Pickup crashes and knocks down street lights in La Milagrosa Park
The truck stuck on the bike path
A pickup truck was left on the of the bicycle path after knocking over two…More
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Pickup crashes and knocks down street lights in La Milagrosa Park
Foodbank Lakeside’s $1 million Peso Challenge starts fast at 160,000 pesos
Dollar for dollar matching available now
Two weeks ago, Lakeside Foodbank announced that they had managed to get hundreds of families…More
Authorities respond to iguanas for sale at Jocotepec’s flea market
Summons issued to the person responsible
A couple of iguanas for sale were discovered in the Jocotepec flea market on the…More
European Union ambassador visits Chapala
Ambassador and Semadet Secretary worked on sustainability plan
The head of the European Union (EU) delegation in Mexico, Gautier Mignot, was the guest…More
OHTLI Theater Company in Jocotepec performs “The Question of Noses” Saturday
"Cuestion de Narices" will be performed for one night only
Jocotepec’s Spanish-language theater company OHTLI will present the anti-war comedy Cuestion de Narices by Maruxa…More
Rain hits Nextipac; drags cars and floods homes
Three feet of water in Morelos Street
The morning rain on October 3 left vehicles with water damage and houses with standing…More
Guitarist Marco Álvarez will perform this Sunday in Chapala
The free recital begins at 12:30 pm
Guitarist Marco Álvarez will give a free recital this Sunday, Oct. 9 in the Centro…More
Lake Chapala Society Gardens Art Shows are back October through March
Local Mexican artists and children’s art is the focus
LCS is kicking off a new season of the free Gardens Art Exhibits October 15…More
Profile: Jocotepec singer Raúl Contreras
The singer from Jocotepec has more than 15 years of singing experience
We interviewed Jocotepec singer Raúl Contreras about his career as an artist, spanning more than…More
Cycling race returns after 2-year absence
Prizes are bike accessories, money, bicycle
The traditional cycling race as part of the Fiestas Patrias in San Juan Cosalá returned…More