The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
As a benefit for Ajijic’s standing as a Pueblo Mágico (Magic Town) destination, the Jalisco Tourism Ministry (Secturjal) is picking up the tab to hire four special agents to act as guides and assistants to the town’s visitors.
International Women’s Day commemorations aren’t only for teens and young adults, as students at the Cuauhtémoc primary school in San Antonio Tlayacapan showed on March 8.
St. Andrew’s Anglican Church in Riberas is hosting their second annual fashion show, featuring the one-of-a-kind fashions from Catherine Stephenson.
Staff from Jocotepec’s Animal Protection Department once again came to the rescue of wildlife in distress.
Ajijic’s Pueblo Mágico citizens committee has finally taken possession of a Moctezuma cypress sapling gifted to the town by the Comité Ciudadano in Dolores Hidalgo, Guanajuato.
Color guards from ten local schools and National Guard troops joined Chapala government officials for the commemoration of Mexico’s Día de la Bandera held on Friday, February 24 in front of City Hall.
On February 5, all five members of the Lake Chapala Kayak Club who participated in the Amistad (Friendship) Kayak Regatta on the Santa Catarina Reservoir outside Querétaro won medals.
The Lake Chapala Shrine Club (LCSC) came roaring back with its first post-pandemic Ribfest, held Wednesday, March 1 at Chapala’s lakefront Villa Encantada events center.
Local motorists are advised that some changes in parking regulations have been implemented in central Chapala and San Antonio Tlayacapan.
