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Aaron A. BedoyaThis July 21-23, you can help support local journalism in El Paso for as little as $39.
For the next 72 hours, new subscribers can sign up for one year of digital access to the El Paso Times for $39 — 66% off the regular price. After a year, your subscription will renew at the regular monthly price of $9.99 per month.
A digital subscription will provide you with unlimited access to local news, via Elpasotimes.com, the El Paso Times mobile app and the e-edition digital replica of our daily print edition. In addition to personalized newsletters and news alerts, subscribers get exclusive access to subscriber-only stories.
Today, nearly 5,000 of your friends and neighbors support the El Paso Times' efforts to keep the region informed through a digital subscription. As print advertising's decline has been increased by the COVID-19 outbreak, subscriber support of local journalism is more important than ever. It ensures our newsroom has the resources needed to keep our communities informed.
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Please support the work of the El Paso Times' team of 13 journalists by subscribing today.
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Immediate access to these subscriber-only stories
If you're not subscribing, you're missing out. While the El Paso Times provides all visitors a limited number of articles each month, some of our best work is reserved only for subscribers.
Those who take advantage of this introductory offer for new subscribers will gain immediate access to a library of subscriber-exclusive stories, including:
- Peter Piper Pizza tops list of 893 El Paso businesses, nonprofits with largest PPP loans
- To-go beers, cocktails float lifeline to some bars, restaurants during COVID-19
- List of El Paso school districts, schools who have suspended summer workouts due to virus
- The 2000 Riverside baseball team was one to remember
- Great Depression's El Paso Hilton reborn as Plaza Hotel Pioneer Park in great pandemic
- El Paso high school student-athletes to continue their athletic careers in college
- 'It was supposed to be a lot of memories': El Paso high school seniors cope with coronavirus cancellations
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Nobody covers sports better than our team of Bret Bloomquist and Felix Chavez.
From in-depth analysis to exclusive access to the teams, El Paso Times subscribers get UTEP and El Paso high school athletics coverage that's not available anywhere else.
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Subscribers also enjoy exclusive access to our coverage of high school sports. From deep photo galleries to video from the sidelines by Mark Lambie and Briana Sanchez, El Paso Times brings you closer to the action.
A few subscriber-only sports highlights from the past year:
- El Paso high school student-athletes to continue their athletic careers in college
- A look at some of the top boys and girls athletes from Ysleta High School
- A look at some of the top boys and girls athletes from El Paso High School
- El Paso area high school athletes get chance to compete after long COVID-19 layoff
- A look at some of the top boys and girls athletes from Jefferson High School
- A look at some of the top boys and girls athletes from San Elizario High School
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