Ten Question for…
Naomi and Russ Black became full-time Puerto Peñasco residents in 2007. Both are enthusiastic promoters of our community and encourage everyone to experience and participate in the many offerings of Peñasco.
Read MoreAuthor: Rocky Point Times
Editorial July 2015
This month’s cover photo is by Mario Marco Zepeda, our star account executive. He took the photo when we were in Old Port at Pedro’s, which is at fish markets on the water. He has been searching, and trying to capture the perfect shot for a year now, and he hit the ‘nail on the head’ with this one. ALSO, in this issue is Mario’s very first attempt at writing. We didn’t even know he was thinking about it. Be sure to check Mario’s story about our annual Cabalgata, just look for the photos of the horses.
Read MoreWalter June Article
This month I like to share with you one of my favorite meals I’ve cooked and still like to cook on many different kind of occasions and for many events.
Read MoreEmpanadas, Fly Fishing, Jelly Fish, and Sharks
Many times on my drive from Mesa, AZ to Puerto Peñasco, Mexico I will make a pit stop at the Shell Station in Ajo. The timing works out well for a stretch, to top off my gas tank, have an empanada, and a Coke. The sugar and caffeine keep me going while I ponder deep thoughts like; do I prefer the apple or pineapple? This little ritual reminds me of the good things in Rocky Point, and puts a smile on my face.
Read MoreCholla Bay Sportsmen’s Club 8th Annual Horseshoe Tournament
April 18th 8 am: The fun began! 65 Teams competed for the coveted “First Place” bragging rights! We had some new players this year; some of which had never even thrown a horseshoe before! We went thru 8 kegs, over 700 Jell-O shots and who knows how much tequila! We set a record this year with 74 corporate sponsors. I swear, we have the BEST SPONSORS! Without our Sponsors, we just couldn’t do it!
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Crossing The Border
Products which are prohibited to pass (Productos que están prohibidos pasar):
Animals, Plants, and Products Permitted at Touristic Level
Guidelines on animals, plants, and products that may enter Mexico
