This week, there is news about turtle nests, the ferry to Yucatan, the Beekman Photography collection, David Sterling's new cookbook, Maya mathematics and much more...
This week's news includes articles about the recent turbonada, organ donation, Yucatan honey production, illegal wood seizures, a new Japanese restaurant and more...
This week's news includes turtle nests, entrepreneurs, builders of scale models of airplanes, spacecrafts, ships, tanks, etc. as well as dengue fever, Tekax, shoe sales and much more...
In this week's news, mushroom farming, travel as education, the upgrading of Peto, beauty queens, a new Merida English Library website and much more!
This week, Progreso has a birthday, 5 beautiful puppies need an indoor life, Valladolid helping burn victims, the Merida Poliforum is now world class, 3D photography underwater and more...
This week, a blood drive, a new sleep laboratory at UADY, Soccer versus the Circus, teaching young children about nutrition, the scout troops of Yucatan and much more...
This week, news about mangroves & seagrass, the biological preserve of Kaxil Kiuic, Africanized bees, swimming with manatees, cities within cities and more...
This week in the news, Tizimin struggles with dogs and cats, Ticul's shoe industry grows, turtles lay eggs, replicas are made and shown at Siglo XXI and much more...
This week there is news about new street drains in Merida, healthy Yucatecan pigs, senior INAPAM games and the results of a medicinal plant conference...
This week's news includes solar power for Izamal, the first ever horse fair in Tizimin, rising dengue numbers, a chance to help children with cancer at O'Horan Hospital, and Yucatan being celebrated throughout Mexico...
This week, a fair in Valladolid, a cultural craft center in Progreso, papayas shipped in style, children in fashion shows and art for students with disabilities. Enjoy!
This week, news about drainage, the end of fire season, a weighlifting student from UADY, new life for bakeries in the Yucatan, a pipeline to Guatemala, the meeting of the Caribbean States and much more...
This week Merida hosts the chiefs of state from the Caribbean countries, there is news about whalesharks and lionfish, new discoveries in Chichen Itza's cenote, temperatures are soaring and the Yucatan's favorite Pope is canonized...
This week's news includes information about Idaho, Utah, funding students in Yucatan, mobile phones in Mexico, a drug financing blacklist, manufacturing in Mexico and paying taxes with art...
This week's news includes an increase in chicken rotisserie sales, ecotourism in Progreso, flying kites in Progreso, unexpected places for lovely embroidery and a call for English speakers by the Merida English Library...
This week, great news about chemistry student entrepreneurs, biospheres thriving and attracting tourists, good news for Telchac Puerto and more...
This week news about the largest exporter of ornamental aquatic plants in all of Latin America, kudos for Lidia Saleh of AFAD, entrepreneur training in Yucatan, stellar performances by chemistry students here and much more!
This week, news about Clean Beaches, Chicxulub Crater's tourism potential, rescued circus animals, the equinox at Chichen Itza and preparation for possible drought and possible hurricanes... all good information!!
This week, news about Julio Iglesias, Sunday mass in English, fire season, St. Patrick's Day in Merida, the flight of the snowbirds and much more...
This week, there is news about the success of Progreso's Carnival, a possible shortage of lemons, education in the art of Mexico, the participation of Chinese in Merida's performing arts and the women beekeepers in rural Yucatan...
This week's news includes laptops for teachers, the Carnival windfall in Progreso, global recognition for local architects, progress against dengue with a new vaccine, and AA meetings around the area...
This week there is news about organic farming, the growth of telecommunications companies in Yucatan, the support of ecotourism and in particular, native wildllife, and some new inventions for sustainable, green homes...
Interesting news this week about organ donation in Yucatan, about the honey and habanero industries, about changing the way math is taught in schools here, about bicycling to school and about medical tourism. Check it out...
News about women's naming rights, life review therapy for the elderly, new flights to Belize, career day for students, walk for breast cancer and even a recipe for pickled onions!
This week the news includes information about protected great white sharks, the dearth of duck hunting this year, the worrisome situation of the Monarch butterflies, Merida's entrepreneurs and UADY's scholarships...
The news this week includes information on the low flu and unemployment rates, the unintended consequences of Mexico's new taxes on pets, the benefits of sustainable fishing for Yucatan, and more!
This week, cold in the Yucatan, the results of the spay & neuter programs, a new sports complex in Valladolid, the economics of tires, and much more...
This week, news about the upcoming spay and neuter programs, some details on this year's Carnival, advances in urban development in the southern part of the Yucatan Peninsula, ghost sightings in Motul, organ donations in Yucatan and much more...
This week, news about keeping zoo animals healthy in the winter, the survivial of a gremio in Peto, the cultivation of habaneros, water quality along the northern Yucatan coast and much more...
This week, a synopsis of health fairs held in Yucatan all year, the efficacy of roadblocks, the reduction of crime through the arts, a small family that makes piñatas and a call for more chili...
This week, great news about Christmas presents for children in the Yucatan, 100% occupancy of Merida hotels over the holidays, developments in Peto and Quintana Roo, the value of the Pueblo Magicos and books for sale at MEL...
This week, a new board for the Merida English Library, an escapee flamingo, rescued cenotes, bicycle races in orange country and much more!
News about garbage pickup along the beach, la Noche Blanca, Christmas, Cuba and of course, the big day for the Virgin of Guadalupe...
This week, read about a study and the results for pesticide damage in the peninsula, Guadalupanos who have started their celebrations as well as Christmas decorations have appeared in the city and towns in Yucatan. This and much more is going on in the State!
This week, news about Yucatan's budding ballet dancer who is going to NYC, balls for children, a group called Solar Haven and a story about when it rained cookies in Merida...
This week, some heartwarming stories about communities coming together to support children, care for the environment and care for the animals. Also, Yucatan in the news about golf, our fabulous polo club and more...
News this week ranges from young and upcoming managers from Tizimin, jewelry from Valladolid, kite design in Tetiz, a book club, a community garden and much more...
Life is short, and so is the news this week. Be sure to read about the Black Christ in Tizimin, el Buen Fin weekend coming up soon, approaching nortes, the UMAN Spay & Neuter clinic and more...
This week in the news, the train is going farther than previously announced, the incidence of dengue fever is WAY down, art is being sold in small towns of Yucatan, Maya women are being supported for small projects, children are being taught citizenship and seatbelts are becoming a way of life...
This week in the news, chupacabra sightings in Chicxulub, Democrats Abroad celebrate 50 years, John Deere collaboration, karate in Hunucma and of course, a whole lot more...
This week in the news, crocodile tourism, the new influx of Asian tourists, a spontaneous funeral for the Cochinita King in Motul, and more...
The news this week includes horseshoe crabs, the Mexican army, dogs walking the catwalk, and everyone's favorite subject, the weather...
This week, news about octopus farming, the fair at Xmatkuil, Yucatan's unwed pregnancy rate and what they are doing about it, dogs, turtles and much more!
This week's news includes a new luxury hotel in the Yucatan, new economic reforms, a golf tournament put on by the English-speaking Rotary Club in Playa del Carmen, Merida's English-language literary journal and more...
This week, a lot of news for sports fans and sports participants as the city and state are renovating two very popular stadiums. Also, bilingual signs and WIFI proliferating along the coast...
This week, Paseo de Montejo will be repaved, children visit the Navy, the Dragon Mart gains approval, sea level predictions, Tizimin beauty contest and much more...
This week there is news about adoptions in the Yucatan, mass weddings, the fragile flamingo population, growing indigenous-run businesses and much more...
This week as families return from the beach and kids go back to school, the Yucatan is pretty quiet... except for these programs the expatriates are involved with...