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Bahamians and other nationalities traveling to the U.S. will no longer have to show proof of having received a COVID-19 vaccination, said the U.S. White House in a release on May 1st, 2023. The Biden-Harris Administration announced that it...

New Official Island Administrators from Eleuthera (L-R): Mrs. Gwendolyn Patram, Mr. Kenwood Cartwright, and Mrs. Bridgette Farquharson-Knowles. On Friday, March 24th, 2023 sixteen new Island Administrators were officially sworn-in, including...

Terneille ‘TaDa’ Burrows is also president of ‘Rise Bahamas’. Terneille Burrows – music executive, performing artist, songwriter, producer, humanitarian and the list continues – professionally known as ‘TaDa’...

The Farmstand is open for business! 2023 has arrived, and already CTI (Centre for Training and Innovation) says it is reaching its goal of strengthening the local economy and promoting entrepreneurship through innovative programs, projects,...

Minister Alfred Sears, along with his technical team, and local community leaders, inspect unregulated home construction in Blackwood, North Eleuthera. Works and Utilities Minister the Hon. Alfred Sears is appealing to persons responsible for...

Pictured above: Carpentry graduate Tavashio Stubbs beams with pride surrounded by his proud cheering squad, including his wife, children and mother-in-law. The Centre for Training and Innovation’s Harbour Island Trade School (CTI-HITS) continues...

Clean Beaches Eleuthera (CBE) celebrated one year of activism aimed at ridding the island of litter with a coordinated set of cleanup campaigns in three main areas across the island on Saturday, April 23rd, 2022, recognized as Earth Day around...

Eleventh graders celebrate their win in the poster and character parade competition. Thursday, February 24th, 2022 dawned bright and beautiful – the perfect backdrop to the  climax of the ‘first ever’ Literacy Week celebration...

Pictured: NACB president, Nurse Rebecca Johnson (front center), sitting with facilitators Mrs. Prescola Rolle, and Mrs. Maggie Turner, with participating Nurses (standing). During the week of October 18th to 22nd, 2021, Nurse Rebecca Johnson,...

RBDF Photo shows boarding team and Haitian sloop on Wednesday September 22nd, 2021. A total of eighty-six (86) Haitian migrants are currently being detained in Matthew Town, Inagua, after they were apprehended in the southern Bahamas during...