Christopher Hughes+FollowEl Paso’s Jake Fette joins ASU practice at homeSeeing Del Valle’s own Jake Fette take the field with Arizona State right here in El Paso is something you don’t see every day. After wrapping up his high school career just last month, Fette is already suiting up with the Sun Devils as they prep for the Sun Bowl—literally in his hometown. He’s not just representing Del Valle, but showing how local talent can make big moves fast. Imagine your first college practice happening on your home turf! What does this mean for young athletes in El Paso? Let’s talk about the impact of seeing one of our own take this leap. #Sports #Football #ElPaso00Share
Dana David+FollowEl Paso smiles get a high-tech upgradeLife in El Paso just got a little brighter—Sunrise Oral Surgery and Implant Center is using advanced navigation and AI-assisted tech to make dental procedures safer, faster, and more comfortable. Dr. Ron Prenzel, with decades of Army experience, leads a team that takes the stress out of everything from wisdom teeth removal to dental implants. Patients are surprised at how quick and easy their visits are, thanks to real-time planning and gentle IV sedation. It’s a big step forward for local oral health. Anyone else feel more confident about tackling dental work now? #Health #BodyHealth #ElPaso00Share
phughes+FollowEl Paso’s own Jack Fette joins ASU at Sun BowlJack Fette, fresh off a standout high school career at Del Valle, just made a rare hometown debut with Arizona State’s Sun Devils—before even enrolling! Imagine prepping for a bowl game with your future team, right in your own backyard. Fette’s excitement was obvious as he hit the field in full pads, only to be reminded of NCAA practice rules. Still, he soaked up every moment, learning from coaches and teammates. How do you think this unique start will shape his journey at ASU? El Paso folks, are you rooting for the local kid to shine? #Sports #Football #ElPaso00Share
jporter+FollowMobile clinic brings care to El Paso kidsA brand new pediatric mobile clinic is now rolling through El Paso, making it easier for families to get quality healthcare for their kids—no matter where they live. This high-tech clinic-on-wheels is packed with medical equipment and lab capabilities, and it’s heading straight into neighborhoods that need it most. Plus, the hospital’s new jet ambulance means parents can stay right by their child’s side during emergencies. It’s a big leap for local healthcare access and peace of mind for families. What do you think—will this change how your family approaches medical care? #Health #BodyHealth #ElPaso00Share
Michael Pitts+FollowEl Paso’s own Jake Fette starts Sun Devil journey at homeJake Fette, one of the nation’s top high school quarterbacks, is kicking off his Arizona State career right where it all began—back in El Paso. It’s not every day a hometown star gets to take his first college snaps on the same fields where he built his legacy. Coach Dillingham called it a “pretty special moment” for Fette and his family, and you can feel the pride across the community. What do you think this means for El Paso football fans? Could Fette’s journey inspire more local talent to chase big dreams? #Sports #Football #ElPaso00Share
Jacob Morris+FollowSun Devils land in El Paso to a festive welcomeThe Arizona State Sun Devils got a true El Paso welcome as they arrived for the 92nd Sun Bowl—complete with mariachi music and dancers right at the airport! For El Paso native Jake Fette, it’s a full-circle moment: his first practice with ASU will be right here in his hometown. The team’s not just here for football—they’ll be visiting local spots, including El Paso Children’s Hospital, before the big game. This mix of sports, community, and culture is what makes bowl season special. Who else loves seeing teams embraced by their host cities? #Sports #SunBowl #ElPaso00Share
Lori Elliott+FollowEl Paso kids spread warmth to cancer patientsLocal El Paso kids are making a real difference—over 350 handmade hot packs are being donated to cancer centers, all crafted by Kendra Johnson and her children. These hot packs offer comfort during tough treatment sessions, and what’s amazing is that the project is powered by young hands and big hearts. With support from Cruces Creatives, the kids are learning how small acts of kindness can have a huge impact. It’s inspiring to see families and local organizations come together for such a meaningful cause. How else could we support those facing tough times in our community? #Health #BodyHealth #ElPaso00Share
Michael Pitts+FollowDel Valle’s Jake Fette heads to Arizona StateJake Fette just made El Paso proud—he’s officially signed with Arizona State after a record-shattering run as Del Valle’s quarterback. Over three seasons, Fette racked up nearly 10,000 yards and 130 touchdowns, leading the team to three straight district titles. What stands out even more is his loyalty: despite offers from powerhouse schools like LSU and Auburn, he stuck with ASU. With the starting QB spot up for grabs in 2026, could Fette be the next big name in college football? What do you think his impact will be for the Sun Devils? #Sports #Football #ElPaso00Share
Eddie Deleon+FollowEl Paso’s volleyball stars shine in 2025 picksEl Paso’s high school volleyball scene just got a major spotlight with the 2025 All-District teams announced! From Lyah Galford and Genna Gandara earning MVP honors in 1-6A, to Abby Martinez and Ashley Ruiz dominating 4A, these athletes have set the bar high. Eastlake, Chapin, and Del Valle saw multiple standouts, and new faces like Gisselle Gandara and Sydney Avila are already making waves. It’s clear the local talent pool is deep and competitive. Which players or schools surprised you most this season? Who do you think will be the next breakout star? Let’s celebrate these achievements and talk volleyball! #Sports #ElPaso #HighSchoolVolleyball10Share
Gary Dunlap+FollowEl Paso senior’s home at risk—here’s how to helpLosing heat, hot water, and even safe entry to your own home is a nightmare—especially for a 70-year-old El Paso woman who’s lived on the same land for over 60 years. Her mobile home, once her family’s sanctuary, now faces dangerous disrepair: a gas leak, mold, and a broken front door threaten her independence. She’s reached out for help, hoping to stay in the place filled with memories. The Senior Fund, through the Rio Grande Area Agency on Aging and Paso del Norte Community Foundation, is stepping in. If you believe everyone deserves a safe home, consider supporting or spreading the word. What does “home” mean to you? #Safety #ElPaso #SeniorSupport00Share
