Children are the pillar of the future
Interview with educator Sofia Bateman
Education plays a vital role in an individual’s development, transcending academic pursuits. It shapes one’s…More
Tagged: Ajijic
Children are the pillar of the future
Concern about the mud festival in San Antonio Tlayacapan
The "Festival 4x4 en Lodo" is set for June 9
An all-terrain vehicle (ATV) event that is scheduled to be held on the shore of…More
Steve Balfour sheds light on changes at the Lake Chapala Society
A candid conversation about his role past, present, and future
Many readers know that Steve Balfour recently tendered his resignation as president of the Lake…More
Search for Ajijic Queen of Fiestas Patrias begins early
A call for candidates went out on May 7
The organizing committee for Fiestas Patrias Ajijic 2024 got off to an early start. On…More
Candidates give Mother’s Day games, raffles, prizes
Traditional celebration honors Ajijic mothers
The Mother’s Day celebration in Ajijic was a stylish affair, attracting about 1,800 spectators. Just…More
International Garden of Ajijic receives XOGOSE sculpture
Magical creature part of Mexican ancestral culture
The Ajijic Malecón (boardwalk) International Garden, has received a new sculpture by artist Álvaro Cuevas,…More
Unauthorized excavation project in San Antonio Tlayacapan under investigation
The report was made this past Tuesday, May 14 and closed the same day
Authorities found a dig site on San Antonio Tlayacapan’s malecón, however, no one knew who…More
Steve Balfour Resigns as President of LCS
Changes in leadership will take effect in June
At Tuesday’s board meeting Mr. Balfour announced his resignation as president of the Lake Chapala…More
Insecurity continues to be Mexicans’ main concern
OPINION: FROM NORTH TO SOUTH
Candidates aspiring to govern in the next six-year term have mainly complained about the inheritance…More
Participation declines for the Day of the Cross
Some think the tradition is ending
Although the traditional colorful crosses full of “mandado” or flowers and food were seen in…More