Victor R. Martinez is a journalist based in El Paso, Texas. He writes for El Paso Inc., focusing on local news and events in the El Paso community. Victor covers a wide range of topics including arts and culture, entertainment, sports, and community profiles.
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Victor R. Martinez's coverage focuses primarily on local lifestyle and entertainment news in El Paso, Texas. He often covers announcements, events, and human interest profiles related to the arts, music, and community events.
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Linda Wolfe and Sereka Barlow – both prominent El Paso leaders, both Army veterans, both African American women – each share a desire to tell the story of Juneteenth and why it's important to celebrate.
The Way Out West country music festival has outgrown its boots. (0) comments Welcome to the discussion.
To Candice Reyes, jazz is more than just a music genre. It has become a way of life.
Britt Aulie, the executive director of The MonteVista at Coronado, knows firsthand the devastating effects Alzheimer's and dementia can have on a family.
On Yandell Drive in Central El Paso sits Midtown Spirits, a spot that has housed several bars and restaurants including Pine Knot Tavern, Surf Club and North Shore.
By: Victor R. Martinez
On Yandell Drive in Central El Paso sits Midtown Spirits, a spot that has housed several bars and restaurants including Pine Knot Tavern, Surf Club and North Shore.
For years, El Paso chef Rulis Gonzalez has celebrated the diverse culinary heritage of the El Paso/Juárez region.
Seven years ago, when Daniel Moreno was a third-grade student at Hart Elementary in El Segundo Barrio, his music teacher handed him violin.
By: Victor R. Martinez, Ruben R. Ramirez
Dick Krasne was 16 years old when his father, Bob Krasne, purchased a small transmission shop on Texas Avenue and moved the family from Omaha, Neb., to El Paso in
Upper Valley and Westside residents who have been searching for modern American comfort food done with a Southwestern/Mexican flair can now consider the chase over.
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