On Covid, there is good news and bad news. On the one hand, we have the vaccines and a certain mildness compared to killers such as cancer and heart attacks, which leads many to shrug it off.

At least 3,150 in metropolitan Guadalajara. 90,000 in Mexico; and 110,000 in the United States. 

Although customary December 12 festivities honoring La Virgen de Guadalupe will be left aside due to coronavirus, many lakeside householders are expected to crown Mexico’s spiritual patroness in glory with traditional shrines mounted at their doorsteps for the occasion.

Dress up your home and garden with Flor de Nochebuena (Christmas Eve flower), the ubiquitous holiday blossom English-speaking folks call the poinsettia.

When he first heard of the Riders of the Sierra Madre Touring Company in 2009, Lakeside resident Terry Vidal wished he owned it.

Speaking in a panel of high-level diplomats at Guadalajara’s International Book Fair (FIL) Wednesday afternoon, Christopher Landau raised eyebrows by scolding and setting himself apart from colleagues focusing on a “multilateral” approach to Covid-19.