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Ford Wadsworth

Ford Wadsworth

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Whispers Editor, El Paso Inc.

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Technology , Climate , Human Rights , History , Travel

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Sports, entertainment and tech.

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Total articles 338

  • Whispers

    By Ford Wadsworth Verified| El Paso Inc. Verified South El Paso StreetMaybe the headline says it all: “The best little shopping strip in Texas.”The strip is South El Paso Street, and that’s the beginning of a story in a recent issue Texas Monthly magazine. Writer Clayton Maxwell does normal touristy things. She visits Dave’s, “what might be the world’s weirdest pawn shop” she writes, to see “allegedly, Pancho Villa’s amputated trigger finger and a desiccated Chupacabra,” as well as buying a pair of red go-go boots.

    By Ford Wadsworth Verified · El Paso Inc.

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • Whispers: Moving, maybe & TV news update

    By Ford Wadsworth Verified| El Paso Inc. Verified Moving, maybeWe hear that the upscale Argentinian restaurant Garufa has closed. It’s been serving steak and such for 15 years. Will Garufa reopen in a new spot? Maybe. Or it might reopen in Pepper Tree Square with a new name, maybe Gaucho. A posting says they’re taking a little break, while looking at the possibility of moving to a new location. That’s what Mi Piaci is doing. The popular Italian restaurant located just across the parking lot from Garufa closed last November.

    By Ford Wadsworth Verified · El Paso Inc.

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • Whispers

    By Ford Wadsworth Verified| El Paso Inc. Verified South El Paso StreetMaybe the headline says it all: “The best little shopping strip in Texas.”The strip is South El Paso Street, and that’s the beginning of a story in a recent issue Texas Monthly magazine. Writer Clayton Maxwell does normal touristy things. She visits Dave’s, “what might be the world’s weirdest pawn shop” she writes, to see “allegedly, Pancho Villa’s amputated trigger finger and a desiccated Chupacabra,” as well as buying a pair of red go-go boots.

    By Ford Wadsworth Verified · El Paso Inc.

    Apr. 13, 2025

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Company Info

El Paso Inc.

El Paso Inc. is a family-owned media company based in El Paso, Texas, established in 1995. It publishes a paid-circulation weekly newspaper that is distributed on Sunday mornings. The newspaper targets business managers, professionals, business owners, philanthropists, and their families. The publication is structured into four sections: Main News, Lifestyle, Border Business, and Personal Finance. It focuses on delivering relevant stories about local business, culture, and finance. El Paso Inc. aims to be a primary source of intelligence for the business community in El Paso, covering local events, philanthropy, and financial advice tailored to its upscale readership.

El Paso, Texas, United States

'+1 915-534-4422

Founded: 1995