It is a simple fact. There is simply no Christmas without a black cake on the table along with the other goodies that make the season merrier. Food, in general, livens the mood and the ...
Long before the splendid sight of the colourful array of territorial wear won by hundreds of Primary School students told of their approach, the sounds of the Police sirens and the pounding of drums, did ...
Fungi music, storytelling, a cultural fashion show and an exhibition at the popular Althea Scatliffe Primary School caused them to steal the limelight today, Thursday 17th November 2016. Dubbed a cultural extravaganza, the event formed ...
The rich and diverse culture and heritage of the Virgin Islands will be showcased this week from Sunday 13th to Sunday 20th November 2016 in the Culture and Heritage Week, previously known as Culture Week ...
Eight men involved in the Horse Racing Sport were the reason for the celebration at the Ellis Thomas Downs in Sea Cow’s bay on Sunday 13th November 2016. Seated at the high table, decked out ...
Today the Government of the Virgin Islands signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Center for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (CEFAS) to strengthen the fisheries sector, forge closer collaborative opportunities and co-operation over ...
Seventy-two yachts, shined, polished and presented at their best, sat in the blue waters at the Nanny Cay Marina and will be there for four days. Astride them, are their boat captains and admirals; who ...
For the past 37 years, the British Virgin Islands (BVI) Diabetes Association has been performing a very important task. Located on the busy main street of Road Town, their office, equipped with one full-time and ...
Mr. Elliot Walwyn Brewley’s name is synonymous with softball in the Virgin Islands simply because he has dedicated many, many years of his life to the sport. Now a retired auditor at 75, Brewley’s involvement ...