Seven centuries of Mexican history on stage
Color, song, and national pride
The Pan-American Stadium, home of the Jalisco Charros baseball team, hosted the staging of “Seven…More
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Seven centuries of Mexican history on stage
Heavy rains flood 10 homes in Atotonilquillo
Water inside houses, mud on streets
At least 10 homes in Atotonilquillo were flooded when heavy rains on early Oct. 1…More
PHOTONOTE: Contestants from Chapala advance to Canta Jalisco Canta semifinals
During the ninth round of the Canta Jalisco Canta (Sing, Jalisco, Sing) contest held on…More
Aguirre announced new entrance into Ajijic from Tobolandia entrance
Will send traffic to Calle Lázaro Cárdenas
Chapala President Aguirre announced an alternative entrance to Ajijic to ease current traffic congestion. The…More
150 metric tons of water hyacinth removed from Lake Chapala
Removal was part of “Saturdays in Action”
The Municipal Government of Chapala, boatmen, merchants, and volunteers, removed 150 metric tons (about 165…More
Motorcycle mayhem and how to end it
OPINION: LOOKING AT LIFE IN LAKESIDE
Motorcycle mayhem and how to end it OPINION: LOOKING AT LIFE IN LAKESIDE Saul Rodiles…More
Two Ajijic schools’ repairs moved ahead after protests
Projects aim to finish by year’s end.
Saul Rodiles Piña Primary School and the María Montessori/Cofre de Palabras kindergarten are currently undergoing…More
Sports journalism grows in Lake Chapala region
Training course builds new reporting skills
Iván Ochoa López, editor at Milenio and a former contributor to Semanario Laguna, provided local…More
Mike Laure statue removed from Chapala boardwalk
Removal due to walkway sinking
The iconic bronze sculpture of Jalisco musician Mike Laure was removed from the Chapala boardwalk…More
Kay Borkowski: From Around the World to Lakeside Singers
Bringing joy and the Hokey Pokey
The Lakeside Singers is a volunteer group in Lakeside that performs music for residents of…More