What a week! Why El Paso is a great place to live - ElPasoInc.com
Last week was yet another wonderful week to live in El Paso. I learned a lot, enjoyed exceptional entertainment, and discovered some fun new places to eat. I can’t help but share some highlights:
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Before Duane Nellis, Texas Tech’s president, threw out the opening pitch, he spoke at an alumni reception at Anson 11, along with Kirby Hocutt, Texas Tech’s athletic director; Tim Douglass, associate VP of the Texas Tech Alumni Association; and Dr. Richard Lange, founding president of Texas Tech’s University Health Sciences Center in El Paso and dean of the Paul L. Foster School of Medicine.
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