a talented string quartet.

EMORFIK Live Performance

9-11 p.m. — 11:11 EP TX — Tickets from $51 — Emorfik brings unforgettable vibes to El Paso in this lively concert.

Tips for Winter Gardening

11 a.m. – 2 p.m. — Ascarate Teaching & Demonstration Garden — Free entry — Explore winter gardening techniques and enjoy family-friendly activities in the garden.