Page 23 - Castner Range News Today

Why can’t Castner Range be next on the list of spaces designated for our children to enjoy, grow and discover something new about the world?

The FBI El Paso Field Office sent out a campaign to find any leads in the cold case death of Margaret Mary Hart whose remains were found in 1979

In 1979, four teenage boys hiking in the Franklin Mountains found a decomposed body. The body was identified as that of Margret Mary Hart.

Students at Cathedral, Del Valle and Horizon High Schools learn how they can address environmental issues through environmental initiative.

"An organization representing current and former National Park Service employees is calling for President Joe Biden to use his executive power to establish several new national monuments around the country and advance his goal of conserving 30% of the nation’s lands and waters by 2030."

A group of more than 300 former National Park Service employees today proposed adding new federally protected sites in Texas, Nevada, California, Oregon and

A coalition of former National Park Service employees is lobbying President Joe Biden to safeguard several sites rich in natural, cultural and historical resources.

Since taking office, Escobar has been instrumental to the Castner Range movement in our city’s 50-year effort to protect a mountain range.

Veronica Escobar announced the gradual reopening of the U.S Capitol building for the public.

It's poppy season in El Paso! Although you wouldn't be able to tell as there seems to have been a less significant bloom for the third year in a row.