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08/18/2026

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08/17/2026

🚂 A Piece of El Paso History

Built in 1905, El Paso’s historic Union Depot has been a gateway connecting El Paso to the rest of the country and Mexico for more than a century. Designed by architect Daniel H. Burnham, the depot was once a bustling passenger station where dozens of trains arrived and departed each day.

Today, the beautifully restored building continues to welcome travelers and serves as a reminder of El Paso’s rich railroad history. It’s also listed on the National Register of Historic Places and recognized by the Texas Historical Commission.

📍 Union Depot | 700 W. San Francisco Ave., El Paso, TX

Whether you’re a history lover, a train enthusiast, or simply exploring downtown El Paso, take a moment to appreciate this iconic landmark.

🚆 Planning a visit? Check Amtrak’s current schedule for today’s train arrivals and departures, and visit the Depot during operating hours.

08/12/2026

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08/01/2026

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El Paso's largest stormwater pond is nearing completion, helping reduce flood risk and paving the way for 600 properties to leave the floodplain. See link below ⬇️

📸 El Paso Water

07/21/2026

Another detail from Guardians of the Southwest, the 100th project completed by the El Paso Public Art Program! Join us for the ribbon cutting this Wednesday, 7/22 at 6:00pm to celebrate local artists and teachers Lagartos Doodle Works (Ivan Ortega, Miguel Picos, and Julian Vidales) and unveil this beautiful mural at Marty Robbins Recreation Center.