Ajijic View all
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The tradition of the Altars of Sorrows in Ajijic is fading
Residents fear the custom will disappear
The traditional setting up of altars in honor of Our Lady of Sorrows, a deeply rooted expression of the Catholic faith in Ajijic, is showing…More
Chapala View all
Chapala artist wins Medusa Art Prize
Granna honored for 30-year career
Chapala-born visual artist Ricky Granna received the International Medusa Art Prize from the Jalisco state…More
Santa Cruz de la Soledad prepares for Cross Festival
Town upgrades ahead of nine-day festival
The town of Santa Cruz de la Soledad is preparing for the nine-day novena for…More
Terranova Institute hosts 2026 English spelling bee
Students enjoyed a day of excitement and learning
The Terranova Institute in Ajijic held its traditional deletreo en inglés (English spelling bee) from…More
PHOTONOTE: American Legion dedicates new mural
American Legion Post 7 in Chapala dedicated its new mural in a moving ceremony Sunday…More
San Antonio Tlayacapan View all
San Antonio Tlayacapan Day of the Dead events announced
Religious and cultural events planned for Nov. 1-2
San Antonio Tlayacapan has announced its schedule of activities for November 1 and 2 to…More
San Antonio Malecon bridge lamps vandalized
Repairs awaiting parts
At least 14 lights were vandalized on the San Antonio Tlayacapan boardwalk, near the bridge.…More
The Fiestas Patrias in San Antonio Tlayacapan concluded without incident
Festivities conclude peacefully
The Fiestas Patrias of San Antonio Tlayacapan took place without incident on September 21 and…More
San Juan Cosalá View all
CONAGUA’s representative visits the San Juan Cosalá landfill
Authorities requested information on the federal zone invasion
The representative of the National Water Commission (CONAGUA) in Jalisco, Gustavo Adolfo Figueroa Cuevas, together…More
San Juan residents fight continuing beach privatization
Private attempt to take over the public beach
Individuals tried to fence off a beach area on Lake Chapala’s shores In San Juan…More
PHOTONOTE: Fire reported on San Juan beaches, but no evidence found
A fire near the Lake Chapala beach area in San Juan Cosalá was reported on…More
Jocotepec View all
INE Jocotepec to destroy two tons of judicial election ballots
Electoral materials to be recycled into textbooks
The District 17 Board of the National Electoral Institute (INE), based in Jocotepec, is waiting…More
Roadwork risks remain on Chapala-Jocotepec Highway
Maintenance work causes hazards in San Juan Cosalá
During the third week of January, maintenance work on the highway connecting Jocotepec and Chapala…More
Man ordered to detention for beating child in Jocotepec
Assailant was partner of victim’s mother
A judge ordered Francisco Javier “N” to stand trial for the crime of intentional assault…More
Rockin’ the Ribera: The “Altavoz” that shook Jocotepec
Altavoz was part of the January festivities
On the night of Jan. 14, Jocotepec’s main square didn’t just vibrate to the rhythm…More
Jalisco View all
Guadalajara Airport to be affected by nightly road closures
Restrictions apply May 13-30 for new access
The Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico (GAP) announced partial and temporary closures on the Guadalajara-Chapala highway…More
Last days for free exchange of Jalisco plates
Cost becomes 4,000 pesos in June
The window for Jalisco’s free license plate exchange is set to close in a matter…More
Jalisco meeting industry generates 55 billion in pesos
Sector creates 87,000 jobs
Jalisco strengthened its leadership in the meetings industry in 2025 by generating an economic impact…More
Jalisco quadruples investment to improve status of healthcare workers
386 million pesos budget prioritizes job security and training
An investment of 386 million pesos (22.4 million USD) will guarantee job stability for healthcare…More
Culture View all
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FLASH REVIEW: BRAVO! Theatre’s A Walk in the Woods
A world worth saving?
By Don Beaudreau Lee Blessing’s Pulitzer-prize-nominated play A Walk in the Woods was written in the mid-1980’s during the Reagan/Gorbachev “Cold War” era, but it…More
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Lakeside Little Theatre elects new President
AGM sees routine leadership change