Tepalo trail fees are unchanged through 2025
Hikers head for waterfalls
Trail fees at the Tepalo area in Ajijic will remain unchanged in 2025. The Indigenous…More
Author: Sofia Medeles
Sofia Medeles
Born in Ajijic, she moved to Guadalajara and enrolled in the Fashion Design program at UdeG. Four years later, she returned to her hometown and worked for Semanario Laguna as a reporter and photographer. Her investigative stories on the invasion of Federal property have been front page news.
Tepalo trail fees are unchanged through 2025
Candidates sought for national Holiday Queens in Ajijic, San Antonio
Organizers say finding candidates is increasingly difficult
Both Ajijic and San Antonio Tlayacapan have begun their search for candidates for September’s Patriotic…More
Ajijic Sacred Heart festivities to start June 25
Traditional events run for three days
For three days, the Ajijic west side neighborhood of La Canacinta will celebrate the Sacred…More
Storms damage trees across Chapala, officials respond to hazards
Ten trees fell, two homes had minor flooding
Recent storms caused serious damage to trees throughout Chapala, according to local Civil Protection and…More
Good Samaritan arrest at Ajijic accident evokes public outrage
Arrested for offering first aid
Following the arrest of a well-known Ajijic woman after a traffic accident on Wednesday, June…More
SIMAPA says sewer spills caused by an aging system
Repairs have not improved the situation
Director of the Chapala Municipal Water and Sewer System (SIMAPA), Antonio Monreal Mendoza, stated that…More
Ajijic fish kill: Experts suspect illegal nets, pollution, ecosystem changes
Interview with Limnology Institute director
Eduardo Juárez Carrillo, director of the Limnology Institute at the University of Guadalajara, identified at…More
Ajijic priest named ‘Beloved Son’ by Chapala officials
25 Years of US Ministry recognized at home
During its 10th regular session on Thursday, June 12, the Chapala City Council named Father…More
Ajijic begins construction on new cemetery project
25 million pesos allocated
After about a year without any news, on June 12, the first stone was laid…More
After 30 years, BBVA is closing its doors in Ajijic
Doors close permanently on June 27
After three decades of uninterrupted service in downtown Ajijic, the BBVA branch, located facing the…More