Ajijic View all
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“Your Help Makes a Difference” unites community during National Festivities
The traditional kermés helped support 29 patients
With the support of groups, institutions, and community residents, “Your Help Makes the Difference” held its traditional kermés (community festival) on Sept.16 at the Ajijic…More
Chapala View all
Gerontology Fair comes to Ajijic
Services support older adults
The University of Guadalajara’s Chapala campus held its Gerontology Fair in Ajijic on Sunday, Aug.…More
Chapala students launch new school year
More than 400 attend opening ceremony
The 2026-27 school year officially began in Chapala with a civic ceremony at José Vasconcelos…More
No money, no permits: Cruz Roja Renal Health Clinic sits idle
Electrical upgrades needed
Lack of money and permits is delaying the opening of the Chapala Renal Health Clinic,…More
Second phase of Paseo Ramón Corona renovation begins in Chapala
Work includes water lines, underground power, and lighting
The Jalisco Secretariat of Infrastructure and Public Works (SIOP) began the second phase of the…More
San Antonio Tlayacapan View all
San Antonio Tlayacapan Health Center finally has a doctor
It’s been a year since the center had a doctor
The San Antonio Tlayacapan Health Center once again has a doctor, after at least a…More
San Antonio wants you for the living stations of the cross
Kermesse fundraiser slated for Sunday, March 23
With just over three weeks until the start of Holy Week activities, the organizing group…More
Parking restriction returns on Ramón Corona Street in San Antonio
Police ticketing cars parked on yellow curb
The road department’s solution to Ramón Corona Street’s congestion problem is to return to parking…More
San Juan Cosalá View all
San Juan Cosalá revives a cultural landmark
Residents collaborate for Aztec Calendar touchup
The Jocotepec Government’s Department of Culture issued a call to touch up the iconic Aztec…More
Miércoles Contigo program arrives in San Juan Cosalá
Neighborhoods and villages visited bi-weekly
Most of the Jocotepec City Council, along with Municipal President Hugo David García Vargas, were…More
“Games and Toys of Mexico” shown in San Juan Cosalá
300 Mexican toys on display
Around 300 traditional Mexican toys are on display in San Juan Cosalá as part of…More
Jocotepec View all
Crashes prompt emergency highway repairs
Jocotepec tackles dangerous potholes
Several overnight crashes prompted Jocotepec crews to repair potholes on Federal Highway 15 between Guadalajara…More
Maky Jiménez participates in Jalisco Talent Summer Camp 2026
Jocotepec College student won her place for superb academics
Jocotepec College student Maky Jiménez was selected to be part of the Jalisco Talent Summer…More
Organizers plan changes to next year’s Jocotepec Pride Parade
Route will be shorter due to lower turnout
Although the atmosphere was lively, the sixth edition of the Pride Parade, held on June…More
Jocotepec’s World Environment Day event draws over 800
Event promoted respect for nature
With the participation of more than 800 people, including students, officials, agricultural businesses, civil associations,…More
Jalisco View all
Cocula to host first Bachelor’s degree in Mexican Music
Eight-semester course will start in August 2027
Cocula, the birthplace of mariachi, will host Mexico’s first Bachelor of Music, a higher education…More
Civil organizations in Jalisco receive 75 million pesos in funding
State supports 115 projects focused on community assistance
A total of 152 civil organizations in Jalisco received 75,000,000 pesos (about 4.4 million USD)…More
Charros celebrate their day in Guadalajara’s historic center
Public treated to day of horses, costumes and exhibitions
Charros (traditional Mexican horsemen) and escaramuzas (traditional female Mexican equestrian drill team riders) took to…More
Pollution surges along Chapala-Guadalajara water route
Urban growth a major cause
An analysis of 979 raw water samples conducted by the Intermunicipal System for Drinking Water…More
Culture View all
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Music Sin Fronteras. 8.16.26 by Patrick O’Heffernan
Korean Roots, Mexican Heart: La Coreañera
One of the things I do in this column is introduce you to rising talent on both sides of the border. I receive about 100…More
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HOT HALF DOZEN by Patrick O’Heffernan
Six songs from Mexico, the US, and Colombia -
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Italian jazz quartet to make Mexico debut at Garden of Dreams
4th concert in the El Lago Suena Series -
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Jalisco Theater Festival brings 19 Productions to three cities
Performances, workshops, and tributes August 21–29 -
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