Evelyn Sandoval
Senior TV Producer at KRWG Public MediaEvelyn Sandoval worked from 2022-2023 as a Senior TV Producer at KRWG Public Media. She is a graduate of New Mexico State University, and graduated with a Bachelor's in Journalism and a minor in Sports Marketing. Evelyn previously worked at KTSM Channel 9 NBC News in El Paso, TX. During her time as a student, she volunteered in the journalism department for over 4 years. Evelyn also worked as a student employee for KRWG Public Media and Aggie Vision from 2015-2019.
Evelyn loves Mexican Food, good vibes, and drinking coffee. In her free time, she enjoys the outdoors and spending time with her family and pets, but most importantly she is passionate about giving back to the next generation in the Journalism Department.
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In this premiere episode, viewers travel throughout southern New Mexico to visit a popular cherry festival and meet an award-winning winemaker. Then, an up-close look at professional baseball in the borderland and we learn more about the history of El Paso's Star on the Mountain. -
There’s a lot of excitement about economic development and trade at the U.S.-Mexico Border in New Mexico. Jerry Pacheco, President of the Border Industrial Association shares the latest on business at the border. -
On this special episode of Fronteras- A Changing America, we get to know award-winning Native American musician and storyteller Randy Granger who calls Las Cruces home. Granger's music will be featured in "The American Buffalo" a film by Ken Burns premiering October 16th at 7 p.m. on television from KRWG Public Media. -
This week, we get an up-close look at an NMSU museum exhibit that highlights lowrider culture in the borderland. Also, award-winning borderland author Denise Chávez discusses the exhibit, her work, and life growing up in the borderland region. -
Check out the sights and sounds of the opening night of Low and Slow: Lowrider Culture on the Border. -
The El Paso Museum of History hosted a Kicks Camp this summer. This camp taught area students about art, culture, branding and the history of sneakers. Carla Padilla, a local artist and entrepreneur mentored the students and taught the class to design their very own personalized sneakers. On the last day of the camp the students had an opportunity to display their custom kicks in the El Paso Museum of History Gallery where family and friends visited to see their work. -
Border Network for Human Rights and Reform Immigration hosted the 10th Annual #HugsNotWalls In El Paso, Texas. -
Chuco Relic supports charitable organizations in El Paso, TX. -
El Paso artist and muralist Tino Ortega shares how art has helped his mental health. Now, Ortega helps others find healing through art. -
Emily Guerra shares family history and inspiration behind KRWG Public Media's radio program "Fiesta."
