Expat’s wallet stolen at Café Negro’s breakfast
Couple targeted before they sat down
A pair of middle-aged Mexican men who appear to be stalking restaurants frequently used by…More
Author: Patrick O’Heffernan
Patrick O’Heffernan
Originally from Texas and raised in Los Angeles, Dr. O’Heffernan has served as wire service reporter in California, an international correspondent in Asia, a newspaper editor in California, a magazine editor in Singapore, a radio host and podcaster. He has published 5 books and numerous articles. He is a retired Professor of Media and International Relations at Georgia Tech. He has a PhD. In Political Science from MIT and has been awarded an Emmy, A Webby, several Addys and many other awards.
Expat’s wallet stolen at Café Negro’s breakfast
The Pan Am Games, education and Mexico’s paradox
OPINION: LOOKING AT LIFE IN LAKESIDE
The Pan Am Games, education and Mexico’s paradox OPINION: LOOKING AT LIFE IN LAKESIDE We…More
Ajijic Intercam Bank ATM stolen early Thursday morning
Second ATM loss for the branch
The Chapala Public Safety Department received a report at 4:08 a.m. on Thursday, Sept.18, that…More
Mexico wins big at 2025 Junior Pan American Games
Captures 29 gold medals; women a big factor
Mexico was the fourth highest gold medal winner at the 2025 Junior Pan American Games…More
Candlelight Serenade benefit concert for Don Chuni, Sept. 24
Proceeds will offset ongoing treatment costs
A “Serenata a la luz de las velas” (Candlelight Serenade) has been announced to raise…More
PHOTONOTE: Do you know the Masks of the Day of the Conquest?
Artists from Michoacan and the U.S. will gather on Oct. 2 at the La Cochera…More
Composer, scholar, trailblazer: Juanita Ulloa champions women in Mexican music
Her new book is a mariachi masterpiece
Dr. Juanita Ulloa’s journey back to Mexico is both a return home and a mission…More
We came for the Grito. We stayed for the fiesta.
OPINION: LOOKING AT LIFE IN LAKESIDE
This weekend, communities across Mexico will come together to celebrate Mexican Independence Day, commemorating the start…More
Escaramuza: women take the charreria field with grace and speed
The only women’s event in the charro world
As we head toward Ajijic’s Day of the Charro, Sept. 14, horsewomen throughout Chapala are…More
MUSIC SIN FRONTERAS 9.7.25
Gaby Moreno: A distinct voice bridging continents and cultures
Back in February (seems like a lifetime ago) I reviewed Gaby Moreno’s 2024 album Dusk.…More