Erika Eryn Torres elected to lead PAN in Chapala
Her priority is raise awareness and PAN
Erika Eryn Torres Herrera was elected president of the local chapter of PAN (National Action…More
Browsing: Your Local News
Erika Eryn Torres elected to lead PAN in Chapala
San Juan Cosalá celebrates its patriotic parade September 25
San Juan Cosalá celebrated a week after other towns
San Juan Cosalá held its Civic Military Parade commemorating the anniversary of national independence on…More
The feast of St. Francis of Assisi returns to Chapala
Feast began Sept. 30 and runs through Oct. 4
The festivities in honor of St. Francis of Assisi returned to Chapala after two years…More
San Miguel Archangel festivities return to Ajijic this weekend
Activities include a mass, a procession and dinner
D. Arturo Ortega-Ajijic. After two years of pandemic in which the feast of St. Michael…More
Thrill the World returns to Ajijic Malecon October 29
Dance to raise money for Tepehua
Halloween is coming and that means it is time to dance with your fellow zombies…More
Head of Sanitary Region IV warns of complacency about dengue fever
Eliminate standing water and avoid breeding sites
In a telephone interview with Laguna earlier this month, the head of the Sanitary Region…More
CIA wants over 13,000 pesos from the organizers of La Campanaria foot race
Nonpayment will result in 2023 race cancellation
The Indigenous Community of Axixic (CIA) will charge 13 thousand 482 pesos to the organizers…More
Citizens demand maintenance of Jocotepec’s Sports Park North
Fences down, bathrooms closed, graffiti maxr the park
With a part of the cyclone fence torn down, damaged playground equipment, closed bathrooms and…More
Reforestation actions carried out in San Juan Cosalá near boardwalk
High school students participated in the reforestation
Students from the Regional High School of Jocotepec (UdeG) participated in the reforestation of the…More
Poverty forces Poncitlán minors to beg in tourist areas
Poncitlán families need aid in addition to food
According to the charity Poco a Poco, children from the communities of San Pedro Itzicán…More