Don Trino Agraz and his legacy of hard work
Known for butcher shop, then selling peanuts, corn
Peanuts and corn in a cup is a snack enjoyed by generations of locals, tourists…More
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Don Trino Agraz and his legacy of hard work
María Ramírez’s legacy at Centro Cultural González Gallo
Transformed empty station into springboard for talent
On the 105th anniversary of the foundation of the Chapala Train Station, Laguna Seminario interviewed…More
“Hecho en Ajijic” project aims to boost local business growth
Loans and guidance for microenterprises
A new initiative called “Hecho en Ajijic” (Made in Ajijic) will support small businesses in…More
Work completed on damaged section of Jocotepec bypass
Road had become impassable
The damaged Jocotepec bypass section, a risk to motorists, has finally been repaired after months…More
Ajijic submits projects to compete for Pueblo Mágico funds
State to distribute funds based on project proposals
Even without an active Pueblo Mágico committee, Ajijic has submitted several projects to compete for…More
Activists allege illegal euthanasia of three Chapala dogs
Cristina Rivera and Osvaldo López Corona reported the case
Animal welfare activists have reported that three dogs were euthanized in Chapala without following the…More
Niños Incapacitados follows up on child with cleft palate surgery
After seven years, Niños Incapacitados did not forget
Last year, the mother of a 12-year-old girl contacted Niños Incapacitados about a child who…More
Ajijic’s 46th passion play draws huge holiday crowd
Community effort makes 2025 performance a standout
The 46th annual Passion of the Christ reenactment in Ajijic drew record crowds and praise…More
San Antonio Tlayacapan’s mural project is 70% complete
Two new murals were presented April 13
Two murals were presented this past Sunday, April 13, marking 70% completion of the Cuauhtémoc…More
Underground wiring project announced for Ajijic downtown
First stage to be completed in 2½ years
The “cobwebs”—the knots of cables and hanging wiring will be gone, Chapala President Alejandro Aguirre…More