Mexican Revolution Day: November 17
A turning point in Mexican history
Mexican Revolution Day, observed annually on November 17, honors one of the most significant events…More
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Mexican Revolution Day: November 17
Our Lady of the Rosary procession blocked by parked cars, trucks
Complaints poured in from the faithful
The city traffic department failed to clear parked cars before the procession of Our Lady…More
Tradition, community shine during Day of the Dead in SAT
Celebration combined old and new traditions
San Antonio Tlayacapan celebrated the Day of the Dead on Nov. 1 and 2 with…More
Pablo Lemus urges unity in First State of the State Address
Priority policytopics include disappearances
The Governor of Jalisco, Pablo Lemus Navarro, presented his First State of the State Address…More
23,000 visitors at Chapala Day of the Dead festivities
Joint celebration with Pátzcuaro
A total of 23,000 people poured into the towns and villages of Chapala for Day…More
Jocotepec begins project to bring water to northern zone
Work aims to benefit 4,000 residents
Work has started to bring water to the northern zone of the town of Jocotepec,…More
ANAVETS and American Legion join for Nov. 11 ceremony
Commemorating Remembrance Day and Veterans Day
In a first-ever joint ceremony, ANAVETS Mexico Unit 19 and the American Legion Chapala Post…More
Musicians from Ajijic prepare to celebrate the traditional FIDELOMUS
The 50-year Ajijic tradition continues
The Ajijic Musicians’ Guild will hold the traditional FIDELOMUS (Musicians’ Festival) on Sunday, Nov. 16,…More
Noreen F. Cozzens resigns as American Legion Post 7 Commander
Cites dysfunction, disrespect by past leaders
Noreen Francis Cozzens has resigned as Commander of the American Legion Post 7 Chapala. She…More
Remembrances mark Day of the Dead in San Juan Cosalá
Cemetery, town square filled with colorful decorations
San Juan Cosalá remembered its loved ones resting in the panteón (cemetery), filling the place…More