Work begins on new Ajijic cemetery near current municipal site
Site cleaned , fencing is next
Cleaning has begun on the site known as Teopantitla for Ajiic’s second cemetery. According to…More
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Work begins on new Ajijic cemetery near current municipal site
They’re paving Pasta Trenta and putting up a shopping center
Owner Barbara Romo talks about her next moves
Barbara Romo Gutiérrez learned in February that her beloved Pasta Trenta restaurant would have to…More
Jocotepec ready for the final phase of the Jalisco Cup
Men's team to face San Martin de Hidalgo
Jocotepec will seek to maintain its good streak in the Jalisco Cup. The men’s team…More
Guepardo women runners excel at state level
Gold medals for Maria Mayte Gonzalez
Three runners from the Guepardos (Cheetahs) sports club excelled at the state level with two…More
Low water table prompts call for new well in San Juan Cosalá
Dry season, construction affecting water supply
Each year during the dry season, water supply problems begin and San Juan Cosalá is…More
Livestock run loose on the Jocotepec highway
Authorities round up the animals
Loose cattle continue to roam loose on the Jocotepec highway. The owners are careless in…More
Terranova Institute hosts Terra Sport 2024 spots and academic contests
200 student competitors from 12 schools compete
Sound bodies, sound minds, and sounds of laughter and team spirit energized Terra Sport 2024,…More
Candidate Delgadillo would favor Lake Chapala as governor
Candidate presents three proposals to benefit the lake
Candidate for Jalisco governor Claudia Delgadillo has pledged to make Lake Chapala’s health a priority.…More
Drought reveals damage to lake due to dredging in San Cristóbal
Local, Fed Authorities dragging their feet
The reduction in the water level in Lake Chapala has shown the degree of damage…More
Tito López: Two wheels, one leg, and a big heart ride to benefit Cruz Roja
One-legged Chapala cyclist rides to raise funds
Although he has only one leg, Chapala cyclist Ernesto “Tito” López González makes up for…More