Lakeside Charities Grant Program restarts with five grants
Giving paused during Covid
Ted and Margy Kassier, founders and administrators of the Lakeside Charities Grant Program AC, (“Asociación…More
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Lakeside Charities Grant Program restarts with five grants
Padilla Ramos ratified as head of Chapala’s Comptroller’s Office
Held the position in the 2021–2024 administration
After two long discussions among council members and five votes against him, Jaime Nicolás Padilla…More
Konecta Zone returns for Musicians’ Day
Local bands showcase their talent
After nearly three months without musical performances at the public performance venue Konecta Zone in…More
Ajijic’s Lienzo Charro Arena gets a needed facelift
New paint, lighting, and restored bathrooms
Ajijic’s Lienzo Charro Arena received new paint, waterproofing lighting and upgraded bathrooms in the area’s…More
Councilmember Medina Flores wants to be known for hard work
Plans include creating women’s cooperatives for better jobs
For Brisa Jazmín Medina Flores, a Chapala council member representing the National Regeneration Movement Party…More
First bands announced for patron saint festival
No female talent booked for the festival
The Cuisillos band, El Coyote and his Tierra Santa band, as well as Adán Lozano,…More
Festival planned for Neill James’ 130th birthday
Ajijic’s expat community pioneer
The Lake Chapala Society, in conjunction with the Neill James Artistic Legacy group, plans to…More
Overcrowded: The Ranch desperately needs foster parents for dogs
Shelter built for 70 dogs now has 100
There are 30 dogs at The Ranch who desperately need forever homes. Actually, there are…More
Yker Yael Casillas debuts on Rancho El Pial charrería team
Teen charro is team’s youngest member
Already a professional competitor, 13-year-old Iker Yael Casillas of Chapala began a new journey in…More
Cruz Roja halts construction of new medical building
Donations needed to resume work
Local Mexican Red Cross Council President Yolanda Martínez Llamas announced that work on Cruz Roja’s…More