Between Friday evening and Saturday morning, a section of about two kilometres or Río Guadalfeo between Lobres and Salobreña dried up completely, causing the death of thousands of fish, including specimens of two protected species.
Well, Lobres now has its spruced-up plaza near the village bus stop, thanks to using an undeveloped embankment, that had been full of weeds and waste.
The Salobreña Councillor for Tourism, Mari Carmen Callejón, announced the opening of the new, circular, cycle tourism route called Ruta de las Frutas Tropicales.
Salobreña Mayor, Javier Ortega, announced changes to bus routes in town to improve public-transport access to the new Centro de Salud.
Following a house fire in Lobres yesterday, fire personnel came across the body of a man in his early 50s.
The Río Guadalfeo ran black and sweet on Thursday as it emptied into the sea because there had been an accidental discharge of molasses up in the Ron Montero factory in Lobres.
If things go according to plan, which they seldom do, the new Centro de Salud should open its doors in June; in time for summer.
According to Salobreña Town Hall, the sinkhole at the end of the main drag in Lobres is being sorted, but normal traffic flow has only been partially restored.
Lobres is preparing to celebrate its now-traditional Noche de las Candelas (Candlelit Night) on January the 29th.
The first Lobres classic-car rally, held on Sunday, was declared a sucess by the First Councillor for this municipal dependency of Salobreña