Good morning, El Paso.

88-year-old Rita Yorgensen had her failing roof and home exterior fixed by Top Dog Roofing using community funds after her GoFundMe raised over $7,000+.

ABC-7 reported she expressed relief at the local support that saved her home.

The Amigo Airsho at Biggs Army Airfield on Fort Bliss is set to feature the U.S. Navy Blue Angels and a two-ship aerobatics display by Undaunted Airshows on Oct.

24 and Oct. 25, with gates opening at 9 a.m.

The Downtown Deck Plaza Foundation announced Monday that a $10 million gift from the Woody and Gayle Hunt Family Foundation will fund a new sports venue over I-10; the project already received $20 million from the Loya family and will include a fieldhouse for basketball, volleyball, soccer and pickleball.

Bernie Sanders visited the Abraham Chavez Theatre as part of his Fighting Oligarchy Tour and drew a large crowd in El Paso.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced plans to build its 10th Texas temple at the corner of Northern Pass Drive and Paso del Norte Boulevard in NW El Paso.

The single-story building (22,300 sqft) will host sacred ceremonies and briefly open for public tours before dedication.

UTEP professor Brianna Anderson (assistant professor of English) is using graphic novels in her fall courses to help future educators connect with complex topics like environmental issues.

Her innovative method boosts reading engagement and emotional intelligence among reluctant readers.

EPCC nursing student Daniel Dominguez will represent the U.S. at Mister Universe International in Panama this November as he moves from the teen to the adult division—he aims to promote health advocacy and inspire local youth with his story of overcoming challenges.

The U.S. Secret Service is hosting two recruiting events at EPCC campuses today for Special Agent and Police Officer positions.

Running at Valle Verde from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Mission del Paso from 5:30 to 9 p.m., applicants should bring a laptop (and federal résumé).

Readers can vote for the El Paso Children's Hospital high school Boys Athlete of the Week in football and cross country for the week of Oct.

13-17. Nominees include top performers (David Retana of Harmony Science Academy, Armando Jalil of Clint, and others), as detailed by the El Paso Times.

Week 9 of high school football in El Paso is set for Oct.

22 and Oct. 23 at local high schools + predictions by Felix F. Chavez highlight key matchups and district standings.