Adam Powell

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On the evening of Monday, December 2, the Mebane City Council considered a new large-scale mixed-use development that would bring approximately 300,000 square feet in retail shopping space, along with 645 residential rental apartments, 38 residential townhouses that will be for sale, and associated amenities to a series of tracts totaling 82.9 acres adjacent to the I-40/I-85 interchange. There are also rumors that a large anchor tenant such as the Publix grocery store chain or the Target retail outlet chain will be a part of the new mixed-use project.

El Paso Times Only days after it was announced, U.S. Rep. Veronica Escobar called President Joe Biden's decision to issue a full presidential pardon to his son, Hunter Biden, "troubling."

El Paso Times The 2024 mayor's race stands out as one of the most expensive in El Paso and features two emerging political characters with strong ties to longstanding political powers shaping City Hall politics.

The early voting session kicked off Monday, Dec. 2, and comes to a close Tuesday, Dec. 10. As of Sunday, roughly 18,000 ballots had been cast.

At the conclusion of a marathon session Monday night, the Mebane City Council unanimously voted to make Richard J. White III the town's new city manager.

We spent last week’s Caustic summarizing the exciting releases we had the pleasure of featuring on our weekly outing. Still, now it’s back to our regularly scheduled programming as we dove through the Caustic catacombs for our Best Of The Year list, a few brand new releases slipped by our peripheral. Our necks nearly snapped as a slew of releases crashed into the Caustic factory. Just when we thought things were winding down, solo material from accomplished bands and triumphant sonic shifts made their presence felt in the last weeks of 2024. We have collected some music released over the past two weeks to bring a Caustic filled with exhilarating new releases.

El Paso voters will head to the polls for the fifth time this year on Saturday, Dec. 14, to elect a new mayor and five City Council representatives.

Businessman Renard Johnson will be the next mayor of El Paso after besting city Rep. Brian Kennedy in a low turnout runoff election.

El Paso Times A runoff election that saw less than 10% of registered El Paso voters head to the polls yielded a number of victorious new faces and the loss of incumbent Northeast city Rep. Joe Molinar.