Lesslye Terrazas Pastor thrilled to be in Ajijic pageant
Señorita Fiestas Patrias is her first
Ajijic native Lesslye Terrazas Pastor is delighted to be part of the Señorita Fiestas Patrias…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.
Lesslye Terrazas Pastor thrilled to be in Ajijic pageant
Three signup for Miss Gay Ajijic August 17
Organizers looking more
Preparations are underway for the 2024 edition of the Miss Gay Ajijic pageant, but with…More
90% of Revolución Street repairs in Ajijic completed
First block opened; next block opens late August
According to Chapala Public Works director Juan Julio Novoa Sandoval, repairs on Revolución Street in…More
Attack on 80-year-old Indigenous woman sparks outrage
Locals rally to support elderly victim
A robbery and physical assault on an approximately 80-year-old Indigenous woman in Ajijic has caused…More
Pre-Hispanic treasure from Chapala registered, donated to INAH
Thomas Thompson donates over 45 pieces
Ajijic resident Thomas Thompson, owner of Barbara’s Bazaar, registered and donated a large collection of…More
Ajijic installs new local artists’ sculptures throughout town
Additional sculptures coming soon
Three new sculptures by local Ajijic artists have been placed in the streets of Ajijic…More
Axixic Indigenous Community sets safety rules for Tepalo trails
Visitor logbook and guidelines help ensure safety
Recent rains have increased the number of visitors to the “El Tepalo” trail to see…More
Trees torched on Ajijic beach. citizens asked to keep watch
No suspects in vandalism
Trees were mysteriously torched on the beach , a few meters from Donato Guerra Street…More
Eleven trees in Ajijic’s Art Alley get needed maintenance
Alley closed for one morning during treatment
At the request of the merchants of the Callejón del Arte, eleven trees were treated…More
Be a movie star at the Ajijic Carnival in July!
Would you like to be in a movie and be part of the recreation of…More