From the Clinton campaign, this news release:

"On Monday, March 3rd, President Bill Clinton will make campaign stops Corpus Christi, Brownsville, Edinburg, Laredo, Eagle Pass, Del Rio and El Paso. Additional details are forthcoming."

Syndicated talk show host Mario Solis Marich called El Paso the "epicenter" of the Clinton effort to secure "the Latino vote." Marich is on KHRO 1650 AM in El Paso, his hours are 1-4 p.m. weekdays.

Last weekend, President Clinton was at several early voting sites in El Paso. On Friday, Chelsea Clinton attended “Our Voice, Our Future” Event at El Paso Community College Rio Grande Campus - Campus Cafeteria.

On Saturday, former Clinton Energy Secretary Federico Peña, National Obama Campaign Co-Chair, was host at an event at the Downtown Library, and appeared via telephone on The Hector Show on KHRO 1650 AM, which airs 8-11 a.m. Saturdays.

Other campaign odds and ends from the last week include:

-- Clinton campaign headquarters opening: 800 North Mesa. Phone: 915.351.0812

-- Obama campaign headquarters opening: Trowbridge Plaza, 5750 Trowbridge Dr. Phone: 915 775 2008

Other events (culled from campaign news releases, so excuse the hyperbolic language):

-- Saturday: The Clinton campaign unveiled two new ads across Texas. The 60-second ad, alled “Resolved,” is airing in both Ohio and Texas. [Click here] “Deliver,” a 30-second ad, is airing across Texas. [Click here]

-- Sunday: Senator Barack Obama’s Texas campaign began airing a thirty-second spot, entitled “Need.” [Click here]

-- Monday: The Clinton campaign announced a new Latino campaign theme song entitled “Hillary, Hillary Clinton” written and performed by Walter Suhr and the Mango Punch, and introduced by Tejano musician Johnny Canales, who dedicates the song to “Nuestra Amiga” (“Our Friend”) Hillary Clinton. [Click here]

-- Tuesday: Former Texas Governor Mark White endorsed Barack Obama for President, citing his plan to provide universal healthcare coverage and ability to stand up to the special interests in Washington.

-- Today: The Obama Campaign announced two new television ads will begin running across Texas. Voices. [Click here] Oportunidad, in Spanish. [Click here]