Author: Paco Ojeda

Today it’s all about Hurricane Orlene’s impact in our region. Puerto Vallarta’s municipality suspends activities and schools remain closed. A bit of a follow-up on the drama that took place at City Hall last week. What were those Mexican Butterfingers called? PLUS, for Music Monday, we unpack a gorgeous Mexican torch ballad.

We continue to keep an eye on tropical storm Orlene. Did ‘septihambre’ become a thing of the past? PROFEPA orders demolition of a hotel in San Pancho. Wrongdoings at City Hall make national headlines. PLUS, we show you The Corner Bar, a perfect little spot to enjoy eye candy and conversation.

We have an update on tropical storm Orlene (PS: it’s wet). Time to kiss daylight savings good-bye? Holi Beach disappears. Nayarit’s tourism secretary chimes in on name changes. PLUS, TGIF! We have lovely music suggestions for you!

A new tropical storm is headed our way. Riviera Nayarit is behind on promotion, they say. Today is National Corn Day. Updates from SEAPAL. The Bahía de Banderas mayor is not happy with her coverage. PLUS, Even crocodiles have to eat at one point or another!

Work on the Boca pier begins. Puerto Vallarta announces Municipal Council for Culture and Arts. The Senate is in favor of increasing vacation days. “Not this year or the next,” says the Federal Tourism Secretary to Nayarit. PLUS, Guadalajara celebrates traditional Mariachi.

Facemask use in public transportation is becoming increasingly problematic for some. Taxis get holographic stickers. Boca is still waiting for their new dock. Nayarit keeps fetching back stolen property. PLUS, NASA crashed into an asteroid. Who’s going to clean up the mess?