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Friday, October 10th, 2025
Good morning, El Paso. Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 10th of October.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ Residents in Paseo del Este are frustrated after learning they are tied to an HOA they were not told about—homebuyers first saw the fees when a bill arrived in 2025. Hunt Companies said they will reduce charges and waive fines until March 1 when the new pool and amenity center open. KFOX14
- ➤ The Borderland Rescue Fund has distributed over 70,000 pounds of food and supplies to local animal welfare organizations in El Paso—expanding its support for pets and shelters in need. El Paso Inc.
- ➤ The El Paso Fire Department will host the fourth annual Fire Fest Saturday from noon to 6 p.m. at Veterans Park on Salem Dr. where community members will view a student art gallery, live demonstration, music, food trucks+vendors, and a ribbon cutting for the redesigned STAR helicopter. KFOX14
- ➤ El Paso Giving Day has raised $11 million over nine years and is now in its 10th year with the Bowl of Giving—Early Giving runs from Oct. 9–15 and Game Day is Oct. 16 with over 200 local nonprofits benefiting from over $815,000 in matching funds. The event helps support programs for youth, seniors, animal care, and more to improve community life. El Paso Matters
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ El Paso locals shared their favorite taco spots on National Taco Day today, naming long-time taquerias and new stands that offer distinct flavors. The list reflects a vibrant taco culture+ uniting classic tastes with fresh innovations in our community. KLAQ
- ➤ The El Paso Symphony Orchestra will return with concerts featuring music by John Williams, Eric Whitacre and Richard Strauss and will open with Adventures on Earth by John Williams. The group + an 84-member orchestra and 32-piece choir will perform Space Odyssey on October 17 and October 18 at 7:30 p.m. in the Plaza Theatre. KVIA
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Governor Greg Abbott ordered the Texas Department of Transportation to remove politically themed markings from downtown El Paso’s crosswalks at Missouri and Stanton—this change is meant to align local road markings with federal and state safety guidelines. KVIA
- ➤ TxDOT reminds El Paso residents to submit public comments on its Downtown 10 project to widen I-10 between Executive Center and Copia—comments must be in by Tuesday, October 14. County commissioners have asked TxDOT to include safety features for pedestrians and cyclists in the final design. KFOX14
- ➤ Gov. Greg Abbott ordered Texas cities today to remove road markings that display social, political or ideological messages and warned that noncompliance may result in state and federal funding cuts—affecting symbols seen at Pride Square. El Paso officials said they are reviewing the directive while Amber Pérez from the Borderland Rainbow Center accused the governor of using safety as a guise to target inclusive symbols—raising concerns about community unity. El Paso Times
- ➤ El Paso is moving forward with its national search for a new Animal Services director as it asks residents to share their views through a survey at the end of the month. Candidate interviews will be held in early January—community input along with advice from the Animal Shelter Advisory Committee will guide the process. KFOX14
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ The Star on the Mountain glows pink in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month from October 8—22 as GECU sponsors the lighting to show hope and support for those affected by breast cancer, according to the El Paso Chamber. KFOX14
REAL ESTATE NEWS
- ➤ A fully gated mansion at 2300 Red Sky Lane was listed for $2.25M and features 7,400 square feet with a bright blue façade and strong structural pillars near Scenic Drive. The home offers luxury details—silk-lined walls, rare German marble, and private hot tubs—giving buyers a rare chance to own a local landmark. El Paso Times
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ Undefeated boxer Jorge 'El Jaguar' Tovar will fight this weekend at Southwest University Ballpark—he began boxing at eight and aims to revive local boxing. KFOX14
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El Paso Sky Lantern Festival
10 PM – 2 AM — 123 Main St, Clint, TX — Entry fee details not provided — Experience a breathtaking display of lights and joy with enchanting music and local food vendors.
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Alan Saldana Stand-Up Comedy
6:00-7:30 p.m. — El Paso Comic Strip — Age 17+ — Experience the hilarious stand-up of Alan Saldaña, a rising star in the comedy scene.
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