The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The Chapala government is dispatching backhoes and human manpower to clear out rubbish and debris from dry arroyos located throughout the municipality.
For the second year running Chapala will host the kickoff of a thrills and chills off-road race, this time titled the Jalisco 400.
The Guadalajara Chamber of Commerce recently released the program of activities for the 31st Encuentro Internacional del Mariachi y La Charrería scheduled to run from Friday, August 23 through Wednesday, September 4.
A math geek from the old school, Wayne Watson wasn’t ready to put away his chalkboard when he retired after teaching math for 36 years in the Philadelphia school system.
Current data shows that 6.2 million Americans age 65+ have been diagnosed with some form of dementia. Licensed Counselor, Dementia Specialist & Author E. Jane Wyatt, who found her most challenging role to be caring for her own mother with dementia, will be presenting two sessions on the topic on Friday, July 12, at Lakeside Presbyterian Church, Calle San Jorge 250, Riberas del Pilar.
It’s time for U.S. citizens residing at lakeside to hustle if they intend to vote in the November 5 elections. The window for them to get registered and employ absentee ballots is narrowing day by day.
Saturday, June 15 was a day of glory for Chapala as its men’s soccer team defeated Tuxpan to earn a slot in the quarter-finals of the 2024 Copa Jalisco tournament.
If a picture is worth a thousand words, photographer Mónica Cárdenas has crafted a visual dissertation on the fragile state of life in Lake Chapala’s waters.
Recycling of Lakeside Chapala volunteer Brad Wiesnewski created quite a sensation at the Ribera Medical Center when he arrived last week with two large sacks of plastic bottle caps as a donation to a campaign to support children and adolescents afflicted with cancer.
