United States Consul General Amy Scanlon in Guadalajara paid a visit to Chapala on Tuesday, April 7, for a cordial meeting with Mayor Alejandro Aguirre to address matters regarding the interests of U.S. citizens residing in the municipality.

The Autotransportes Guadalajara-Chapala bus company announced an immediate hike in fares, which took effect as of Sunday, April 12, sparking widespread condemnation and outrage among its lakeside customer base. 

Two actors, a minimalist set, and lots of gloom.  Who knew those were the components of a truly excellent play?  Evidently, Director Paul Kloegman knew this when he decided to bring “The Woman in Black” to Lakeside Little Theatre.  This thriller is a strong end to LLT’s 61st season.

“The Woman in Black,” written by Stephen Mallatratt, played in London’s West End for more than 30 years, a testament to the quality of the story and the engaging devices of the play.

The Centro Cultural González Gallo (CCGG), housed in Chapala’s former railway station, celebrates its 20th anniversary on Saturday, March 28, with a full program of afternoon and evening activities.

Dozens of Chapala residents converged in downtown Guadalajara on Monday, March 23, to raise their voices against the development of the León–Solís aqueduct project, which they view as a direct threat to the sustainability of Lake Chapala. 

Chapala’s Calle Zaragoza has been fully reopened following a five-month partial closure for a major overhaul.