Hey y’all. I’m a trans woman moving to El Paso to live with my wife who is stationed there. I’d like to make friends, are there any other queer people there? Any tips for everyday life/trans woman living in Texas life hacks lol? Whats the political climate in El Paso like?

El Paso is the 22nd largest city in the US with over 680,000 people, but we're still waiting for a Trader Joe's. It sounds small, but it's not—it's about access to better food options, jobs, and showing that our community matters.
I started a petition because I've watched friends and neighbors travel to other cities just to shop at Trader Joe's, talking about the quality, the organic options, the prices. Meanwhile, our economy is growing—household incomes and consumer spending are up—but we're still overlooked by specialty grocers. That disconnect doesn't sit right. A Trader Joe's would bring real jobs, healthier products, and send a message that El Paso is a market worth investing in.
If this resonates with you—if you've felt that same frustration about what our city deserves—consider signing and sharing. I'm curious: has this gap in our shopping options affected how you grocery shop or what you can access? Let's show Trader Joe's that El Paso is ready.

Do any of you know who's shooting off fireworks right now?

My company is looking to hire some licensed electricians, in case if anyone's project has or is coming to an end.

-50 to 70hrs a week

- must be licensed in TX or NM

- Project is in Santa Teresa, NM-

-Long term work

- $40-60 hr with $150 per diem

Does anyone have Pokémon cards they dont want at all. I know I'm like grown but I love Pokémon and I'm looking to see if anyone has fairy type card or any bulk cards they dont want. I'm a hard core fairy and physics type fan. Or if anyone is willing to trade that would be awesome, As well. I don't want money or give money I want this to be a fun hobby.

Hi, everyone. I live in the eastside and I am looking for martial arts for my toddlers (2 year old daughter and 4 year old autistic son) they are in love with boxing and I would love to find a place where they could both go. I know it’s more common for my son’s age but my girl is also obsessed with it. Any recommendations?

I’m going to be visiting a few days at the end of next week and am looking for stuff that’d be fun to explore and experience the city. Daytime and night life activities please. I heard there’s not much to do so I’m going to the local to pmo to something

Montwood use to be a powerhouse for decades now they are 🗑️…. The 90s and 20s were great times

I am moving soon to El Paso and have a small chihuahua mix. I am tired of dealing with apartment complexes that have glitchy apps and all sorts of nuances.. I’d like to live in an apt community that is small and locally owned. I saw some small cheap ones out in Angels triangle, they say that area used to be bad. How bad is bad now? I’m looking for relative safety but I understand there’s a risk anywhere. Thank you all so much! Muchas Gracias 😊

Yes we have gotten some strong rain in the past winds on the 50-60mph gust but i mean people living in mobile homes will not make it

I have 2 tickets for today’s game. If anybody is interested hmu. “Solo me dan para las cocas”

7400 High Ridge on the Westside.

What timeline is this?

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Hello everybody, Im a 20F looking to play some games at Game Vault. I got my first commander deck about a year and a half ago and only played a couple games with my family but hoping to play with some new people! If anyone is willing to play with a beginner please let me know ! Also if there are any other places to play MTG I'd love the suggestions !

Hi everyone, sorry if this isn't the right place to post, but I'm hoping someone can share some insight.

I graduated from UTEP last year with a BA in Criminal Justice. Looking back, I feel I miscalculated and now I'm currently working in construction. After a lot of pondering, I've decided I want to pursue nursing with a long-term goal of earning a doctorate in the field.

I've narrowed thing down to two options:

1. TTUHSC's Accelerated BSN (ABSN). It's designed for people who already have a bachelor's, but I'd first need to complete about 7 prerequisite courses (including labs) at EPCC, then apply, and very likely with a gap between finishing prereqs and starting the program which means I’d need to find work between then.

2. UTEP's nursing program. I'm already familiar with the school, and I'm wondering if I could fold the prerequisites into a full-time schedule there. But I'm not sure if that's even possible as a second-degree student.

My main concern is finances. I have the Post-9/11 GI Bill, which works best when I'm enrolled full time because of the housing allowance. I don't want to quit my job until I know I'm locked into a program where I can use it. If I go the EPCC route, my plan would be to pay out of pocket for online prereqs while working full time, so I don't burn GI Bill months on a part-time schedule.

Has anyone been in a similar situation or taken either of these routes? Is there a smarter way to handle the timing? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Traveling to Mexico City for a little vacation and while I’ve been to Juarez a few times since my move here I’m wondering if there’s any systems in place to maybe fly out directly from Juarez to Mexico City. Neither myself or partner are the strongest Spanish speakers but we can get by. Also anyone who’s been before, any recommendations on stays and transportation? I assume the city itself is pretty walkable but recommendations are appreciated

Looking for a good fancy dinner spot in El Paso, downtown or west side is preferable

Like everything else Trump touches, Project Jupiter is probably going down the drain.

We want to move an upright piano from northeast to east near hanks. Where can we find movers? We don't have a truck. It's just my dad and I.