A Hurricane Hunter aircraft will be in Grand Cayman next week on a regional tour to educate and prepare people for the 2023 hurricane season.
We are concerned, worried and even alarmed that the huge success of Cayman’s athletes at the Carifta Games is at risk of being overshadowed by an increasingly acrimonious rift involving the Cayman Athletics Association and one of our former top athletes.
The now highly publicised events that have transpired in the wake the Caymanian’s Team return from the recent CARIFTA Games has been the topic of much public discourse, with several different versions of alleged events now casting a shadow on the outstanding achievements of Cayman’s athletes.
The Cayman National Cultural Foundation (CNCF) is proud to present Red Sky at Night (RSAN) to the community after a hiatus caused by the pandemic.
A new book in the works by noted Caymanian historian Dr Roy Bodden will examine three critical aspects which have formed the foundation of the modern Cayman Islands.
Having just graduated a new cohort of trainees, Michael Myles of Inspire Cayman continues to inspire Caymanians to unlock their potential and strive for success in their chosen fields.
Cayman’s tourism industry is enjoying a sustained recovery with projections for the future even more encouraging.
Thirteen Cayman Islands Coast Guard recruits – 11 men and two women – have just graduated to become junior officers in one of the newest law enforcement agencies for Cayman.
Published on Wednesday, 5th April, the summary of Cabinet’s last session - held on Tuesday, 28th March - saw progress on a substantial number of projects being made, including confirmation that the King’s Birthday Public Holiday would be observed on Monday, 19th June 2023.
On Wednesday 19th April, NOAA National Hurricane Centre specialists will be in Cayman from 8:30am to 2:00pm at Grand Cayman’s Owen Roberts International Airport, helping residents to prepare for the upcoming hurricane season, which begins on 1st June.