The Chamber of Commerce’s 2025 candidates forum series kicked off last week and immediately highlighted one of the contrasts in the election campaign.
Over 150 government officials, educators, students, and community members gathered at Theoline McCoy Primary School on Wednesday, 26 February to officially open the Francine Gardner Hall.
Held every Ash Wednesday, the Agriculture Show at Stacy Watler Pavilion in Lower Valley has become an eagerly anticipated tradition, drawing thousands of attendees to celebrate Cayman’s vibrant agricultural heritage.
On Saturday, February 15th, 2025, the Kiwanis Club of Grand Cayman marked a monumental milestone — 50 years of dedicated service to the children of the Cayman Islands with their 50th Anniversary Gala.
John Gray High School had its annual Career Fair on Friday February 21, 2025 and more than 70 entities from both the public and private sectors were in attendance, showcasing their business to the attendees.
The Community Safety Officer (CSO) in West Bay District, Cindi Welcome, has been, over an extended period, assisting the senior citizens in her area of responsibility to complete Hazard Management Emergency Information Pamphlets.
Touted as being part of the island’s “most exclusive enclave”, the Mandarin Oriental Residences are now for sale following an official groundbreaking event.
In light of the general election looming at the end of April, the National Roads Authority and Planning Department have issued guidelines for the placement of political campaign signs and billboards, when they are placed in or by road intersections.
In response to community concerns raised with the police, last week, Monday 3 – Monday 10 February, the RCIPS and its partners commenced a Week of Action targeting known areas of criminality in George Town.
